SOFTWARE SUPPORT LegRoom has been designed to require a minimum amount of technical support. If you have any questions about the product, you can often answer them yourself by browsing or searching the on-line, hypertext user manual. If you cannot answer your questions by using these resources, you can contact us in several ways: via mail, telephone, or CompuServe. Technical support is included with the purchase price for ninety (90) days after date of registration. We will answer your questions and fix serious bugs that are identified during this time. For problems involving a specific hardware or software environment or feature, Ivden may choose not to modify the program. In this case, if the problem is reported within the ninety-day period, we will offer to refund your purchase price. If you contact us by mail, please explain the problem and circumstances surrounding it in as much detail as possible. If there seems to be a conflict with a specific application you are using the product with, specify the application and, if it is not readily available commercially, send us the files on a diskette. Mail these items to the address displayed in the opening screen. If you contact us by telephone at (610) 328-1145 and we are not present to answer, please leave as detailed a question or problem description as possible, as well as your name, phone number, and registration number. Our answering machine is accessible 24 hours a day. We will contact you within a day providing you leave us phone numbers where you can be reached at various times during the day. If you have access to CompuServe, you can contact us via CompuServe Mail at 71221,3602. You can also reach us at Support BBS at (215) 322-5114. We will answer your message as soon as possible. Before calling for customer support, please make sure that you have followed the steps on the "pre-call checklist" below. PRE-CALL CHECKLIST FOR CUSTOMER SUPPORT 1. If you are having difficulty understanding the software or if you are not sure whether or how to use a feature, have you browsed or searched the on-line, hypertext user manual? It may contain the answer to your question. 2. If there seems to be a problem with the software, have you been able to reproduce the problem? Do you know what sequence of operations or set of circumstances causes it? 3. If the software displayed an error message, did you write down the exact message? 4. You should be familiar with the hardware configuration you are using. We may need to know the brand/model of your computer and it's BIOS, the total amount of conventional, extended, and expanded memory available when you started LegRoom, the type of video adapter(s) you have in your system, and the operating system version. If you are running LegRoom on a network, we need to know the installed network hardware and software. Other software in use, such as other memory-resident programs and device drivers, may be important.