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Summary
The acceptable system is a dedicated test machine that is intended to represent the low-end of typical office workstations. The goal is that using RPM is a great experience even on this machine.
- This by no means represents the minimum system that can use RPM. We also test RPM from phones and have users who access RPM from far slower, older machines. The purpose of this machine is for IE6 testing and to represent a typical corporate computer since all our development workstations are fairly high-end.
- See Browser Support
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System specs
- Dell Latitude D610 laptop with 1.6Ghz Pentium M and 512MB RAM
- 14" display with 1024 x 768 resolution
- Windows XP SP2
- Norton Internet Security
- Internet Explorer 6
- Default toolbar has large icons and text labels. Also the Norton toolbar and Google toolbar are installed and active
- All Windows updates except for service packs beyond 2 and IE beyond 6. This situation is common in corporate environments.
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Page size tests
This machine is purposely setup to have IE and its toolbars use a lot of vertical space. Despite this, with a reasonable amount of content in RPM:
- Every primary task page in RPM should have all its links visible without vertical scrolling.
- No page in RPM should have horizontal scrolling at all, except views with many columns.
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Security software tests
This machine has a popular security suite installed with all protection enabled as well as all Windows security enabled.
- Use of all features in RPM should be possible without seeing security warnings.
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Functional tests
Every feature in RPM should work flawlessly.
- IE6 limitations mean some RPM visual effects are disabled, but never anything beyond cosmetic.
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Performance tests
Speed of RPM should be good on every page, even when rendering large views.
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