Acorn Pipe Systems Inc.
In order to use AcornPipe, you need to have the corresponding USB security key somewhere on your network. All AcornPipe users in your office can share one USB key.
Click the link
below to download the complete AcornPipe Install, version 8-451:
AcornPipe_Install_8-451.exe
This includes
the AcornPipe program, plus the AcornClients folder. You get the
option to install either or both of these. If you are simply
updating your AcornPipe installation, you do not need to install the
AcornClients folder.
If you are setting up AcornPipe for the first time, install just the software on each workstation, and put the AcornClients folder on the file server.
You will also need to install the key driver (Sentinel Protection Installer) on the machine that hosts the USB key. This may or may not be the file server. Note that the USB key should NOT be plugged in until the driver has been installed.
The final installation step is to go to each workstation in turn, start AcornPipe and use File/Set Clients Folder to point to the AcornClients folder on the file server.
It is also possible to install everything on one machine, including the key and its driver. The latest key driver, referred to as "Sentinel Protection Installer", is available at: Sentinel Protection Installer
Occasionally a key driver may become corrupted, perhaps because of a new service pack, power failure etc. If this happens to you, use Add or Remove programs to remove the existing Sentinel Protection Installer, reboot your machine, and reinstall the driver. Be sure to unplug the key before installing the driver.
Older key driver:
Sentinel Protection Installer 7.5.0
Printable list of AcornPipe Standard Details:
Standard
Detail Images.PDF
For more tutorial files:
Learning
Tools PDF Files
Learning Tools Flash Videos
Material Control:
This document outlines the material control section of the AcornPipe software.
Acorn Pipe
Material Control
Register the .dll files
to enable the mouse wheel in reports.
Click to Download the dll registry executable
files here.
Some operating system will require the registration of .dll files in
the Windows System folder.
For more information on registering files - check out the info on
our FAQs page at
the bottom of
this page.
See our FAQs Page - Click on the page link below.
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