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Using the Catch Client simulator
Try the services as they would appear when installed on a phone. The emulator includes most user interface features of the Catch Client. It will connect to a server containing a demo tour, and lots of other examples showing different facilities of the Catch Client. 

Please select any of the demo services from the list that appears, press Enter to start it, and navigate around clicking on the “phone keyboard” or the PC keyboard. To view another service, click on the Menu button on the right side under the display and select “Other services” from the popup.

If the client emulator does not start when clicking on the link on the webstart page , make sure that Java is installed, then try Open with... and select javaws in the bin directory of the JRE. In Windows it can be located e.g. In c:\Program files\java\j2re_version_nr\bin and in Linux it can be located e.g. In /opt/j2re_version_nr/bin. (Java 1.5 required*)

You can also download an installable version from http://download.extransit.com

*Note that Java Web Start, and Java Control Panel are not supported on 64-bit systems

Testing the Pitch Studio
The Web-start Pitch Studio contains most features of the Pitch Studio. The editor connects to a demo server, where several demo applications can be opened for editing.

Select Open a service or Make a new service from the home page of the editor, then move around in the service to test the editors facilities. Some limitations are that edited services will not be saved and no external resources can be imported.

If the editor does not start when clicking on the link on the  web-start page, make sure that Java is installed, then try Open with... and select javaws in the bin directory of the JRE. In Windows it can be located e.g. In c:\Program files\java\j2re_version_nr\bin and in Linux it can be located e.g. In /opt/j2re_version_nr/bin. (Java 1.5 required*)

You can also download an installable version from http://download.extransit.com

*Note that Java Web Start, and Java Control Panel are not supported on 64-bit systems