
If you are a busy theatrical or entertainment agent who's office is constantly bottlenecked by paperwork like contracts, confirmations, invoices etc. waiting to be processed, then you will be pleased to know that you have found a software package written and designed especially for your business. Agencies save literally weeks every year in administration time by using STi© and then turn that extra time into creating more business.
Full on board help and telephone support available
Monday to Friday between 09:30 - 18:00 U.K. time. Excluding public and bank
holidays.
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STi©
(StarTurn International©) is the Windows based version of the UK's best selling
theatrical agency software system - StarTurn. StarTurn is already used by over 300 bookers in the UK alone. STi© is a 32bit application written in Visual C++ (the language Windows itself is written in). On 18th November 2008 STi© was upgraded to Visual C++ 2008. March 2007 STi© is being rewritten on the .net platform and will use SQL. New product will be called STi Studio. |
What STi© will do for you.
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What will I need to
use
STi© ?
To use STi© you will need a minimum system requirement of a Pentium PIV or greater with 1Gbyte of random access memory. The total installation size of STi© is 336Mbytes so you would need at least 700Mbytes of free hard disk space. The minimum required operating system is Windows 2000. STi© will run on Windows 2000, Windows XP, Windows Vista & Windows 7. The new STi© Studio is being developed expected release is 2013. This is a free upgrade to all our support paying customers, guaranteeing you Microsoft compatibility until 2019. |
| Mainline Computers 11 Morritt Drive Halton Leeds LS15 7HZ. England. |
Contact:
Martin
Fannon Telephone: 0113 264 2694 Email: sti@mainline-computers.co.uk |
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