[brailleblaster] Re: Updated pre_install.txt file
- From: Scott Berry <scottbb1973@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: brailleblaster@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Sun, 01 Jul 2012 17:55:12 -0500
Hey Vic,
I hope this works but I tried to add the Java download as a link. Can we
use html in our pre-installs? Here is what I did.
On 7/1/2012 15:41, Vic Beckley wrote:
John,
Here is the updated pre_install.txt file. Let me know of any changes.
Best regards from Ohio, U.S.A.,
Vic
E-mail: vic.beckley3@xxxxxxxxx
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Have a beautiful day
Scott Berry
Msn: electronicman1960
Skype me at: scottbb1973
E-mail: scottbb1973@xxxxxxxxx
Please read this brief introduction. It contains important information.
Welcome to BrailleBlaster, your completely accessible total solution for
creation, translation and embossing of Braille documents.
BrailleBlaster is still actively being developed and many of the features
referenced on the menus have not been implemented yet. To see a full
description of the state of BrailleBlaster at the moment and exactly what you
can do with it, see the BrailleBlaster tutorial. To read the tutorial, once you
have installed BrailleBlaster and run it for the first time, choose the
Tutorial item on the Help menu and the tutorial will come up in your default
browser.
Remember, BrailleBlaster must have the Java runtime for your version of windows
installed. If you don't have java installed click cancel in this dialog and
download and install Java. To download the Java runtime for your version of
Windows, please go to
<a href="http://java.com/en/download/manual.jsp";</a>Java For all Versions of
Windows and choose either the download for 32-bit Windows or 64-bit Windows
depending on which version you are running. Once you have Java installed, you
can run this setup again and install BrailleBlaster.
If you don't know if you have Java installed follow these steps:
For Windows Vista or Windows 7:
Open the start menu.
In the search box, type "java" without the quotes.
If your screen reader doesn't say "java.exe" or something about Java, try
moving down and back up with the arrow keys.
If you can't find java.exe, you probably don't have Java installed.
Press escape to exit the start menu.
For Windows XP:
Press Windows-R to open the Run dialog. This means hold down the Windows key
and press the R key.
Type "appwiz.cpl" without the quotes and press enter. You will be placed in
Add/Remove Programs.
Once the list of programs comes up, arrow down to see if you can find a version
of Java. If Java isn't listed in the list, it isn't installed.
To close this dialog, just press Alt-F4.
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