Software Configuration
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Software and Configuration for PCs in Seaver 120
-  Latest Update for Mozilla FireFox (40.0.2)
-  Options set to default downloads to Desktop and to ask each time a file is downloaded
- Go to the Options menu, General options
 - First, under the "Downloads" section, next to "Save files to" click the "Browse" button, select the Desktop, and click the OK button.
 - Second, click the radio button next to "Always ask me where to save files"
 
 
 -  Options set to default downloads to Desktop and to ask each time a file is downloaded
 
-  Latest update for Google Chrome (Version 44.0.2403.157 m)
-  Options set to default downloads to Desktop and to ask each time a file is downloaded
- Go to Settings page, click on link to "Show advanced settings"
 - First, under the "Downloads" section, click the "Change..." button, select the Desktop, and click the OK button.
 - Second, check the box next to "Ask where to save each file before downloading"
 
 
 -  Options set to default downloads to Desktop and to ask each time a file is downloaded
 
-  PostgreSQL 9.4 (configured to save databases in thawspace, as per Dondi's instructions)
- Download page
 - Version 9.4.4, Win x86-64
 
 -  Java JDK 1.8 64-bit
- Download page
 - File to download is: jdk-8u60-windows-x64.exe
 - Version 9.20 (2010-11-18) for Windows: 64-bit x64
 
 - Subversion
 - Ant
 - Eclipse/subclipse
 - 7-zip
 -  GenMAPP 2.1 
- Download page
 -  Installer is "GenMAPPv2Setup.exe"
- Do not check for updates or download databases during installation (server no longer exists)
 - Run GenMAPP for the first time to go through the configuration
 - Go to Tools > Options > Other, uncheck box for "Automatically check for program updates"
 
 
 -  firstobject XML editor
- Download page
 - 2.4.2.431 installer (624k) 23-Apr-2011
 
 -  PuTTY
- Download page]
 - For Windows on Intel x86 putty.exe
 
 
Run Windows Update
Set Windows to View File Extensions
-  The Windows 7 operating systems defaults to hiding file extensions.  To turn them back on, do the following:
- Go to the Start menu and select "Control Panel".
 - In the window that appears, search for "Folder Options" in the search field in the upper right hand corner.
 - Click on "Folder Options" in the main window.
 - When the Folder Options window appears, click on the View tab.
 - Uncheck the box for "Hide extensions for known file types".
 - Click the OK button.
 
 


