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    <td width="556" valign="top" height="100%"><p class="ciheader1">&nbsp;</p>
      <p class="ciheader1">Important Installation Information for Compendium</span></p>
      <p class="ciheader2">Table of Contents:</p>
      <ul>
        <li><a href="#welcome" class="content">I. Welcome!</a></li>
        <li><a href="#install" class="content">II. Install Compendium</a><br>
          - <a href="#windows" class="content">Windows</a><br>
          - <a href="#mac" class="content"> Mac OS X</a><br>
          - <a href="#linux" class="content">Linux</a></li>
        <li><a href="#issues" class="content">III.Known Issues</a> <br>
          - <a href="#issuegeneral" class="content">General</a><br>
          - <a href="#issuewindows" class="content">Windows</a><br>
          - <a href="#issuemac" class="content">Mac OS X</a><br>
          - <a href="#issuelinux" class="content">Linux</a></li>
        <li><a href="#support" class="content">IV. Contacting Technical Support</a></li>
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          <a name="welcome"></a>I. Welcome!</span>&nbsp;&nbsp;</p>      <p class="ciheader4">Welcome to Compendium</p>
      <p class="ciparagraph">Compendium is a
          hypertext concept mapping tool which can be used as an individual or
      group tool to model problems, and capture discussions.<br>
        <br>
        This tool supports the Compendium methodology for Dialogue Mapping
        and collaborative visual modelling, as described on the Compendium
      Institute website.<br>
      </p>

      <p class="ciparagraph"><a href="#top" class="content">Back to top</a></p>
      <p class="ciparagraph">&nbsp;</p>      <p class="ciparagraph"><span class="ciheader3"><a name="install"></a>II. Install Compendium</span> </p>
      <p class="ciheader4"><a name="windows"></a>Windows</p>
      <p class="ciparagraph">Compendium is a Java application, so it requires
        a Java Runtime Environment (JRE 5.0+ specifically 1.5.0_13+) to be installed.</p>      
        <p class="ciparagraph">If you have a previous version of Compendium installed you can install this version
        directly over your existing installation. The default location is: C:\Program
        Files\Compendium. Your original properties files will not be affected.</p>

      <p class="ciheader4"><a name="mac"></a>Mac OS X</p>
      <p class="ciparagraph">The Mac release requires either 10.4 (Tiger) with the release 6 update or 10.5 (Leopard) either of which will then have the correct version of Java (JRE 5.0+ specifically 1.5.0_13+) <br>NOTE: It has not been tested on 10.6 (Snow Leopard)</br></p>
      <p class="ciparagraph">If you are unsure which version of Java you have installed, open a terminal
      window (inside Applications/Utilities/Terminal) and type: java -version</p>
      <p class="ciparagraph">The output from running that command will look something like:</p>
      <p class="ciparagraph">java version "1.5.0_13"<BR>
        Java(TM) 2 Runtime Environment, Standard Edition   (build 1.5.0_13-164)<BR>
        Java HotSpot(TM) Client VM (build 1.5.0_13-87, mixed   mode, sharing)</p>
      <p class="ciparagraph">So the above shows that Java 1.5.0_13 is installed in this example which is fine.</p>
      <p class="ciparagraph">Once you have downloaded the relevant .dmg file from the compendiuminstitute.org
        website you need to double click the .dmg file to mount the disk image.
        This will open a window showing you the compendium .pkg file. Double
        click the package file and this will run the installer. Follow the installer
        instructions.</p>

       <p class="ciparagraph">NOTE: Currently, due to unresolved file permission issues,
       only the user installing Compendium will be able to run it, unless Compendium sub-folders
       have their permissions changed appropriately.</p>

      <p class="ciparagraph"><span class="ciparagraphbold">TECH TIP:</span> You
        might like to be aware that Compendium sets the Memory allocation for
        the JRE up to 512mb (the default is 64mb). If you need to change this
        value for any reason, you will need to open the contents of the Compendium
        Application file using the 'Show Package Contents' option on the right-click
        menu, then open the Contents' folder and edit the VMOptions property
        in the info.plist file. Please only attempt this if you are a confident
        user.</p>

