System Requirements

  1. Microsoft .NET Framework, any version. 

Windows 98/ME/NT/2K/XP/MCE users may need to install the .NET Framework.

To check (from administrator login), navigate: Start  Control Panel Administrative Tools.  If a ".NET Framework Configuration" item exists then the .NET Framework is installed.

Windows Vista users will find the .NET Framework integrated into the operating system and no download is required.

Version 1.1 of the .NET Framework (dotnetfx.exe) can be downloaded from Microsoft.   Look for the "Download" button.  The Framework has it's own system requirements.  Version 2.0 (included with Vista) of the framework and 64 bit versions are available from the Download Center for .NET.  Choose the appropriate "Redistributable" package.

Running a .NET Framework program on your computer is similar to running a Java plug-in. A Java program will not run without the Java plug-in installed and Siteseer will not run without the .NET Framework installed.

  1. An Internet connection.

  2. Email spam.


Question: Why use the .NET Framework?

The .NET Framework allows for a more powerful, reliable, and smoother running application.  It's automatic memory management resolves two of the most common system stability threats: memory leaks and invalid memory references.

Framework based programs run much faster and are more memory efficient than Java based programs.

The result:  A program that can max out a 4 Mbps cable connection continuously for weeks on end - without restarting.