The best place to install Citation Checker is the Office\Startup
or WORD\Startup folder. You install the program by copying the file to the folder.
By default, that folder is located in Program Files\Microsoft
Office\Office (or Office xx)\Startup, or perhaps Program Files\Microsoft
Office\Office (or Office xx)\Word\Startup. When Office was installed, an option to
change that location was available. If the option was exercised, you need
to find the Startup folder.
For WORD versions before 2007: You can always find
the location of the Startup folder via the Tools Menu in WORD.
Navigate your way through Tools, Options, File Locations, Startup.
When you next restart WORD, Citation Checker will appear as an item in the
Tools Menu. To use the program, simply click on Citation Checker while
your manuscript is on the screen.
For WORD 2007, life is a little more
complicated. The Word/Startup folder may be a little hard to find. For the
Vista operating system, the default location is the rather obscure (Your
Username\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\WORD\Startup. With your manuscript on the
screen, access Citation Checker by clicking on Add-Ins, then run Citation
Checker by clicking its name. If Citation Checker does not appear when you
click on Add-Ins, the problem is surely that you didn't find the correct
place.
The version of Citation Checker you download from this
site has limited functionality. When you have purchased your personalized
license, you will receive a license file that should also be installed in
the same folder as Citation Checker. Installation of that license (simply copy it to
the folder) will unlock the full set of program features.
The personalized license grants you the right to run
Citation Checker on your home, office, and laptop computers. You may not
transfer the license to another person, nor share it with others in your
organization. The price of the license is $25 USD. The license will have
your name attached to it.
The security settings in WORD are designed to protect the
computer from unsafe macros. When Citation Checker is installed, WORD may
be unhappy and warn you about the impending invasion. You can get rid
of that warning by changing your security setting (via Tools, Macro,
Security) to "LOW", but that is not recommended because there
are bad macros out there.
The better way to eliminate the warning is to tell WORD
that Citation Checker is safe because it has come from a trusted
source. Citation Checker has been digitally signed by David J.
Weiss. How you inform WORD may vary slightly depending on your
configuration. The objective is to tell Word to trust installed add-ins.
If you can make David J. Weiss a trusted source via Tools,
Macro, Security, Trusted Publishers (or Trusted Sources), do so by typing David J.
Weiss in the text box. Check "Trust all installed add-ins and
templates". Then click OK, and WORD will remember that Citation
Checker is trustworthy.