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# TOTAL ENTERTAINMENT NETWORK #
# VERSION 1.3.3 #
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# ** README FILE 1/22/97 ** #
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IMPORTANT NOTE: This document contains the latest game installation
information and Customer Support info. It should answer many of your
TEN- and game-related questions. Please read this document in its
entirety and visit our Web site at http://www.ten.net/support
before calling our Customer Service department. Thanks!
Extra-special note: If you are running TEN in 640x480 video mode,
you must make sure that the Windows taskbar is in "Auto hide"
mode. (To make this adjustment, select Start --> Settings -->
Taskbar... Make sure the "Auto hide" option is selected.)
For complete information on how to use TEN along with the various
TEN policies and guidelines, please see the TEN Help file.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
0.0 OVERVIEW
1.0 SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS
2.0 GAME INSTALLATION
3.0 CONNECTING TO TEN
4.0 SELECTING A CONNECTION METHOD
5.0 CUSTOMER SERVICE
0.0 OVERVIEW
"When gamers read documentation, the sows will have goiter."
-- Kazakhswanan proverb
If you're reading this, something's probably wrong. Because if
you're reading this, then you're not playing multiplayer games
over the Internet through TEN. And if you're not on TEN, you're
not happy, we're not happy, and the sows will require a painful
series of out-patient operations.
In this document, we'll do our best to get you back on track
and in the gaming Arenas. Here you'll find basic installation
and sign on information, and contact info for our happy
Customer Service elves. There are other sources of help and
information as well. There's an up-to-the-minute list of
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) on the Web at
www.ten.net/support. There's a TEN Help file accessible from
within TEN (go to the Support menu and choose "Help Topics").
TEN employees appear on line from time to time (they have the
word "TEN" in front of their name) and there are the TEN
volunteer staff of TENguides (they have the word "Guide" or
"Magna" in front of their name) to provide assistance. And,
as a last resort, there are TEN Customer Service people who
get no greater pleasure in life than in helping you out.
If you have a technical question, our Customer Service team
has a Web site just for you! Launch that Web browser and surf
on over to www.ten.net/support. Our phone number is still
available for asking billing and account creation questions,
but all technical questions must be referred to this Web page.
1.0 SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS
To play on the Total Entertainment Network, you must have the
following minimum system setup:
- 486DX 66MHz
- Windows 95
- SVGA video card
- 14.4 modem or better (or direct Internet connection)
Each game on TEN also has additional system requirements.
You'll notice that these requirements tend to be higher than
the requirements for the game in single-player mode due to the
fact that the TEN software and the game software must run at
the same time.
AD&D DARK SUN: CRIMSON SANDS
- 486 66MHz
- 8MB RAM
- VLB or PCI SVGA video card
BLOOD (retail and shareware)
- Pentium 75MHz
- 16MB RAM
COMMAND & CONQUER
- 486 66MHz
- 12MB RAM
- VESA Local Bus (VLB) or PCI SVGA video card
COMMAND & CONQUER: RED ALERT (Windows 95 version)
- Pentium 75MHz
- 16MB RAM
- 1MB VLB or PCI SVGA video card
DEADLOCK
- 486 66MHz
- 8MB RAM
- VLB or PCI SVGA video card
DIABLO
- Pentium 60MHz
- 16MB RAM
- DirectX 3 drivers (or later)
DUKE NUKEM 3D ATOMIC EDITION (Plutonium Pak)
- Pentium 60MHz
- 12MB RAM
- VLB or PCI SVGA video card
DUKE NUKEM 3D (retail and shareware)
- Pentium 60MHz
- 12MB RAM
- VLB or PCI SVGA video card
EF2000 V2.0
- Pentium 90MHz
- 16MB RAM
- DirectX 3 drivers
MAGIC: THE GATHERING
- 486 100MHz
- 16MB RAM
- DirectX 5 drivers
MASTER OF ORION II
- Pentium 60MHz
- 16MB RAM
- DirectX 2 drivers (or later)
MYTH: THE FALLEN LORDS
- Pentium 100MHz
- 16MB RAM (32MB recommended)
- 4X CD-ROM drive
- DirectX 5 drivers
NASCAR RACING ONLINE SERIES (NROS)
- Pentium 100MHz
- 16MB RAM
PANZER GENERAL ONLINE
- 486 66MHz
- 8MB RAM
- DirectX 2 drivers (or later)
QUAKE
- Pentium 90MHz
- 16MB RAM
SHADOW WARRIOR (retail and shareware)
- Pentium 75MHz
- 16MB RAM
TOTAL ANNIHILATION
- Pentium 133MHz
- 24MB RAM (32MB or 48MB recommended)
- 28.8k bps modem (or direct Internet connection)
- DirectX 5 drivers
TWILIGHT LANDS
- Pentium 75MHz (133MHz recommended)
- 16MB RAM
- DirectX 3 drivers (or later)
WARCRAFT
- Pentium 60MHz
- 8MB RAM (16MB recommended)
WIZ-WAR
- 486 66MHz
- 16MB RAM
2.0 GAME INSTALLATION
To play a game on TEN, you must either buy or download the
supported versions of that game and install the game to your
hard drive as per the game publisher's instructions. Special
installation notes for each game are listed below.
