AbacusLaw Software System Requirements

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AbacusLaw 2011 Minimum System Requirements:

For a single to 5 user network server or workstation

• Windows XP Professional, Vista Business, Ultimate, Windows 7 or Windows server operating system
• Intel P4 or greater Processor (Dual Core processor is preferred)
• 1GB RAM for XP, 2GB  for servers, Vista, Windows 7
• CD ROM
• 4 GB of Hard disk available (Install footprint is 350MB)

Remember, these are minimum requirements. If using Vista; Business and Ultimate are the only supported versions. Vista installs should have a minimum of 2GB of RAM.

On networks with two or more users, AbacusLaw requires a server or PC not assigned to an individual user.

Abacus specifies a dedicated server because we know your data is valuable to your practice. Any workstation running multiple programs (desktop or laptop) has a much higher chance of locking up and corrupting irreplaceable data. Other companies are willing to expose you to that risk. We are not.

Networks 6-10 users

• Windows XP Professional, Vista Business, Ultimate, Windows 7 or Windows server operating system
• Intel P4 or greater processor
• 1 GB RAM for XP , 2 GB for servers, Vista, Windows 7
• CD-ROM
• 4 GB of available hard disk space 

Preferred server OS would be Windows 2003 Server and up.

Networks greater than 10 users

Use a server based OS. We support the following OS’s; Windows 2000 Server, Server 2003 and Server 2008.

Requirements for Email Integration

In order to integrate emails with AbacusLaw, you will need one of the following:

• Microsoft Outlook 2003
• Microsoft Outlook 2007
• Microsoft Outlook 2010 (32 bit Edition only)

Requirements for Document Generation

• Windows XP Professional, Vista or Windows 7
• To use the naming conventions automatically, you will need Microsoft Word 2003 or higher
  

For remote access over the Internet:

1. Citrix or Terminal Services server
2. Plus AbacusLaw Fortress

AbacusLaw uses CompanionLink for PDA, smart phone and BlackBerry synchronization:

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