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The TypeCraft client is a pure Java application.
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<span style="font-size:150%;">'''The version of the StandaloneClient is no longer supported'''</span>
  
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REQUIREMENTS to run the TypeCraft client:
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--[[User:Dorothee Beermann|Dorothee Beermann]] 11:03, 23 June 2011 (UTC)
  
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    * Java (version 6)
 
  
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INSTALLATION
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The TypeCraft client is a pure Java application.
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'''For instructions how to use the The TypeCraft Client you go the the [[TypeCraft Client manual| TypeCraft Client manual]].
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'''REQUIREMENTS''' to run the TypeCraft client:
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'''INSTALLATION'''
  
 
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     * download and run MS Windows installer: [[http://august.hf.ntnu.no/ftp/TCc-setup.exe TCc-setup.exe]]
 
     * download and run MS Windows installer: [[http://august.hf.ntnu.no/ftp/TCc-setup.exe TCc-setup.exe]]
 
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     * download the run installer: [[http://august.hf.ntnu.no/ftp/tcc_1.9100318-1_all.deb tcc_1.9100318-1_all.deb]]
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     * download the run installer: [[http://august.hf.ntnu.no/ftp/tcc_1.9100326-1_all.deb tcc_1.9100326-1_all.deb]]
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     * if it does not run automatically, you can use the following command:  
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     * if the installer does not run automatically, you can use the following command:  
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         * sudo dpkg -i tcc_1.9100318-1_all.deb
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         * sudo dpkg -i tcc_1.9100326-1_all.deb
 
     * the application may then be started via the menu Applications->Accessories, or via the following command:
 
     * the application may then be started via the menu Applications->Accessories, or via the following command:
 
         * tcc
 
         * tcc
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Please report bugs in the '''standalone client''' on the [[StandaloneClientBugs]] [[StandaloneClientDesignsuggestions]] wiki page.
 
Please report bugs in the '''standalone client''' on the [[StandaloneClientBugs]] [[StandaloneClientDesignsuggestions]] wiki page.
  
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==STARTUP==
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'''For instructions how to use the The TypeCraft Client you go the the [[TypeCraft Client manual| TypeCraft Client manual]].
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The application requires a few seconds to become fully operational.
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==MAIN WINDOW==
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The main window "TypeCraft Client" appears when the application is fully initialized. Click on one of the buttons on the left to proceed further. The application will shut down when this window is closed (to close the window, click on the small X in the top right corner).
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* "new text" button: opens a entirely new text in a new "Text" window.
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* "my texts" button: displays all texts currently on your computer; can also display your texts from the main TypeCraft database.
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* "phrase search": opens the "Phrase Search" window.
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* "POS tags": displays the list of part-of-speech tags in the main window.
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* "gloss tags": displays the list of gloss tags in the main window.
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* "settings": displays configuration options in the main window.
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* "about": displays a short application description in the main window.
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* "log": displays the TypeCraft log in the main window.
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==MY TEXTS==
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Displays all TypeCraft texts currently on your computer. These texts were either created via the "new text" button, or were downloaded from the central TypeCraft server (via "text search).
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The columns display language, text title, text title translation, and date last changed.
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Select a text and right click to bring up a popup menu. Options are: "open", "local copy", "delete" and "upload". Use "local copy" to sever the connection between a local text and it's corresponding server text (any subsequent upload of the text with create an entirely new text instance on the server).
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Left click on the table to open a text for editing (in a "Text" window).
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==TEXT WINDOW==
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A "Text" window is brought up via the "new text" button, or by opening on a text in an appropriate table (eg. "My Texts", "Text Search" results). The window may be closed by clicking on the small X in the top right hand corner.
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A text contains the following editable fields:
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The fields "language", "title", "title translation" and "text" must be instantiated. The "language" field provides basic tab completion.
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The "notes" field is displayed immediately underneath the "text" field. Notes are stored on the local machine, but cannot be uploaded to the central TypeCraft server.
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At the top of the window is a small menu: "options". Use this to close or delete the text.
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* "upload to TC server": use this to upload the text on your computer to the central TypeCraft server.
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* "create phrases": use this to create new phrases, based on the currently selected text in the plain text field.
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The text's phrases are displayed in a scroll pane in the centre of the window. Right click after selecting one or more phrases to activate the phrase popup menu:
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* prepare for wiki
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A "Phrase" window is brought up by clicking on a phrase in an appropriate table (eg. in a "Text" window, "Phrase Search" results). The window may be closed by clicking on the small X in the top right hand corner.
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* words table
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The fields "phrase" and "translation" must be instantiated.
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The WORDS TABLE is displayed in a scroll pane in the centre of the window. Each column is a word. Word fields are: latinised, POS, and the morpheme fields (a word is composed of one or more morphemes). The POS field is equipped with basic tab-completion. The morpheme fields are: morpheme, meaning, gloss. Glosses are represented as a "." separated list of gloss tags, equipped with basic tab-completion.
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** username and password for central TypeCraft server.
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Latest revision as of 11:03, 23 June 2011

The version of the StandaloneClient is no longer supported

--Dorothee Beermann 11:03, 23 June 2011 (UTC)


The TypeCraft client is a pure Java application.

For instructions how to use the The TypeCraft Client you go the the TypeCraft Client manual.


REQUIREMENTS to run the TypeCraft client: 

   * Java (version 6) (Microsoft Windows users can check their Java version by going to the Control Panel.)

INSTALLATION

[Microsoft Windows users] 

   * download and run MS Windows installer: [TCc-setup.exe]

[Ubuntu/Debian Linux users] 

   * download the run installer: [tcc_1.9100326-1_all.deb]
   * if the installer does not run automatically, you can use the following command: 
       * sudo dpkg -i tcc_1.9100326-1_all.deb
   * the application may then be started via the menu Applications->Accessories, or via the following command:
       * tcc

[other users] 

   * download and unpack compressed archive file [TCc.zip] 
   * run the JAR file 'TCc.jar' inside of the TCc directory:
      * (double) click on the JAR file;
      * OR right click on the JAR file and choose 'open with Java';
      * OR alternatively, you have to run the following command in your terminal:  'java -jar TCc.jar'.

Bugs:

Please report bugs in the standalone client on the StandaloneClientBugs StandaloneClientDesignsuggestions wiki page.

For instructions how to use the The TypeCraft Client you go the the TypeCraft Client manual.

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