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...l Sword engine, it is essentially a Library of Books with powerful search, install and output features. If you're a beginner to the Sword project, the APIExam
==Installer and Install Manager==
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The Repository directory has to be specified for the Install Manager in [[Frontends:BibleCS|the SWORD Project for Windows]], which uses FTP acce
...iphos''') also permit the manual addition of an HTTP source via the Module Manager UI.
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...ile (mods.d\personal.conf) of the Personal module. You can download and re-install the latest version but you will lose any personal notes you have made. Alte
...that you are using the most recent version of the module using the install manager in your front-end.)
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== Install Managers ==
...s, which have their own manager. Small devices often do not have a install manager. ''Reply from [[User:refdoc|refdoc]] moved from my main page''. [[User:Davi
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...references. They can either be downloaded with a program's module Install Manager, or from http://www.crosswire.org/sword/modules. They are also available on
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...se form fonts which are useful to specify within a module conf page and/or install on your computer if your chosen language has otherwise problems being adequ
...vailable, and that's necessary only if you don't have some sort of package manager or font installer to do it for you.
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# If so, can it be accessed by the module manager from other JSword or SWORD front-ends?
:Yes. When you "Install more Bibles" in "Help" of the Download version, you have access to two STEP
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I have created this page to provide a description of how the Install Manager works for those Frontends that have one. [[User:David Haslam|David Haslam]]
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== Page proposal for Install Managers ==
I think the wiki could do with a separate page describing [[Install Manager]]s. Are you up to the challenge? [[User:David Haslam|David Haslam]] 10:47,
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Most front-ends can install modules from a number of repositories. All recognised repositories are list
The module manager is able to load dynamically a list of active and accepted repositories. To
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...e SWORD Project" folder to the USB drive. Finally, uninstall it and delete install directory. Leaves no traces on host computer.</ref>
| '''Integrated module manager'''
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...ly portable wrt to the registry, but it takes some work. First, one has to install it to the default location, which uses the registry. Then one copies c:\Pro
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\SharedDLLs\[install path]\sword.exe (not sure, probably put in by BibleCS)
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==== Install Manager ====
...InstallMgr] class is pretty easy to work with and will manage most of the install sources itself. When instantiated, it will generate the list of sources (wh
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...e optional dependencies here - use your favorite method/package manager to install them.
Obviously, since this is all about CMake, you'll be required to install CMake. You can get pre-built binaries here: [http://www.cmake.org]. There
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<li>Install the module.</li>
<li>Install the updated module.</li>
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