Chapter 9: Solstar 2001 and Solstar-DOS

What is Solstar 2001?

Chapter 9: Solstar 2001 and Solstar-DOS

Solstar 2001 is the successor of Solstar-DOS. It no longer runs as a DOS program, but requires Windows 95, 98, ME, NT 4.0 or Windows 2000.
Solstar 2001 offers these advantages:

Easy to use

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Clearly arranged menus. No running through menu-screens.

"Click and Select" replaces typing in many places.

Use "Drag and Drop" for editing a schedule.

Many reports

: Select from the large number of customized reports.

Import/Export

: You can easily exchange data between Solstar 2001 and Solstar-DOS.

Unlimited number of school years

: Solstar 2001 allows an unlimited number of school years. (I.e. for use as history.)

User management

: Solstar 2001 allows you to setup various rights and passwords for different users.

Function keys

: In addition to its menus Solstar 2001 also supports many of the functions keys used with Solstar-DOS.

Network capabilities

: Solstar 2001 runs in a network environment. It also allows up to 5 users at a time to access the program.

Easy to use	:	Clearly arranged menus. No running through menu-screens. "Click and Select" replaces typing in many places. Use "Drag and Drop" for editing a schedule.
Many reports	:	Select from the large number of customized reports.
Import/Export	:	You can easily exchange data between Solstar 2001 and Solstar-DOS.
Unlimited number of school years	:	Solstar 2001 allows an unlimited number of school years. (I.e. for use as history.)
User management	:	Solstar 2001 allows you to setup various rights and passwords for different users.
Function keys	:	In addition to its menus Solstar 2001 also supports many of the functions keys used with Solstar-DOS.
Network capabilities	:	Solstar 2001 runs in a network environment. It also allows up to 5 users at a time to access the program.