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Green Chemistry Expert System Download
The Green Chemistry Expert System (GCES) was developed using Microsoft Access version 2.0, a relational database management system developed by Microsoft Corporation (Copyright 1994). The GCES is operated using the Runtime version of Access, a stand-alone version of the program designed to perform custom applications developed using Access. Microsoft Access Runtime is installed during the installation of GCES application software and is provided to you for the exclusive purpose of running the GCES. Microsoft Corporation reserves all copyright protection of Access Runtime worldwide.
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Read general information about the Green Chemistry Expert System software
How to Download the Green Chemistry Expert System
The file gcesinst.exe contains a self-extracting archive of all the files needed to install and run the GCES. It also contains a copy of the GCES User's Manual, although you have the option of downloading just the User's Manual above. More detailed instructions on the installation and use of the GCES may be found in the system documentation.
The GCES requires about 20 MB of drive space for the system. An additional 20 MB of drive space is needed temporarily for installation, but this space can be freed up after installation is complete.
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Download GCES:
Download the Green Chemistry Expert System for Windows (EXE) (8.27 MB)
You may download the GCES User's Manual (PDF) (57 pp., 264 KB, About PDF) to read more detail about the GCES and how to use its modules.
Installation of the Green Chemistry Expert System:
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Click the link above to download gcesinst.exe.
- Locate gcesinst.exe on your hard drive. You can do this with either the File Manager (Windows 3.x) or Windows Explorer (Windows 95/98). Double click on gcesinst.exe to begin extraction of the installation package. By default, the files will be extracted into c:\gcesinst. If you change the location of the extracted files, make a note of the location - you will need that information later in the installation process.
- The extraction is set up to automatically run the setup file after extraction is complete. If this does not occur, run c:\gcesinst\setup.exe by using File, Run (Windows 3.x) or Start, Run (Windows 95/98). Follow the instructions on the screen during the installation. Once installation is completed successfully, you may delete the c:\gcesinst directory and all the files it contains. You may also delete gcesinst.exe.