Re: Installing Sodipodi on Windows XP

Easiest, since it takes care of win32 GIMP's prereqs as well:

a) locate your gtk install dir. typically, it's something like
progfiles/common/gtk1.3/ (I use /apps/utility/gtk<ver#>, but i'm anal
about such things.)

b) ctrl panel -> system -> advanced -> environment variables -> system
variables, select "path", edit, add the gtk install dir at the end of the
path.

c) launch sodipodi.

at least, that's how i've handled it.

On Tue, 16 Mar 2004, Richard Pearman wrote:

> Hi,
> 
> Although normal people cry and hide under tables when I talk about
> computers, I'm probably not as knowledgeable as many on this list.  I can't
> figure out how to get Sodipodi 0.34 to work on Windows XP.  I keep getting
> messages that it can't find anything.  I have loads of GTK related files on
> my computer (I'm sure I don't need them all) and tryed copying all the dll
> and exe files into the Sodipodi directory.  I downloaded what I think is the
> latest GTK+ and copied it's dll files to Sodipodi.  The web page about it
> said that I should download something else but that didn't seem to be a
> recognised file type and I don't know what to do with it.
> 
> Anyway, can you please give me simple step by instructions about how to do
> this.  In fact I would suggest that you put this on the Sodipodi web site to
> make it simpler for the less technically minded to install Sodipodi.
> 
> Richard Pearman http://www.nucleus.com/~richardp/
> http://www.pixelpalaces.com/
> 
> 
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