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Introduction to GNSS Studio Installation Introduction - Before launching the program, don’t forget to connect the dongle to the PC’s parallel or USB port, depending on the model of dongle you ordered. (This dongle is part of the delivery if you have ordered a protection of the harware type.) With an absent dongle, GNSS Studio will however run full-featured for 30 days. After this period of time, GNSS Studio will refer to the content of the dongle to know which options are really enabled, depending on the detail of the purchase. Obviously, if the dongle is still missing, none of the software options will be availabe to the user at that time. Dongles are well suited for sedentary users, especially if they wish to use GNSS Studio on two or more office computers. Conversely, users that travel extensively may be interested in having software protection devices installed on their PCs rather than easily mislaid dongles. See Using a license File Rather Than a Dongle on page 7 for more information on this protection choice. Remember however that this kind of protection cannot be moved from a PC to another as it is closely tied to the PC hardware. - To list the available software options after installation, launch GNSS Studio. To start GNSS Studio, from the Windows task bar, select successively Start, Programs, Thales Navigation and GNSS Studio. Once the GNSS Studio main window is open, on the GNSS Studio menu bar, select Help>About GNSS Studio. The dialog box that appears lists all the possible options. Each option is followed by its current status: Yes means the option is enabled; Yes - xx day(s) means the option is enabled for xx days only; No means the option is disabled. In the example below, all the options are available for use: 5