Mac OSX users
- Download jedit
- Drag the jEdit 4.2 app into your applications folder.
- Watch the video named “install jedit config osx movie” under class downloads on this blog.(ctrl click and pick save link as)
Windows Users
I have also included movie versions of the process under Class Downloads (install jedit on Windows 1 & 2). You will need Apple Quicktime to view if you don’t have that installed.
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Step 1
Check to see if you have Java installed on your Windows computer.
1)Go to the start window
2)Click Run
3)enter “cmd” without the quotes into the window.
This should open up the terminal.
in the terminal enter the following commands:
4)java -version
If the computer can’t find java you need to install java on your computer. Otherwise Move to Step 3
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Step 2
Install Java.
download java runtime environment(JRE) 5.0 Update 11
1)Go to http://java.sun.com/javase/downloads/index_jdk5.jsp
2)Choose Java Runtime Environment (JRE) 5.0 Update 11
3)On the opening page Accept the license agreement and choose
Windows Offline Installation
4)Once the installer has finished downloading open the installer and install Java.
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Step 3
install jEdit
1)Go to http://www.jedit.org
2)Download the latest stable version of jEdit
3)open the jedit installer and install jedit
4)go to http://understandingnewmedia.com/webpro and download my config file
5)go to the folder C:\Documents and Settings\YOUR USER NAME and delete the .jedit file found in that folder
7)In the new.jedit folder you just downloaded there are two folders one called __MACOSX and another called new.jedit drag this folder to you user folder C:\Documents and Settings\YOUR USER NAME
You need to change the name of the new.jedit folder in C:\Documents and Settings\YOUR USER NAME to .jedit to do this you need to use the terminal again.
8)Open the terminal and enter in the following commands:
rename new.jedit .jedit
9)You’re done!!!!!!!
My Mac Install went pretty smoothly… I think.
My Stuffit Expander kind of stalled towards teh end of the expansion process. I ended up having to “force quit” it.
My list of plugins looks shorter then in the classroom and shorter than Joe’s list from the screen cast.
Now I don’t have an inferiority complex or anything… (haha)
But here’s my list of Plugin’s:
BufferTabs
ErrorList
FTP
Jakarta Commons
Latest Version Check
Mac OS Plugin
QuickNotepad
SideKick
XML
I think I’m missing teh plugins:
Beauty
Common Controls
Project Viewer
XercesPlugin
Should I just install these?
Or were they not part of the download package?
-Devin
Comment by DevinC — February 11, 2007 @ Sunday, February 11, 2007 7:59 pm
Sounds like everything went well. Some of the plugins won’t be visible directly under “plugins” in the top menu bar. To check which plugins you have installed you should open up the “plugin manager” which is an option under “plugins”. This will give you a list of all plugins installed.
Some of the plugins I have(project viewer) are not necessary. If it makes you feel better you’re welcome to install them though
. As you become more comfortable using jEdit you may find other plugins that are useful to you as well. I just chose a few for the class that “I can’t live without.”
To download plugins you just open up the plugin manager, click on the install tab, check those plugins you want to install, and hit the install button.
Best,
Joe
Comment by joe — February 12, 2007 @ Monday, February 12, 2007 9:54 pm
Steve…
You a right. Thank you….
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