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Find the JCreator installation file in one of two
places:
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Find the file you just extracted named
Setup.exe . Double-click it. Click Next.
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3. | Accept the license agreement with the radio buttons at the bottom. Then click Next. |
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Fill in the folder where JCreator should be installed. The
suggested folder shown here,
C:\java\JCreator3.5LE , can be typed into the
textbox directly. If you chose to download the "pro"
version, you should change the "LE" to "Pro".Click Next. You will likely be shown a dialog box stating that the directory doesn't exist. Click Yes. |
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5. | You'll be asked where to place the shortcut in your Start Menu. The default is fine. Click Next. |
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6. | The defaults for the additional tasks put an icon for JCreator on your desk top. Click Next. |
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7. | A summary of the tasks about to be performed is displayed. If any look wrong, you can press the Back button to revisit your decisions. Otherwise, click Install. |
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8. | You'll be shown a completion message. Leave the Launch JCreator LE box checked. Click Finish to launch the IDE. |
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The first time JCreator runs it will ask you for
additional set-up information. The first question is about file associations. It wants to know if you want JCreator to launch when you double-click a file ending in .java , for example. The
defaults are all fine choices. Click Finish.
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10. | When JCreator launches, it shows you a "Tip of the Day" which can make your life easier. The first one, however, encourages you to buy the professional version. Click Next Tip if you wish, and then Close. |
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11. | JCreator is now up and almost running. Before you're ready to work, you'll need to install the libraries -- Step 3. |
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The following is an optional installation to use Jacobe, a code formatter, with JCreator. | ||
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