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First, some answers to questions you might have...

• What is TallyJ?

  • it is a computer system designed to help the tellers at a Bahá'í election.

• Where can I get it?

  • Version 1: You can download it from: http://code.google.com/p/tallyj/

  • Version 2: You can use it on-line at: http://tallyj.apphb.com/

• How much does it cost?

  • Nothing, it is free to use.

• Where can I learn more about it?

  • There are a few options...

    • Right here, on this site is one good place.

    • To discuss and share ideas, use this FaceBook page: http://www.facebook.com/TallyJSupport/

    • The application itself includes a number of documents that describe how to use TallyJ.

• Who made TallyJ?

  • It is a volunteer contribution by Glen Little. You can contact him by email at glen.little@gmail.com. Comments and suggestions are welcome.

• What do I need to run TallyJ?

  • Version 2 - any modern browser and a live Internet connection

  • Version 1 - you need to download and install the software onto your computer. After download, you do not need an Internet connection.

    • For the core tool, you need a current version of Windows... XP, Vista, 7 or one of the equivalent server computers, with Internet Explorer.

    • For some of the extra modules (Announcer, Reporter, etc) you will need the .NET 4 Framework

• Tell me more about...

  • how does TallyJ affect the election process?

  • how do we need to prepare the computers for the tellers at an election?

  • what do the extra modules (Announcer and Reporter) do?

If, after reading through this site, you have more questions, please let Glen know!