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This document outlines the system requirements for hardware including a processor over 500 MHz, 128MB of RAM, 10GB of hard disk space, and 650MB of compact disk space. It also lists the software requirements including an operating system of Windows 2000/XP or Fedora 8.0, the TCL coding++ programming package, and the VMware Workstation tools.

Systemrequirements:
Hardware Requirements:
 Processor : AnyProcessorabove 500 MHz.
 Ram : 128Mb.
 Hard Disk : 10 Gb.
 CompactDisk : 650 Mb.
 InputDevice : Standard KeyboardandMouse.
 OutputDevice : VGA and HighResolutionMonitor.
Software Requirements:
 OperatingSystem : Win2000/XP / Fedora8.0
 ProgrammingPackage : TCL coding++
 Tools : VMware Workstation

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