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well I downloaded it onto a networked mac this morning - and I'm waiting for tech support to arrive ahaha! BUT do not panic - need the tech support to configure my firewall to allow port access and to change my proxy server settings. So the networked stuff is complicated but in the meantime the program is perfectly serviceable as a stand-alone - spent the day mapping away, so if you want to build up the basic expertise go ahead. However when you want to network the software I would advise contacting tech support especially if you are on a proxy server. Sarah Delaney Research Officer Health Services Research Centre Department of Psychology Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland The Mercer Building Mercer Street Lower Dublin 2 00-353-1-4022121 [log in to unmask] > ---------- > From: Barbara Bell - Sport Studies > Reply To: qual-software > Sent: Thursday, June 21, 2001 1:12 pm > To: [log in to unmask] > Subject: Re: Ideas or software for Mapping hyperllinks > > I've had a look at the recommended site for the CMap software and > agree this seems to be very useful - but when I got onto thinking > about downloading and trying it out, I got cold feet as I was > concerned about setting this up on a PC which is part of a network > on campus. Eventually I may want to use for teaching - it would be > excellent I'm sure, but at the moment I want to get some expertise > myself first,even if this is quite basic. I will be looking to develop a > "map" for my research into sports participation. Has anyone any > experience of the download that can allay my fears, give me some > easy pointers etc?. I don't want to get halfway into it and find I > need the IT Technician to get me out of a hole. > > Barbara Bell > Programme Leader, Sports Studies > Department of Leisure and Sport > Faculty of HE Warrington > > [log in to unmask] > Tel : 01925 494312 > >