Many people believe that a I/O Server's multiplexing capabilities are unlimited. Also, many people believe that they can designate an unlimited number of DDE clients to point to the I/O Server in their InTouch application with no adverse effects. This is not true

In most cases, you should not have problems networking your Wonderware® serial I/O Server with your Wonderware® InTouch™ application, the following is a list of things to check out or to try if you do have problems communicating with your serial DDE server.

Wonderware® NetDDE™ was developed by Wonderware to extend the Microsoft Windows DDE capabilities across different networks.

With InTouch Access Anywhere 2014 R2 SP1, two additional choices are available to select how an InTouch application is displayed on the screen of the device from which you are connecting.

This Tech Note provides a master list of available InTouch add-on functions. By using this document, the user shall be able to find the library that contains the function, or download the source file for a specific function.

This Tech Note gives an example of how to use HistData with InTouch and Microsoft® Excel™. In addition, common error messages and problems associated with HistData are presented with suggested solutions.

This Tech Note outlines general troubleshooting steps to address communication issues between a remote node and an Wonderware Application Server Galaxy.

This Tech Note provides the steps to create a Modern InTouch Application or to convert a Stand-Alone Application to a Modern Application.

This Tech Note describes how to setup Alarm DB Manager Logger and Alarm DB View ActiveX Control in InTouch 7.11.

There are several advanced graphics adapter cards on the market today which allow you to have more than one VGA monitor connected to your system at one time. These monitors act in tandem, creating a virtual “screen” which is very large.

This Tech Note describes scenarios that can result in your Alarm Client not displaying Galaxy Alarms, and procedures to diagnose and correct the issue.

This Tech Note describes the procedure for manually uninstalling Wonderware System Platform (WSP) 2014 and 2014R2 products from a computer.

Scripting is one of the most powerful features in the Application Server world. The sample code in this Tech Note runs in ArchestrA Synchronous Scripting mode.

This Tech Note outlines the process of configuring the Distributed Alarm System to support alarms from both InTouch and AppServer on the same computer node running with Windows Vista, Windows 7, Windows 2008 and later.

This Tech Note includes frequently asked questions regarding Wonderware System Platform by IT Professionals.

This Tech Note provides step-by-step procedures to guide you through this process using SQL Server 2012 and later.

This Tech Note discusses the key items to consider when taking a standalone InTouch application from one machine (usually the development machine) to a different machine.

This Tech Note provides a checklist to cover before deploying a Platform to a computer. It is based on content found in Appendix A System Integrator Checklist of the FactorySuite A² Deployment Guide.