This version comes to you as a self-extracting .exe file.
When your browser asks for a file name to store the self-extracting
file,
it might suggest
vitess_download or vitess_download.html
which you should change to an executable name
like
vitess_download.exe
After downloading this file to your computer, please execute this
file e.g. by double-clicking the file name within the explorer.
By July 17 2001 this file may be checked by cksum (CRC32)
786462490 5383522 vitess.exe
and md5sum (MD5 message digest)
76d9819033a714710c29c545bd5a2612 vitess.exe .
This brings the setup program to life, which will ask you few
questions, like that where to install VITESS on you disk.
After successful installation you might delete the file
vitess_download.exe .
If you installed the full version with tcl version 8.8.1 files
included,
double-clicking the VITESS item on your desktop should start the application.
If you installed the minimal version, the desktop symbol might
not link to your installed
tcl software. Let us assume you installed tcl at C:\Programs\tcl
and VITESS to
c:\Programs\vitess. Please change the program shortcut
(link) on your desktop:
VITESS start command
C:\Programs\tcl\bin\wish81.exe -f Vitess
working directory
C:\Programs\vitess
To uninstall VITESS you might use the uninstall item in the command
(sub-)
menu (like START/VITESS/uninstall) or the windows 9x uninstall procedure
for software
START/settings/system/software or German
START/Einstellungen../Systemsteuerung/Software.
If you save a pipe command and execute it as a batch file in a
MS-DOS shell window,
you might observe problems with temporary file sizes. Pipes in a MS-DOS
shell are
executed strictly serial, with intermediate files storing command
output.
These intermediate files may be too big.
With Tcl/Tk piped commands are executed (quasi-)parallel, with
small intermediate
buffers in memory.
Solution:
1) start pipes from the VITESS GUI
2) Save the GUI setting with "save tcl" to a file e.g. C:\c.tcl
Start a separate wish (C:\Programs\tcl\bin\wish81.exe)
and source C:\c.tcl there.
Last modified: Tue Jul 17 14:50:20 MET DST 2001