Support - Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
If you have questions, please browse these FAQs.
Still stumped? See Contact Us For Support below.
Website
Why do I get a message that my browser has scripting disabled?
Like many websites, this website has some features that require the use of scripting (JavaScript, to be exact) in your web browser software. To enable scripting, you need to make a simple adjustment to your browser settings as described below.
Internet Explorer 5.5/6/7
- Select Tools | Internet Options… menu item from the main menu.
- Change to the Security tab at the top of the Internet Options window that pops up.
- From the list of zones at the top of the Security options select the internet icon.
- Select the button near the bottom that reads Custom Level.
- In the new window that pops up, scroll down to the item that reads Active Scripting.
- Select the option marked Enable.
Internet Explorer 5 for Mac
- Select the Preferences menu item in the Edit menu (Mac OS X users select from the Explorer menu).
- Click on the Web Browser tab. Click on the Web Content bullet item.
- Make sure the Enable Scripting box is checked in the Active Content section.
Firefox 1.0
- Select Tools | Options… from the main menu.
- Select Web Features from the left panel of options.
- Select "Enable JavaScript." (You do not need to enable Java, but it is OK if you do.)
- Note: You may wish to install the NoScript extension for Firefox to control which sites can run JavaScript.
Firefox 1.5 and 2.0
- Select Tools | Options… from the main menu.
- Select Content button from the top row of options.
- Select "Enable JavaScript." (You do not need to enable Java, but it is OK if you do.)
- Note: You may wish to install the NoScript extension for Firefox to control which sites can run JavaScript.
Netscape 6.x/7.x (Mozilla 1.0)
- Select Edit | Preferences… menu item from the main menu.
- Click on the Advanced label displayed in the list of options on the left hand side of the Preferences window that pops up.
- On the right hand side select the checkbox marked Enable Javascript for Navigator.
Opera 6/7
- Select File | Preferences… from the main menu.
- Click Multimedia.
- Under the "JavaScript" heading, select "Enable JavaScript."
Opera 8/9
- Select Tools | Quick Preferences… from the main menu.
- Make sure "Enable JavaScript" is checked.
Safari
- Select Preferences from the Safari menu.
- Select Security tab at the top.
- Make sure "Enable JavaScript" is checked.
Pre-sales
What are the system requirements for the software?
The Health Literacy Advisor is an add-in to Microsoft Word 2000/2002/XP/2003/2007 running on a Windows PC (or on an Intel-based Mac running Word in Windows). There are no specific requirements for the PC beyond that.
The software consists of a global template that is installed into Word's start-up folder so that it is automatically loaded when Word starts.
While running, it uses Word macros to call a custom dll that is installed into its application folder.
If your PC is on a network, you may need to work with your IT staff in order to configure your user rights and Word macro settings in order to properly install and configure the The Health Literacy Advisor. Since it stores configuration information in the HKEY_CURRENT_USER section of the Windows Registry, you will need to be logged into Windows using your own user name.
The software consists of a global template that is installed into Word's start-up folder so that it is automatically loaded when Word starts.
While running, it uses Word macros to call a custom dll that is installed into its application folder.
If your PC is on a network, you may need to work with your IT staff in order to configure your user rights and Word macro settings in order to properly install and configure the The Health Literacy Advisor. Since it stores configuration information in the HKEY_CURRENT_USER section of the Windows Registry, you will need to be logged into Windows using your own user name.
Setup
Why must Outlook be closed during Setup?
Microsoft Outlook preloads Word components for use as an editor. Since Health Literacy Advisor is an add-on to Word, all components of Word need to be closed for the Health Literacy Advisor Setup program to properly install the add-in.
Word tells me "The macros in this project are disabled"
To prevent this message, you need to tell Word to trust the installed templates.
