Q: What versions of Windows is InfoAgent compatible with?
A: InfoAgent is compatible with Windows 95, 98, NT, 2000 and XP. The updated version supporting Windows XP was released on 5-21-2003. IA will not run correctly with Win 3.1, with or without Win32s installed.

Q: Can I send copies of InfoAgent to my friend / coworker, etc?
A: Yes. InfoAgent is freeware. You can not modify IA in any way, but we encourage you to share it with whomever you wish.

Q: We access the internet through a proxy server, will InfoAgent work through it?

A: InfoAgent requires you to have certain permissions for it to function properly. You must have access to the HTTP and FTP protocols. If you have these permissions, IA should work properly through your firewall. If you lack FTP access, you will be alerted to updated versions of InfoAgent being available, but will not be able to automatically download them.

Q: InfoAgent can't find the business I'm looking for. Why is this?
A: InfoAgent can find most businesses in the U.S. If you can not find a business, the first thing to do is confirm you're doing the correct type of search. If you're looking for a business name, make sure you've selected the "Bus name" radio button before running your search. If this doesn't help, tell us what you were looking for by clicking here, and we'll try to help.

Q: I'm getting "Http Error 400" when I search via InfoAgent. Why is this?
A: A bug report was received on 10-25-99 which led us to find that certain browsers were not searching correctly if the name of the city had more than one word in it. A fixed version was updated the same day on the web page, and can be downloaded by returning to the InfoAgent Download Screen.

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©1999 The Finder Companies, LLC. All Rights Reserved.
InfoAgent is copyright John Wurth and The Finder Companies, LLC, 1999
Database development by Chris Shaw
Further development by Jen Lorton, Linsen Limsico
Beta Testing by Fred Brown