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[[Property:title|3 Starting EiffelStudio and Opening a Project]]
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[[Property:link_title|Starting EiffelStudio and Opening a Project]]
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[[Help reading the EiffelStudio Guided Tour|Help reading this manual]]
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In the rest of this Tour <code> YOURDIR </code> denotes the directory where the example resides (the original, <code> $ISE_EIFFEL/examples/studio/tour </code>, or a copy). Launching will use the operating system's mechanism for starting a program, so we look separately at Windows and at Unix/OpenVMS.
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==Launching EiffelStudio under Window==
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On Windows, you can launch EiffelStudio from the Start Menu under
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<code> Programs --> EiffelStudio Version --> EiffelStudio</code>
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where <span>Version</span> is the version number, e.g. 6.0. Alternatively, you can double-click the icon that the installation procedure will have added to your desktop (if you have selected that option during installation).
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If this is the first time you are using EiffelStudio, you may get a dialog asking for an unlock code or inviting you to register the product. See <span> [[Software Installation for EiffelStudio 6.2|your platform installation instructions]] </span> for registration information.
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==Launching EiffelStudio under Unix or OpenVMS==
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To launch EiffelStudio on Unix or OpenVMS, change directory to <code> YOURDIR </code> and, from the command line, type
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<code> estudio</code>
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In general you can start EiffelStudio from any directory, but to make things simple for this Tour '''please make sure''' indeed to execute the <code> estudio </code> command from <code> YOURDIR </code>. (This will allow us to use relative rather than absolute names for some of the files involved.)
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