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Create a pcGRIN Directory on your PC's disk
Opening a DOS Window
- Windows 3.1 - the MS-DOS prompt icon is normally in the Main group,
open the Main group and click the icon. Alternatively you can exit Windows
to a DOS prompt.
- Windows 95/98/NT - the MS-DOS icon is normally accessible via the
START button and then the Programs option. Select the MS-DOS Command
Prompt icon.
Alternatively in Windows 95/98 you can reboot to a DOS prompt.
- OS/2 - the DOS Window is normally found in the Command Prompts folder
in the System Folder.
Creating the PCGRIN directory
If you are using a Windows or OS/2 operating system, open a DOS window as
described above. At the DOS prompt
- select the disk drive you wish to install pcGRIN on
e.g. if drive C, type C: (if drive D, type D: etc.)
- go to the root of the drive by typing cd \
- create the pcGRIN directory by typing mkdir PCGRIN
Running pcGRIN
To run pcGRIN at the DOS prompt you need to first open a DOS window (see
above) if you are using a Windows or OS/2 operating system.
At the DOS
prompt
- attach to your PCGRIN directory (replace the C: with the drive you
installed pcGRIN to if it was not the C: drive) by typing C:
- attach to the root directory by typing cd \
- followed by cd PCGRIN
- run the desired crop by typing its name, e.g. to run the Capsicum or
peppers dataset type PEPPERS.
If you are familiar with creating icons or shortcuts in your operating
system then create them using the crop.BAT (e.g. PEPPERS.BAT) files in
your PCGRIN directory.
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