GAMES AND GAME ENABLERS
Occasionally, games on TEN need special software called
"game enablers" or simply "enablers." These files are
generally placed directly into the root directory of the game
they're designed for. You can grab enabler files from the File
menu by choosing "Download Files..." or from any game's
DataSphere.
If you should ever move the game's files or directories, or
install a new version of the game, you'll have to update the
path to the game's executable or enabler file. To do this, go
to the File menu and choose "Preferences...". Once there,
click the Games tab. From there, you'll need to hit the Browse
button and find the location of the game executable or game
enabler.
Many game files and patches are available from the File menu
by choosing "Download Files..." If you can't find what you
need here, maybe it doesn't exist. Files can also be found
on our Web-based DataSpheres by clicking the DataSpheres
button on any TEN screen, from the Go menu by choosing
"DataSpheres Web Site" (and then picking a game) or on the
TEN Web site at http://www.ten.net/games.
Warning! It's a really, really bad idea to install games in
the TEN directory on your hard drive (c:\Program Files\TEN).
All files under the TEN directory are subject to eradication
during a TEN upgrade.
AD&D DARK SUN: CRIMSON SANDS
Dark Sun: Crimson Sands is a fantasy role-playing game set in
TSR's Advanced Dungeons & Dragons world of Dark Sun. This game
is a TEN-only exclusive. You can purchase the game at your
local software store (you'll get some extra nifty stuff in the
package) or you can download the latest version from either the
File menu by choosing "Download Files..." or from the Dark
Sun DataSphere. Watch out, it's HUGE and can take a lot of
time to download, especially if you have a 14.4 modem.
The first time you play Dark Sun, you'll be asked to locate the
MDARK.EXE file in your Dark Sun directory.
BLOOD (retail version)
In order to play the retail version of Blood on TEN, you'll
need the latest retail version installed on your hard drive.
(You can purchase Blood retail at your favorite software
store.) You can download a patch to the latest version from
either the File menu by choosing "Download Files..." or from
the Blood DataSphere.
The first time you play the retail version of Blood, you'll be
asked to locate the BLOOD.EXE file in your retail Blood
directory.
BLOOD (shareware version)
To play shareware Blood on TEN, you'll need the latest
shareware version installed on your hard drive. You can
download shareware Blood from either the File menu by choosing
"Download Files..." or from the Blood DataSphere.
The first time you play the shareware version of Blood, you'll
be asked to locate the BLOOD.EXE file in your shareware Blood
directory.
COMMAND & CONQUER
First off, you must have the retail version of Command &
Conquer already installed on your hard drive. You'll also need
to download the Command & Conquer game enabler file CCRUNME.EXE
(this is the compressed form to save space) from either the
File menu by choosing "Download Files..." or from the Command &
Conquer DataSphere. Once downloaded and extracted, place the
CCTEN.EXE enabler in your Command & Conquer directory.
Remember, you'll also need to have a Command & Conquer CD in
your CD-ROM drive. After that, you can hit the ground running.
The first time you play Command & Conquer, you'll be asked to
locate the CCTEN.EXE game enabler in your Command & Conquer
directory.
COMMAND & CONQUER: RED ALERT (Windows 95 version)
To begin with, you must have the retail version of Command &
Conquer: Red Alert already installed on your hard drive.
