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July 29, 2011
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The files in this directory are for installing AstroImageJ on Linux, Mac, and
Windows platforms. For Linux or other Unix installations note the recommended
X11 resource change below.


Linux
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Download

AstroImageJ_1.0.0.tar.gz (provides AstroImageJ)
ImageJ_1.45l.tar.gz (optional, provides the unmodified version of ImageJ)
astroimagej_scripts.tar.gz (provides startup scripts for AstroImageJ and ImageJ)

As root user

cd /usr/local

If you already have ImageJ and/or AstroImageJ installed in /usr/local change
their names to a backup name such as

mv AstroImageJ AstroImageJ_old
mv ImageJ ImageJ_old

Untar the archives

tar xvzf AstroImageJ_1.0.0.tar.gz
tar xvzf ImageJ_1.45l.tar.gz

Untar the scripts "astroimagej" and"imagej"

cd /usr/local/bin
tar xvzf AstroImageJ_Scripts.tar.gz

The script archive contains a startup for ImageJ without the astronomy
modifications if you need that option as well. Following the usual Linux
convention, only lower case letters are used for the command line scripts.
You may prefer to name them "aij" and "ij" if you use the command line often.



Windows
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Download and unzip AstroImageJ_1.0.0.zip


Mac
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Download and unzip AstroImageJ_Mac_1.0.0.zip



All Platforms
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Please see AstroImageJ_Release_Notes_1.0.0.pdf for information about the
features in this version, and AstroImageJ_User_Guide_1.0.0.pdf for
instructions in its use.


X11
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The KDE and Gnome window managers for recent distributions of Linux allow the
user to control the double click timeout. However, they do not convey this to
X11, so Java applications and many other programs that rely on X may default to
a 200 millisecond timeout that is apparently too short. The solution is to add
the following line to either /etc/X11/Xresources (the system wide default in
OpenSuse) or on a user basis to .Xresources in each user's home directory:


! ===========================================================================
! Local Modifications
! ===========================================================================

*multiClickTime: 500

The change will take effect after X is started the next time.