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<span class="ciparagraphbold">TECH TIP:</span> In order to automatically open external files and links on the Mac,
Compendium stores file extension and application associations in a file in
&lt;Compendium home folder&gt;/System/resources called LaunchApplications.properties.
This file is added to as the user tries to launch various file types for the
first time and picks an application to use. We have preloaded this file with
three type, 'www', 'http' and 'https', and we have associated them with the path
'/Applications/Safari'. If you do not have this application or have it in
another location, you will need to edit this file appropriately.</p>

      <p class="ciheader4"><a name="linux"></a>Linux</p>
      <p class="ciparagraph">Compendium is a Java application, so it requires a Java Runtime Environment
        (JRE 5.0+ specifically 1.5.0_13+) to be installed before you can run it.</p>
      <p class="ciparagraph">Once you have downloaded the relevant .tar file from the compendiuminstitute.org
        website, simply unpack it. </p>
      <p class="ciparagraph">You can run Compendium by navigating to the Compendium
        directory and typing: <span class="ciparagraphbold">./compendium.sh</span></p>

      <p class="ciparagraph"><span class="ciparagraphbold">TECH TIP:</span>
      In order to automatically open
            external files and links on Linux, Compendium stores file extension
            and application associations in a file in &lt;Compendium home
            folder&gt;/System/resources called LaunchApplications.properties. This
            file is added to as the user tries to launch various file types for
            the first time and picks an application to use. We have preloaded
            this file with three type, 'www', 'http' and 'https', and we have
            associated them with the path '/usr/bin/mozilla'. If you do not have
            this application or have it in another location, you will need to
            edit this file appropriately.</p>


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      <p class="ciparagraph">&nbsp;</p>      <p class="ciparagraph"><span class="ciheader3"><a name="issues"></a>III. Known Issues</span> </p>      <p class="ciheader4"><a name="issuegeneral"></a>General </p>
      <p class="ciparagraph">When you import a map from QuestMap with Pros and Cons, they come out
        as Arguments in Compendium (even though they are linked to other nodes). </p>
      <p class="ciparagraph">Exporting to an XML file in an off-line directory can cause the file
        to be corrupted. (This is a known Windows problem). </p>
      <p class="ciparagraph"><span class="ciheader4"><a name="issuewindows"></a>Windows</span> &nbsp;</p>
      <p class="ciparagraph">There is a general bug with Java running on machines with some versions
        of NVidia video drivers. If you have a graphics card which uses these
        drivers, and experience problems running Compendium, you should make
        sure that you have the latest drivers installed. </p>
      <p class="ciparagraph">There is a problem with some Tablet PCs and graphics drivers. A workaround
        is to switch off Java 2D graphics. This can be done by editing the compendium.bat
        file. The final line in the batch file should resemble: </p>
      <p class="ciparagraph">start&nbsp;/b&nbsp;javaw&nbsp;-<span class="ciparagraphbold">Dsun.java2d.noddraw=true</span>&nbsp;-Xmx512m&nbsp;<br>-classpath&nbsp;etc..&nbsp;etc..</p>
      <p class="ciheader4"><a name="issuemac"></a>Mac OS X </p>
      <p class="ciparagraph">There can be problems with permissions and Compendium accessing/creating
        subfolders when the Mac user installing and using Compendium is not part
        of the Admin group. </p>
      <p class="ciheader4"><a name="issuelinux"></a>Linux </p>
      <p class="ciparagraph">Drag and dropping files, images, text etc. from external applications
        into Compendium cannot currently be implemented for the Linux platform. Though some drag and dropping from some Linux applications may work.
        </p>
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      <p class="ciparagraph">&nbsp;</p>      <p class="ciparagraph"><span class="ciheader3"><a name="support"></a>IV. Contacting Technical
        Support</span> </p>
      <p class="ciparagraph">In case you have
          problems with the installation or problems with the use of Compendium
          go to <a href="http://compendium.open.ac.uk/support">Compendium Support</a></p>
      <p class="ciparagraph">We hope you find Compendium useful, and welcome your feedback! On the
        Compendium Institute website you will find reports with explanations
        of the approach, case studies and links to people and other organizations
        using Compendium. Thank you for trying Compendium.</p>
      <p class="ciparagraph">Sincerely,</p>
      <p class="ciparagraph">The Compendium Team</p>
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