Technical Requirements
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Screen Resolution: Courses are best viewed at a screen resolution setting of 1280X768 or higher.
Browser Recommendations:
Browser
Apple Safari 5.x or later
Google Chrome 10.x or later
Microsoft Internet Explorer 7
Microsoft Internet Explorer 8
Microsoft Internet Explorer 9
Microsoft Internet Explorer 10
Microsoft Internet Explorer 11
Notes:
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Operating System
Mac OSX 10.6.x
Mac OSX 10.6.x, Microsoft
Windows XP Professional SP2 or
later, Microsoft Windows 7,
Microsoft Windows 8, Red Hat
Enterprise Linux 6 plus the latest
update
Microsoft Windows XP
Professional SP2 or later, Microsoft
Windows 7
Microsoft Windows XP
Professional SP2 or later, Microsoft
Windows 7
Microsoft Windows XP
Professional SP2 or later, Microsoft
Windows 7
Microsoft Windows 7, Microsoft
Windows 8
Microsoft Windows 7, Microsoft
Windows 8
Extra:
Java Runtime
Environment (1):
Any JRE supported by your Web
browser that works with your Saba
Publisher and third-party content
Adobe Flash
Player: Version 9 or later
The application does not support using the Back button in the browser to navigate to previouslyvisited pages. Due to differences in architecture, the Back button may work for some pages in some
implementations, but this is not by design and Saba does not guarantee that it will work on any
specific page of the application (hosted or installed on-premises) due to variables in components. As
such, Saba does not recommend using the Back button to navigate the product interface.
Saba recommends that users disable software that blocks popups or ads while logged in to the
application. Such software could prevent some menus and controls from functioning properly.
For the list of Web browsers supported by SAP Crystal Reports, see the Supported Platforms
document provided by SAP.
(1) Saba Enterprise and Saba Cloud is a Web-based application that does not rely on any client-side
plug-ins or Java applets. However, some content, such as content developed in Saba Publisher and
some AICC/SCORM content, might use plug-ins or applets and, therefore, requires a JRE.
For content requiring a JRE, you can use a Microsoft JVM or Oracle JRE.