Math Advantage 2003 Math Advantage (Deluxe Edition)
High School Advantage 2003 High School Advantage (Deluxe Edition)
Math Advantage 2002 Middle School Advantage (Deluxe Edition)
High School Advantage 2002 Math Express!
Math Advantage 2001
Math Advantage Middle School
High School Advantage 2001
Math Advantage
Math Express! New Edition
High School Advantage
Math Advantage 2000 - High School
SpeedMath
High School Advantage 2000 The Math Resource Center




Math Advantage 2003

Windows® 95, Windows® 98, and Windows® ME

Q6: The introduction screens repeat over and over and I cannot get to any other part of the program.
A6: Close the program(s) and turn off AutoPlay: Go to the Control Panel and double-click on System. Select Device Manager and double-click on CD-ROM. Double-click on the driver that appears below it. Select Settings and uncheck the box that says Auto insert notification.

Q7: The sound or narration is really choppy and skips a lot.
A7: Disable the A3D function for your sound card.  (Since every sound card is different, if you need further information on how to disable A3D, you may want to contact the sound card manufacturer.)

Q8: How do I uninstall Math Advantage Programs using Windows®?
A8: Choose Settings from the Start menu, and select Control Panel. Double-Click on Add/Remove Programs. Then select the name of the program you want to uninstall and click on the Add/Remove button. Next, click on Yes to confirm the file deletion.

Q9: I get the "This program requires at least 3MB of free virtual memory to run" error on my Windows® XP machine.
A9:

Please enlarge the virtual memory on your computer by following the directions below:
1. Click on Start and then click on Control Panel.
2. Pick a category, click on Performance and Maintenance.
3. Pick a task, Click on Adjust visual effects and then click the Advanced tab.
4. Virtual memory, click on Change.
5. Next click on the black Custom size button and then type in the memory size (ex. Initial size: 384 MB, Maximum size: 384 MB), and then click on Set and OK.
6. Then restart the computer and then install the CD-ROM.


Q10: I get the "This program requires at least 3MB of free virtual memory to run" error on my Windows® 2000 machine.
A10:

Please enlarge the virtual memory on your computer by following the directions below:
1. Click on the Start button and then go to Settings.
2. Next, click on System Performances and then click on Advanced.
3. Select Virtual Memory.
4. Then click on the Change button and then you can enlarge your virtual memory size.

Power Macintosh®

Q1: If my system is 8.1 or lower, what should I do?                          
A1: If you are running System 8.1 or lower, you should upgrade to System 8.1/8.5/8.6/9/X. System 8.1/8.5/8.6/9/X is a set of system software enhancements that improves the reliability and performance of all Mac OS compatible computers. You can download updates at Apples FTP or Web site.

 

Q2: What should I do if I get a "Memory is low!" message within the program or if the program is running slowly?               
A2: Those might be signs that your system is low in memory. To solve the problem, try the following:
  • Close any applications that you are not working with.
  • Free up some disk space. Some applications use free disk space to temporarily store information that does not fit into memory. When the free disk space is low, the system may run out of available resources.
  • Quit and restart the program.
  • Locate the subject icon and click on it once to highlight it. Go to File and then Get info. Under the memory section, make sure that the preferred size is at least 8MB (8000KB).

 

Q3: What should I do if the program is experiencing printing problems?
A3: Under the Apple Menu, click on Chooser and make sure that you have selected the correct printer model.

 

Q4: The program loaded, but the screen is blurry.
A4: Change your color settings to 256 colors. If you are using 256 colors and this occurs, change it to High Color (16-bit).

 

return to top

back to page 1 of Math Advantage 2003 FAQs

go to page 3 of Math Advantage 2003 FAQs





Copyright © 2003 Aces Research, Inc. All Rights Reserved