Installing BusinessMAP 3.0

BusinessMAP has the following hardware and software requirements:

There are four CDs for BusinessMAP 3.0:  Programs, Demographic Data, Business Listings and Streets.

Before installing BusinessMAP 3.0, review the System Requirements and be sure to turn off virus detection software. 
Insert the CD labeled Programs.  You will be presented with this dialog box.  Click on Next.

There is a minor bug in the installation software in that the License Agreement does not appear in the dialog box.  
Click YES to  continue the installation.

 

Choose to install the typical setup, then click on Next.

 

 

 

You may optionally install the U.S. Census Tracts data.

 

 

You may install links to programs from BusinessMAP.   Choose Next.  Even if you do not use Microsoft Outlook, it may be selected by default.  In this case deselect that option. Choose next.

 

 

Choose Next.

 

 

Setup will begin and will take several minutes.

 

As the installation proceeds, you will be prompted to insert the remaining CDs (Demographic Data, Business Listings  and Streets) as needed.

 

At the end of the installation process you will need to reinsert the Program CD.

 

 

 

 

When the installation process is complete, you may click Finish and start up Business MAP.

 

 

When you start BusinessMAP 3.0 for the first time you will need to register by entering the registration number obtained from the licensing database:

 

Getting Help

ITC handles the contract and licensing of the software and any administrative matters with ESRI. Questions or concerns about ESRI administrative matters, software distribution, etc. should be e-mailed to UVa-ESRI.

Technical support and assistance is primarily handled by Geospatial and Statistical Data Center, Alderman Library (Michael Furlough, Director). The most efficient way to handle most trouble calls is to e-mail ESRI-Consult with as much detail on the problem as possible including all the steps you use and error messages received or other aids in debugging. If the question cannot be solved locally, they can then send your information to ESRI and have them contact you directly. The goal is to get as much documentation as possible of the problem.

 

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