You'll also need to download the Command & Conquer: Red Alert
enabler file RA95ZIP.EXE (this is the compressed form to save
space) from either the File menu by choosing "Download
Files..." or from the Command & Conquer: Red Alert DataSphere.
Once downloaded and extracted, place the RA95TEN.EXE enabler in
your Red Alert directory. Additionally, you'll need to have a
Command & Conquer: Red Alert CD in your CD-ROM drive. Once you
have these things in order, you're ready to go.
The first time you play Command & Conquer: Red Alert, you'll be
asked to locate the RA95TEN.EXE game enabler in your Command &
Conquer: Red Alert directory.
DEADLOCK
You must first have either the demo version of the full retail
version 1.31 of Deadlock installed on your hard drive. Download
the demo version from either the File menu by choosing
"Download Files..." or from the Deadlock DataSphere. The full
retail version of Deadlock is available at your local software
store.
The first time you play Deadlock, you'll be asked to locate the
DEADLOCK.EXE file in your Deadlock directory.
DIABLO
First off, you need to have the retail version of Diablo
installed on your hard drive and ready to go. Next, be sure you
have the DirectX 3 drivers installed on your machine. Once these
two are set, you'll need to download the Diablo enabler file
DIABTZIP.EXE (this is the compressed form to save space) from
either the File menu by choosing "Download Files..." or from the
Diablo DataSphere. Once downloaded, double-click this file
to extract THREE files (DIABLUI10.DLL, TEN.SNP and DIABLO10.EXE) to
your Diablo directory (if your Diablo directory isn't c:\diablo,
you'll need to change the destination path).
The first time you play Diablo, you'll be asked to locate the
DIABLO10.EXE game enabler in your Diablo directory.
DUKE NUKEM 3D ATOMIC EDITION (Plutonium Pak)
Duke Nukem 3D Atomic Edition is an enhanced version of regular
Duke with a new weapon, new levels and some new baddies.
(The Plutonium Pak is an upgrade to original Duke Nukem 3D that
converts the original Duke Nukem 3D to the Atomic Edition.) To
play in the Duke Plutonium/Atomic Arenas on TEN, you'll need to
purchase either the Duke Nukem 3D Atomic Edition or the
original Duke Nukem 3D *PLUS* the Duke Nukem 3D: Plutonium Pak.
You'll then need to install either Atomic or Original Duke +
Plutonium to your hard drive.
NOTE: Duke Atomic and original Duke are incompatible with each
other. You'll need two separate installations of Duke Atomic and
original Duke if you want to play in both the Plutonium/Atomic
Arenas and the Retail or Shareware Arenas.
Make sure you have the latest version of Duke Plutonium or Duke
Atomic installed on your hard drive. A patch to the latest
version is available from either the File menu by choosing
"Download Files..." or from the Duke Nukem DataSphere.
The first time you play Duke Nukem 3D Atomic Edition/Plutonium
Pak, you'll be asked to locate the DUKE3D.EXE file in your
Duke Nukem 3D Atomic Edition/Plutonium Pak directory. You'll
need to have the Atomic/Plutonium CD in your CD-ROM drive while
you play.
DUKE NUKEM 3D (shareware version)
To play the shareware version of Duke Nukem 3D on TEN, you must
have the latest shareware version installed on your hard drive.
You can find shareware Duke by going from either the File menu
by choosing "Download Files..." or from the Duke Nukem 3D
DataSphere. After you download the self-extracting archive,
double-click it to extract the game to your hard drive. You'll
need to run the SETUP.EXE program to configure the sound and
control options. Make sure to turn music OFF.
The first time you play Duke Nukem 3D shareware, you'll be
asked to locate the DUKE3D.EXE file in your Duke Nukem 3D
shareware directory.
DUKE NUKEM 3D (retail version)
You'll need the full retail version of Duke Nukem 3D installed
on your hard drive if you want to play it on TEN. You can buy
the retail version at your favorite software store.
The first time you play Duke Nukem 3D, you'll be asked to
locate the DUKE3D.EXE file in your Duke Nukem 3D directory.