In Word 2003:
3. Click the "Tools" menu
2. Click "Options"
3. Click the "Security" tab
4. Click the "Macro Security" button (on the lower right)
5. Click the "Trusted Publishers" tab if it's not already active
6. Check "Trust all installed add-ins and templates" and click the OK button
7. Click the next OK button to close the Options dialog
8. Exit and restart Word
In Word 2002/XP:
3. Click the "Tools" menu
2. Click "Options"
3. Click the "Security" tab
4. Click the "Macro Security" button (on the lower right)
5. Click the "Trusted Sources" tab if it's not already active
6. Check "Trust all installed add-ins and templates" and click the OK button
7. Click the next OK button to close the Options dialog
8. Exit and restart Word
In Word 2000 or 2001:
3. Click the "Tools" menu.
2. Click "Macro"
3. Click "Security"
4. Click the "Trusted Sources" tab if it's not already active
5. Check "Trust all installed add-ins and templates" and click the OK button
6. Click the next OK button to close the Options dialog
7. Exit and restart Word
In Word 2003:
3. Click the "Tools" menu
2. Click "Options"
3. Click the "Security" tab
4. Click the "Macro Security" button (on the lower right)
5. Click the "Trusted Publishers" tab if it's not already active
6. Check "Trust all installed add-ins and templates" and click the OK button
7. Click the next OK button to close the Options dialog
8. Exit and restart Word
In Word 2002/XP:
3. Click the "Tools" menu
2. Click "Options"
3. Click the "Security" tab
4. Click the "Macro Security" button (on the lower right)
5. Click the "Trusted Sources" tab if it's not already active
6. Check "Trust all installed add-ins and templates" and click the OK button
7. Click the next OK button to close the Options dialog
8. Exit and restart Word
In Word 2000 or 2001:
3. Click the "Tools" menu.
2. Click "Macro"
3. Click "Security"
4. Click the "Trusted Sources" tab if it's not already active
5. Check "Trust all installed add-ins and templates" and click the OK button
6. Click the next OK button to close the Options dialog
7. Exit and restart Word
Word warns me "...\Word\STARTUP\HLA.dot contains macros"
To prevent this message, you need to tell Word to trust the installed templates.
In Word 2003:
3. Click the "Tools" menu
2. Click "Options"
3. Click the "Security" tab
4. Click the "Macro Security" button (on the lower right)
5. Click the "Trusted Publishers" tab if it's not already active
6. Check "Trust all installed add-ins and templates" and click the OK button
7. Click the next OK button to close the Options dialog
8. Exit and restart Word
In Word 2002/XP:
3. Click the "Tools" menu
2. Click "Options"
3. Click the "Security" tab
4. Click the "Macro Security" button (on the lower right)
5. Click the "Trusted Sources" tab if it's not already active
6. Check "Trust all installed add-ins and templates" and click the OK button
7. Click the next OK button to close the Options dialog
8. Exit and restart Word
In Word 2000 or 2001:
3. Click the "Tools" menu.
2. Click "Macro"
3. Click "Security"
4. Click the "Trusted Sources" tab if it's not already active
5. Check "Trust all installed add-ins and templates" and click the OK button
6. Click the next OK button to close the Options dialog
7. Exit and restart Word
In Word 2003:
3. Click the "Tools" menu
2. Click "Options"
3. Click the "Security" tab
4. Click the "Macro Security" button (on the lower right)
5. Click the "Trusted Publishers" tab if it's not already active
6. Check "Trust all installed add-ins and templates" and click the OK button
7. Click the next OK button to close the Options dialog
8. Exit and restart Word
In Word 2002/XP:
3. Click the "Tools" menu
2. Click "Options"
3. Click the "Security" tab
4. Click the "Macro Security" button (on the lower right)
5. Click the "Trusted Sources" tab if it's not already active
6. Check "Trust all installed add-ins and templates" and click the OK button
7. Click the next OK button to close the Options dialog
8. Exit and restart Word
In Word 2000 or 2001:
3. Click the "Tools" menu.
2. Click "Macro"
3. Click "Security"
4. Click the "Trusted Sources" tab if it's not already active
5. Check "Trust all installed add-ins and templates" and click the OK button
6. Click the next OK button to close the Options dialog
7. Exit and restart Word
Can I install my copy on my laptop and my office PC?
In order to do this you will need to purchase an additional license. Our End User Licensing Agreement states that a single license lets you "install and use this software on a single computer".
Registration
Why am I limited in the number of replacements I can make?
When you first run Setup to install Health Literacy Advisor, it will only run for a few days and will limit the number of replacements you can make. You need to register your copy using the User Name and Key Code you were given when you purchased your license.
How do I register my copy?
From within Word, click on the Health Literacy Advisor button on the toolbar, then click the Help button. In the Help window click on the Register button and then enter the User Name and Key Code you were given when you purchased your license.
I have lost my User Name or Key Code
You can call up your registration information by clicking here. You will need to enter the email address that you used when you ordered.
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