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FAQ
(Frequently Asked Questions) |
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I recently installed Newbie and ran the
application for the first time. A window asking me to create a login
account came up. Why is this window showing up?
Security is a very sensitive issue. How am I
assured that the usernames and passwords I provide to Newbie is
secured?
What are the differences between
the Trial version and the Licensed version of Newbie Web Automation?
How do I uninstall Newbie?
How do I conceal my usernames, passwords and
other personal information from appearing in Newbie Scripts?
I defined a password as a Parameter
but it is showing up on the Parameter screen as plain text. How do I
hide it?
Why is the Scripting language based on
the Pascal language?
Why is the Debugging Toolbar buttons
disabled in the Script Editor?
When I run Newbie, I get an error, "Error
loading MIDAS.DLL". How do I fix this problem?
How do I install the Newbie Plugin for
Mozilla Firefox? |
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I recently installed Newbie and ran the application for the first
time. A window asking me to create a login account came up. Why is
this window showing up?
You will need to create a default Administrator account to
initially login to Newbie. Once you are logged in, you have
administrative rights to add, modify and delete user accounts. You
will not see this window the next time you login to Newbie. |
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Security is a very sensitive issue. How am I assured that the
usernames and passwords I provide to Newbie is secured?
When a new user account is created, an encryption key is generated.
This key is used to encrypt all information you provide using Blowfish
Encryption and stored on the local computer. Only the administrator
account and the user who provided the information can access this
information. For more information about Blowfish Encryption, click
here. |
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What are the differences between the Trial version and the Licensed
version of Newbie Web Automation?
The following are the differences between the Trial and Licensed
versions:
(1) A maximum of
10 entries can only be entered in the Parameters Database using the
Trail version. There is no limit in the number of parameters you can
store using the Licensed version.
(2) After 30
days, a Newbie notification window is displayed every time a script is
executed. Click the "Continue" button to proceed. You can also
purchase Newbie from this window.
(3) The Newbie Web Recorder is not available in the Trial version.
(4) The Script Debugging feature is not available in the Trial
version.
(5) A Registration Window is available in the Help Menu to purchase
and/or register the software for the Trial version.
After
purchasing the license(s), you will receive a notification and/or
email containing the Registration Key that will activate all features
of Newbie and remove any restrictions and limitations to the program.
Aside from being able to use all features, purchasing the licensed
version entitles you to technical support via email and the latest
program updates and documentations of Newbie. |
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How do I uninstall Newbie?
For Newbie users who are using Windows 2000 or Windows XP, you can
uninstall the program using the 'Add or Remove Programs' in Control
Panel. Select 'Newbie' and click the 'Remove' button. This will remove
all programs in the install directory plus all icon shortcuts.
For Newbie users who are using Windows Vista, you can uninstall the
program using 'Programs and Features' in the Control Panel. Select
'Newbie' and click 'Uninstall'. This will remove all programs in the
install directory plus all icon shortcuts. |
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How do I conceal my usernames, passwords and other personal
information from appearing in Newbie Scripts?
You can use the function GetParam() and assign variables containing
the username and password in the Parameters database to conceal
personal information.
Information stored in the Parameters Database is encrypted.
For example: Fill('login',
GetParam('yahooL'));
Fill('passwd', GetParam('yahooP'));
In Parameters Database define yahooL
and yahooP with their corresponding values |
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I defined a password as a Parameter but it is showing up on the
Parameter screen as plain text. How do I hide it?
You can mask passwords so that they do not appear as plain text on the
screen. When you create a password parameter, make sure you click the
'Hide Parameter Value' checkbox. |
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Why is the Scripting language based on the Pascal language?
We chose Pascal for it's easy natural language like syntax. Unlike
other programming languages that require strict conformance such as
requiring the syntax to be case-sensitive, Pascal provides a simple
non-restricting readable syntax with a Begin..End as the starting
point for execution. Another major advantage is the built-in Pascal
Compiler in Newbie that is fast, light and quick when executing
scripts. |
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Why is the Debugging Toolbar buttons disabled in the Script Editor?
The Debugging Toolbar is disabled by default. You will need to
purchase Newbie Automation Suite in order to use this feature. After
purchasing the Automation Suite, we will email you a key file that you
will need to put in the Newbie installation directory. This will
activate the Debugging Toolbar. |
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When I run Newbie, I get an error, "Error loading MIDAS.DLL". How do I
fix this problem.
This error happens when the registered path of MIDAS.DLL is different
from its current path location. It can occur when the user reinstalls
Newbie in a different directory than the previous installation.
MIDAS.DLL comes with the Newbie installation and is located in your
Newbie install directory.
To resolve this issue you will need to register MIDAS.DLL. You can
register this DLL by running the batch file RegMidas.bat located in
the Newbie install directory. |
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How do I install the Newbie Plugin for Mozilla Firefox?
You can find
instructions on how to download and install the Firefox plugin by
clicking the Newbie application Help menu->Online Help, go to
Supported Web Browsers->Mozilla Firefox. |