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Application Installation and Configuration

The document outlines the process of application installation and configuration, emphasizing the need for installation services for additional software required by authorized users. It describes various installation methods, including from CD-ROM, the web, and the Microsoft Store, highlighting the shift from physical media to online downloads. The document also notes that software installation must be completed before activation on designated workstations.

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Application Installation and Configuration

The document outlines the process of application installation and configuration, emphasizing the need for installation services for additional software required by authorized users. It describes various installation methods, including from CD-ROM, the web, and the Microsoft Store, highlighting the shift from physical media to online downloads. The document also notes that software installation must be completed before activation on designated workstations.

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ICT

Application installation
and configuration

N Y K -T D G M A R I T I M E
Application Installation

• means installation services of additional


software not part of the original image, but
required for the authorized user.

• the physical installation of the software on


each designated workstation for which you
acquire a License. Software Installation
must be completed prior to Activation.

N Y K -T D G M A R I T I M E
Types of Installation Methods

Installing from a CD-ROM

• From the mid-1990s through the late 2000s, the most


common way to get new software was to purchase a
CD-ROM. You could then insert the disc, and the
computer would walk you through the installation.

• Now, almost all software has moved away from this


model. Many new computers no longer include a CD-
ROM for this reason. However, if you do need to install
software from a CD-ROM, simply insert the disc into
your computer, then follow the instructions.

N Y K -T D G M A R I T I M E
Types of Installation Methods

Installing software from the Web


• Today, the most common way to get new software is to
download it from the Internet. Applications like Microsoft
Office and Adobe Photoshop can now be purchased and
downloaded right to your computer. You can also install
free software this way. For example, if you wanted to
install the Google Chrome web browser, you can visit this
page and click the Download button.

• The installation file will be saved to your computer in .exe


format. Pronounced dot e-x-e, this is the standard
extension for installation files on Windows computers.
You can follow the steps below to install an application
from an .exe file.
N Y K -T D G M A R I T I M E
Types of Installation Methods

Installing software from the Microsoft


Store

• If you're using Windows 7,8,10 or 11, you can


download and install software from the
Microsoft Store. The Microsoft Store is meant to
simplify the process of locating and installing
software from third-party developers—when
you find an app in the Microsoft store, you
won't have to do any extra work to install it.

N Y K -T D G M A R I T I M E
Installing application for single
user

N Y K -T D G M A R I T I M E

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