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22 changes: 14 additions & 8 deletions README.md
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Expand Up @@ -11,24 +11,30 @@ Chances are high that if you do not have a strong background in computers you ar
Download Anaconda from https://www.anaconda.com/

1. Start the Anaconda shell
2. In Anaconda shell activate the program's environment by typing:
2. The first time you run it, you will need to create `conda` environment:
``` sh
conda create -n image-marker
```
For more information on Anaconda environments see:
https://uoa-eresearch.github.io/eresearch-cookbook/recipe/2014/11/20/conda/
3. In Anaconda shell activate the program's environment by typing:
conda activate image-marker
3. Previous action should have changed the prompt from saying "(base)"
4. Previous action should have changed the prompt from saying "(base)"
to "(image-marker)". Now, to switch current directory to D drive, type:
d:

4. Now type:
5. Now type:
cd myprograms
to switch to "myprograms directory" on D drive.
5. Now you should be able to deploy the program or start the server. To deploy the program type:
6. Now you should be able to deploy the program or start the server. To deploy the program type:
python setup.py install
6. To run the program (start the server).Type:
7. To run the program (start the server).Type:
python bin\imarker
6. Once the server starts, it will print to the terminal the host and
8. Once the server starts, it will print to the terminal the host and
address it is listening on.
By default, it is "localhost:8080". Navigate your browser to that
address to see the
program's interface.
7. From your browser on localhost 8080 the program will appear- and has internal instructions on the interface.
9. From your browser on localhost 8080 the program will appear- and has internal instructions on the interface.

8. If this does not work out for you please email me at [email protected] ; you can also send complaints, suggestions and so on, please include what kind of system you are running (Windows? Mac? and the browser you opened the program in)...
10. If this does not work out for you please email me at [email protected] ; you can also send complaints, suggestions and so on, please include what kind of system you are running (Windows? Mac? and the browser you opened the program in)...