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1. Click [MEAP Application Management].

The details of each item are shown below.

Application Name:	Displays the name of the application.
Installed on:	Displays the date on which the application was installed.
Status:	Displays the status of the application.
	Installed:	Application has been installed, but not started. Or, the application has not been restarted after stopping the application and then restarting the machine.
	Started:	Application is running.
	Stopped:	Application is stopped.
	Starting:	Application is starting up.
	Stopping:	Application is closing down.
License:	Displays the license status of the application.
	Installed:	An effective license file has been installed.
	Not Installed:	License file is disabled.
	Excess:	Expiration date and the types of counters set for the installed license file, and any counter value(s) exceeding the upper limit of the license file.
	Invalid:	Installed license file has exceeded its expiration date. Alternatively, current counter value has exceeded the upper limit of the license file. (When a license file is set to many types of counters, it will expire when any counter exceeds the upper limit.)
Resource Information:	Displays the resources being used by the applications.
	Storage:	Amount of hard disk space being used. Shown in kilobytes (KB).
	Memory:	Amount of memory being used. Shown in kilobytes (KB).
	Threads:	Number of threads.
	Sockets:	Number of sockets.
	File Descriptors:	Number of file descriptors.

• Hard disk information is updated when an application is installed or uninstalled. All other items are updated when an application is started or stopped.

2. Select the application you want to start → click [Start].

The application is started.

• You cannot start applications whose required license file has not been installed.

• When the resources required for memory, threads, sockets, or file descriptors has run out, the application will not start, even if you press [Start].

• If you start an application, it may be necessary to restart the machine to enable the driver settings of a USB device. Follow the instructions on the screen to restart the machine.

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