EF2000 V2.0
Hoo boy, this game is Sierra Hotel! To play EF2000 V2.0 on TEN,
you'll first need the game installed on your hard drive. You'll
also have to have the DirectX 3.0 drivers installed on your
computer. Then, you'll have to download the EF2000 V2.0 game
enabler file EFTZIP.EXE (this is the compressed form to save
space) from either the File menu by choosing "Download
Files..." or from the EF2000 V2.0 DataSphere. Once the enabler
package (containing EFTEN.EXE, EFTEN.DAT and TEN1ST.DAT) is
downloaded and extracted, make sure the eften.exe enabler is in
the "program" directory in your EF2000 V2.0 directory.
The first time you play EF2000 V2.0, you'll be asked to locate
the EFTEN.EXE game enabler in the "program" directory of your
EF2000 V2.0 directory.
MAGIC: THE GATHERING
To play Magic: The Gathering on TEN, you'll first need a few
things on your computer. You must have the retail version of
Magic: The Gathering and the ManaLink software installed on your
computer. You can buy Magic: The Gathering at your local
software store. Once the game and the ManaLink software is ready
to go, you'll also need to have the DirectX 5 (or later) drivers
installed on your computer.
*** We highly recommend you read and print out the ManaLink
README.TXT included with your ManaLink software for complete
details on playing Magic: The Gathering on TEN. ***
The first time you play Magic: The Gathering on TEN, you'll be
asked to locate the MANALINK.EXE file in your Magic: The
Gathering directory.
MASTER OF ORION II
In order to play Master of Orion II on TEN, you'll need to have
the latest version of the game installed on your hard drive and
the MOO II CD in your CD-ROM drive. You can buy Master of
Orion II at your local software retailer. Once the game is
ready to go, you'll also need to have the DirectX 2 or
DirectX 3 drivers installed on your computer.
The first time you play Master of Orion II, you'll be asked to
locate the ORION95.EXE file in your Master of Orion II
directory.
MYTH: THE FALLEN LORDS
To play Myth: The Fallen Lords on TEN, you'll first need the
latest version of the game installed on your hard drive and the
Myth CD-ROM in your CD-ROM drive. You'll also have to have the
DirectX 5 drivers installed on your computer. You can purchase
Myth: The Fallen Lords at your favorite software store.
The first time you play Myth: The Fallen Lords, you'll be asked
to locate the MYTH_TFL.EXE file in your Myth directory.
NASCAR RACING ONLINE SERIES (NROS)
The NASCAR Racing Online Series is a combined effort
between TEN and Papyrus to bring NASCAR Racing 2 on the TEN
service. To play in the NROS, you first need to have NASCAR
Racing 2 installed on your hard drive. In addition, you'll have
to download the NROS game enabler file NROSZIP.EXE (this is the
compressed form to save space) from either the File menu by
choosing "Download Files..." or from the NROS DataSphere. Once
the enabler package is downloaded and extracted, make sure the
NROS.EXE and NROSREND.EXE enablers are in your NASCAR Racing 2
directory.
The first time you play in the NASCAR Racing Online Series,
you'll be asked to locate the NROS.EXE game enabler in your
NASCAR Racing 2 directory. If you plan to play the Rendition
version of NASCAR Racing 2, you must type in NROSREND.EXE when
TEN asks you to locate the executable file for that game.
PANZER GENERAL ONLINE
You can download a TEN-only verison of Panzer General Online
by going from either the File menu by choosing "Download
Files..." or from the Panzer General DataSphere. If you don't
have the DirectX 2 or DirectX 3 drivers, you'll need to
download those as well. Don't forget the Panzer General manual
if you don't have the Official one from the retail game. The
manual is in Adobe Acrobat PDF format, and comes with an
Acrobat reader.
The first time you play Panzer General Online, you'll be asked
to locate the PANZER.EXE file in your Panzer General Online
directory.
QUAKE
To play Quake on TEN, you must first install either the
shareware or retail version of the game to your hard drive.
You can download the shareware version from either the File
menu by choosing "Download Files..." or from the Quake
DataSphere. The retail version of the game allows you to play
all four episodes. If you don't have the retail version, you
can purchase it at your favorite software store. (Shareware
and full retail folks can play in the same game, as long as
they play in Episode 1 levels.)
You'll also need to download the Quake enabler file QTENZIP.EXE
(this is the compressed form to save space) from either the
File menu by choosing "Download Files" or from the Quake
DataSphere. Once downloaded and extracted, place the
QUAKETEN.EXE file in your Quake directory.
