Install Bibledit 1.3 on Windows
From Bibledit
Start up Windows, login as the Administrator to obtain installation privileges, and follow the instructions below.
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Cygwin
Bibledit installation on Windows is similar to an installation in Linux, except that it needs Cygwin which emulates a Linux environment.
To install Cygwin, go to http://www.cygwin.com/ and click the "Install or update now!" link, which will give you a file called setup.exe. Install this file as you install any other software on Windows. While in the install wizard, choose the option "Install from Internet", as the downloaded setup.exe needs to download many packages that are going to form the Cygwin system. During setup leave the options as it recommends. When it comes to selecting a download site, select one near you. The next page enables you to select packages that are going to be installed. Leave the ones already selected, and also select the ones that Bibledit needs:
- atk
- atk-devel
- autoconf (stable version)
- automake1.9
- binutils
- fontconfig
- gcc
- glib2
- glib2-devel
- gnome-vfs2
- gtk2-x11
- gtk2-x11-devel
- libfontconfig-devel
- libXft-devel
- make
- pango-devel
- pkgconfig
- psmisc
- readline
- unzip
- xorg-x11-fscl
- xpdf
- zip
Cygwin setup will now download a lot of files from the internet. This takes a good while. Finish the installation.
When through, it will create an icon on the Desktop and in the Start menu. Click the icon to start Cygwin. A terminal will open.
Scripture Checks
Install Scripture Checks following the standard instructions given below, but with some differences, see the Cygwin versus Linux notes.
Sqlite
Install Sqlite3 following the standard instructions given below, but with some differences, see the Cygwin versus Linux notes.
Bibledit
Install Bibledit following the standard instructions, see below, but with some differences, see the Cygwin versus Linux notes.
To run Bibledit, do this:
- In the terminal, type
startx
This starts a new terminal. In that new terminal, type
bibledit
Bibledit will run this way, but slow. However, it works. Not all things work yet, but that could be worked on if there is a need.