Vista support added in 2.6.3
If are running a previous version of RQM, we recommend that you update to 2.6.3 at this time. There are numerous small enhancements and fixes included in this version.

What does this mean for RQM users? RQM currently accepts either 13-digit or 10-digit entries, but stores the codes internally using 10-digits. It is possible to convert an old 10-digit code to a 13-digit code using a simple formula. The next major version of RQM (due in Feb. 2007) will automatically convert your 10-digit codes into 13-digit codes. This version will accept 13-digit OR 10-digit entries, but will store all entries as 13-digit codes.Books with publication dates earlier than January 2007 may have both ISBN-10 and ISBN-13 on the copyright page as well as printed above the EAN bar code on the back of the book (i.e. Cover 4).
Titles with publication dates of January 1, 2007, or later must have only ISBN-13 on the copyright page and above the EAN bar code on the back of the book.
Backlist product reprinted after January 1, 2007, should have only ISBN-13 on the copyright page and above the EAN bar code. However, publishers may continue printing both ISBN-10 and ISBN-13 where their market requires both or where the publisher anticipates few, if any, subsequent reprintings.
As of January 1, 2007, UPC bar codes should not be printed on any titles, frontlist or backlist. The Bookland EAN-13 bar code with a human-readable ISBN-13 above it should be printed on Cover 4.
You can view a video demo of the feature here.
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Versions affected: 2.0.1 CDs
Symptoms:
When installing RQM 2.0.1 on Windows XP with Service Pack 2 or Windows Server 2003, setup will terminate with the error: "The Office System Pack cannot be installed on this system because it requires Windows NT 4.0 Service Pack 6 or later."
Workaround:
Following these steps will allow you to install RQM successfully:
Create a new folder on the hard disk of the target computer.
Copy all the files from the RQM CD to the new folder.
Download the file http://www.requestmanager.org/downloads/dist.zip (about 16 MB) and unzip the files into the new folder.
Run Setup.exe from the folder that you created in step 1.
Versions affected: all 2.x
Symptoms:
If you are logged into your computer using a "Normal User", RQM setup will fail because you do not have permissions to install software in the C:\Program Files folder on your computer.
Workaround:
You must log on using a power user or and admin account in order to run setup.
Additional Information:
Please note: in order to run RQM after it has been setup, your user account must have full read/write permissions on the C:\Program File\ReQuest Manager 2 folder, as well as full read/write permissions on the data server folder (you select this location when you install RQM). An admin user can grant these permissions.
Also note: setup will install shortcuts to start RQM only for the user who is currently logged on. See the article "RQM 2.0 setup does not create shortcut for all users" for more information.