The first time you play Quake, you'll be asked to locate the
QUAKETEN.EXE game enabler in your Quake directory.
SHADOW WARRIOR (retail version)
To play Shadow Warrior retail on TEN, you'll need to have the
full retail version installed on your hard drive. You can buy
Shadow Warrior retail with all its full-on ninja action at
your favorite software store.
The first time you play the retail version of Shadow Warrior,
you'll be asked to locate the SW.EXE file in your Shadow
Warrior retail directory.
SHADOW WARRIOR (shareware version)
To play shareware Shadow Warrior on TEN, you'll first need the
shareware version installed on your hard drive. Shadow Warrior
shareware is available for download from either the File menu
by choosing "Download Files..." or from the Shadow Warrior
DataSphere. You can also purchase it at your local software
store.
The first time you play the shareware version of Shadow
Warrior, you'll be asked to locate the SW.EXE file in your
Shadow Warrior shareware directory.
TOTAL ANNIHILATION
To play Total Annihilation on TEN, you'll first need the game
installed on your hard drive. You'll also have to have the
DirectX 5 drivers installed on your computer. Then, you'll have
to download the Total Annihilation game enabler file TATZIP.EXE
(this is the compressed form to save space) from either the
File menu by choosing "Download Files..." or from the Total
Annihilation DataSphere. Once the enabler package is downloaded
and extracted, make sure the TATEN.EXE enabler is in your Total
Annihilation directory.
The first time you play Total Annihilation, you'll be asked to
locate the TATEN.EXE game enabler in your Total Annihilation
directory.
TWILIGHT LANDS
Twilight Lands is an exclusive TEN-only fantasy role-playing
game created by ICE Online. To play Twilight Lands on TEN,
you'll first need to download the free client software from
either the File menu by choosing "Download Files..." or from
the Twilight Lands DataSphere. Once downloaded and installed,
you'll be ready to create a character and play!
The first time you play Twilight Lands on TEN, you'll be asked
to locate the TWILIGHT.EXE file in your Twilight Lands
directory.
WARCRAFT
While you don't need to buy a retail version of Warcraft, you
MUST download a special TEN version to play the game on TEN.
The TEN-only version of Warcraft can be downloaded from either
the File menu by choosing "Download Files..." or from the
Warcraft DataSphere.
After you've downloaded the self-extracting archive, double-
click it to extract the game to your hard drive. You'll need to
run the SETUP.EXE program to configure the sound and control
options.
The first time you play Warcraft, you'll be asked to locate the
WAR.EXE file in your Warcraft directory.
WIZ-WAR
Wiz-War is a TEN-only exclusive based on the immensely-popular
beer 'n' pretzels board game by Tom Jolly. To play Wiz-War on
TEN, you'll need to download the free game software from either
the File menu of TEN by choosing "Download Files..." or from
the Wiz-War Web site at http://www.ten.net/games/wizwar. Once
downloaded, just double-click the WIZWAR10.EXE self-extracting
package to install Wiz-War to your computer.
The first time you play Wiz-War, you'll be asked to locate the
WIZWAR.EXE file in your Wiz-War directory.
3.0 CONNECTING TO TEN
Once you've installed the TEN software, you can launch TEN in
two ways: You can 1) select the TEN icon (TEN.exe) located in
the TEN directory on your hard drive. The default location for
the TEN files is C:\PROGRAM FILES\TEN. Or 2) you can launch
TEN by selecting the TEN icon in your Windows 95 START menu
(usually in the lower left corner of your screen). The default
path in the START menu is Start-->Programs-->TEN.
Once the TEN software has been launched, you will see the TEN
registration screen. Select the NEW USER button to register for
a new TEN account. When registering, you will need to provide
Name and Address information, and a valid credit card number.
After you have created an account, you will be taken to the
sign on screen.
If you have any problems connecting to TEN, you can contact the
friendly TEN Customer Service elves for help. See the end of
this file for TEN's Customer Service contact information.
If you have questions about TEN once you've signed on to the
service, you can access the TEN online Help file by going to
the Support menu and choosing "Help Topics". The Help file can
also be viewed off-line by clicking on the "ten" help icon in
the TEN directory (the icon looks like a purple book). You can
also hit the "?" on any TEN screen and then click on a portion
of the screen or dialog box to see instant help on that part of
TEN.
