If you’re trying to install software that requires “.Net 3.5 SP1,” in this article ‘ll walk you through how to install it, as well as what to do if the .Net installation hangs. Step 01) The easiest way to install .Net is through the “Programs and Features” applet in Windows Control Panel: Step 02) In “Programs and […]
Author Archives: Shawn Tierney
Free and Trial A-B PLC Programming Software
Here at The Automation School we know that learning to use PLCs can be frustrating if you don’t know how to get your hands on the actual PLC Programming and Simulation Software. That’s why we cover this topic in detail in all of our courses, and in today’s article I’ll give you a brief walkthrough […]
What’s New at The Automation School for February 2020
What’s New At The Automation School for February 2020: Learn about The Automation School’s new courses, bundles, lessons, design and more in this monthly update video: Please post any questions you have as a reply below, Sincerely, Shawn Tierney Instructor at The Automation School
Three Reasons Why You Should Enroll In Online Training This December
With 2018 quickly coming to a close, I wanted to share three reasons why I think this December is the best time for you and your colleagues to enroll in online courses at The Automation School. Reason 1: 2018 Pricing In the past month we’ve invested heavily in new equipment so we can continue to […]
How To Get A 30 Day Trail Version Of Rockwell Software
Rockwell’s Temporary Activations are designed to give prospective customers the ability to “try out” or “demo” Rockwell software products for a limited time. And the way you request a Temporary Activation (TA) for a Rockwell software product is to call your local Rockwell Authorized Distributor (or Rockwell Automation Representative) and ask for a demo copy of the […]
How to get a “Temporary Activation” from Rockwell Software
Rockwell’s Temporary Activations are designed to give prospective customers the ability to “try out” or “demo” Rockwell software products for a limited time. And the way you request a Temporary Activation (TA) for a Rockwell software product is to call your local Rockwell Authorized Distributor (or Rockwell Automation Representative) and ask for a demo copy of the […]
How To Find Your Rockwell Distributor
A common question students ask is about who should they call to purchase Allen-Bradley Software and Hardware. To address this I send them a link to Rockwell’s website, which will allow them to look up their local Rockwell representative or distributor. These reps can help them with the following services: Provide demo copies of software […]