Product download

Immediately after the payment the download procedure leads you through a few online configuration steps that are necessary to obtain programs customized to your environment . In these steps you will be asked for the following information:

The path name of the web server's CGI directory (cgi-bin directory).

Example for Windows servers:

  • D:\User\Domain\cgi-bin\\

Example for UNIX servers:

  • /home/domain.com/html/cgi/

The path name must end with the appropriate separator, the slash "/" or the backslash "\". If it is the backslash (as used in Windows servers) it must be quoted with a second backslash "\\".

The URL of the web server's CGI directory.

Example: http://www.domain.com/cgi

The path name of the Wup base directory on the web server.

Choose the location on the web server where the main HTML Wup page, the style sheet and the used images will be copied.

The documents have to be entered in the program with a name relative to this Wup base in order to be updated.

The log list recording the updating activity will be created in this directory.

One choice for the Wup base could be for example the web server's root directory, accessed with the web server's http address.

Example for Windows servers:

  • D:\User\Domain\docs\\

Example for UNIX servers:

  • /home/domain.com/html/docs/
The path name must end with the appropriate separator, the slash "/" or the backslash "\". If it is the backslash (as used in Windows servers) it must be quoted with a second backslash "\\".

The URL of the Wup base directory (absolute or relative to the CGI directory).

This must be the URL (http address) of the same directory as above.

Example: http://www.domain.com/docs (No slash at the end is needed this time.)

The directory name relative to the CGI directory for the passwords file.

Choose a name for the directory immmediately below the CGI directory where the file containing the passwords list should be created.

Example for Windows servers:

  • private\\

Example for UNIX servers:

  • private/
The name must end with the appropriate separator, the slash "/" or the backslash "\". If it is the backslash (as used in Widows servers) it must be quoted with a second backslash "\\".