And if you ever need to uninstall the TEN software, be sure to
go to Start --> Programs --> TEN --> Remove TEN. When a
confirmation dialog box appears, click Yes. This way, you'll
clear the registry of all gobbledygook and allow your computer
to compute happily away.
4.0 SELECTING A CONNECTION METHOD
There are three ways to access the TEN service: 1) a TEN local
access number, 2) an Internet connection provide by an Internet
Service Provider (ISP), 3) or a direct connection to the
Internet via your office or school.
TEN LOCAL ACCESS NUMBER:
If you do not already have access to the Internet through an
ISP, you can use your modem to call one of our local access
numbers (provided by Concentric Network). TEN has local access
numbers spread across North America, so it's likely there is
an access number near you.
To use one of these numbers, install TEN, run the TEN software,
and select the SETTINGS button from the sign on screen. Next,
select the "Select one of TEN's local access numbers" option,
click "OK," and then choose the local access number nearest
you. (Note: Selecting this option will incur an additional
hourly charge. Also, toll charges will apply if the number is
long distance for you.)
YOUR OWN INTERNET SERVICE PROVIDER:
An alternate way to access TEN is through your own Internet
Service Provider (ISP). You do this by 1) logging on to your
ISP, 2) running the TEN software, 3) selecting the SETTINGS
button on the TEN sign on screen, and 4) choosing the "Use my
direct Internet connection" option. (TEN supports the Windows
95 32-bit Winsock. If your ISP doesn't support Winsock32, you
may need to take additional steps to connect to TEN.)
If you use your own ISP, pay careful attention to what Mr.
Bandwidth (the funny looking guy on the Arena screen) has to
say about your connection quality. Some ISPs do not provide a
good enough connection to play fast-action games like Duke
Nukem 3D over the Internet. If Mr. Bandwidth says that your
connection is not up to snuff, you'll want to try signing on
through one of TEN's local access numbers. (Note that you
can still play games like Deadlock and Warcraft with slower
connections.)
DIRECT CONNECTION AT THE OFFICE OR SCHOOL
Another way to access TEN is through a direct connection to the
Internet provided by your office or school. Simply run the TEN
software and choose "Use my direct Internet connection" after
clicking the SETTINGS button on the sign on screen. This option
is only available when your boss isn't looking or you've
finished all your Calculus homework.
5.0 CUSTOMER SERVICE
Support for TEN is available via phone, fax, the Web and
electronic mail.
PHONE: 1-800-8040-TEN
o TENFONE (Computer)
- Automated voice response
- Includes general and technical information
- Available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week
o Customer Support (Humans!)
- Billing questions and account creation information
(technical questions must be handled by our Web-based
support form at http://www.ten.net/support)
- Available 9 AM to 7 PM Pacific time, 5 days a week
REGULAR FAX: (415) 778-3514
WORLD WIDE WEB:
o TEN Home Page:
http://www.ten.net
- General info and corporate stuff
o TEN's Games Pages:
http://www.ten.net/games
- News, hints, tips and game files
o TEN Customer Service:
http://www.ten.net/support
- FAQs, question submissions and e-mail addresses
o TEN's News Pages:
http://www.ten.net/news
- Overall news about TEN including tournament info
o TEN's Events:
http://www.ten.net/events
- A comprehensive list of events and tournaments on TEN
o TEN's File Factory:
http://www.ten.net/filefactory
- Tons of patches, shareware and upgrades for your fav games
ELECTRONIC MAIL (24-hour turnaround, Monday through Friday):
o General Assistance: customersupport@ten.net
o Technical Assistance: technicalsupport@ten.net
o Billing Issues: billing@ten.net
o Bug Issues/Reports: bugs@ten.net
o Suggestions: suggestions@ten.net
o Complaints: complaints@ten.net
o Compliments: kudos@ten.net
TECHNICAL QUESTIONS
o Technical questions must be handled by our online
Web support form. To access the form from within TEN,
pull down the Support menu and choose "Send Support Question
Via Web" (the form's at http://www.ten.net/support).
When you submit the form, we'll get right on it! Technical
Support is available Monday through Friday.
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