//FAQs Script
//q contains questions
//a contains answers
//
//Make sure the number in the square brackes is incremented
//with each new question and answer.
//Make sure that the number of the question corresponds to
//the number of the answer.
//
//The number in square brackets must run sequentially: i.e.
//if q[3] is removed, all items following must be decremented
//by 1, so q[4] becomes q[3] and so on.

var q = new Array();
var a = new Array();

//q[1] = 'How can I quickly navigate through this long list of FAQ\'s?';
//a[1] = 'If you hold down "Ctrl" and "F" you will get text search window up on your screen. Please enter the key words for your question. You may have to try a selection of different words find the best FAQ for your query.';
q[1] = 'If my C: installation of Windows corrupts what can I do?';
a[1] = 'If your C: drive is corrupted or unusable you may still be able to access your "second", "third" or "forth computers". However, HyperOs OneClick does not do anything with your C: installation of Windows. Therefore you can simply use a Windows installation CD and install a fresh copy of Windows to your C: drive. <b>Do not</b> use a recovery Windows installation CD as this will wipe out your "second", "third" and "forth computers". Once you have installed your new C: Windows installation you must re-run the HyperOs setup file on the original HyperOs installation CD to allow access to and from your "second", "third" or "forth computers". Be sure to cancel the HyperOs installation immediately after HyperOs has copied its files to your PC (Once you see the partitioning screen hit "cancel").';
q[2] = 'Can I use both serial ATA and IDE Hard Drives together with HyperOs OneClick';
a[2] = 'You can use either standard of Hard Drive or both. We do however recommend that you use the IDE Hard Drives for your first Windows systems, as some motherboards will automatically set the IDE drives to boot first. However if you have your first Windows system is on a Serial ATA drive and find that introduction of the IDE drives prevents you switching systems you can try the following; Set the motherboard BIOS to recognise/boot the Serial ATA drives first, or plug the IDE drive onto a third party IDE hard drive controller card.';



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//    FUNCTIONS BELOW
//    Do not alter and code below this line.
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function writeQs()
{
	if (loaded)
	{
		var str
		str="";
		if (q.length > 0)
		{
			str = "<ol>"
			for (i=1;i<q.length;i++)
			{
				//str = str + '<a href="faqs1click.htm#' + i + '" class=faq>' + i + '. ' + q[i] + '</a><br>'
				str = str + '<li><a href="faqs1click.htm#' + i + '" class=faq>' + q[i] + '</a></li>'
			}
			str = str + "</ol>"
		}
		else
		{
			str = "There are currently no FAQs available."
		}
		return str;
	}
}

function writeQandAs()
{
	if (loaded)
	{
		var str
		str="";
		if (q.length > 0)
		{
			for (i=1;i<q.length;i++)
			{
				str = str + '<tr>' +
				'<TD VALIGN="top" class=smallcopy width="50%"><a name="' + i + '"></a><b>Q</b> ' + q[i] + '<br><a href="faqs1click.htm#top" class=faq>top</a></td>' +
				'<TD VALIGN="top" class=smallcopy width="50%"><b>A</b> ' + a[i] + '</td>' +
				'</tr>'
			}
		}
		return str;
	}
}