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Download NuGram IDE Basic Edition

NuGram IDE is packaged as a set of Eclipse plugins deployed on an Eclipse update site. To install NuGram IDE in an existing Eclipse installation, simply add the following update site:

  http://nugram.nuecho.com/update-site

To do that:

• In Eclipse 3.2 and 3.3:
  1. Select the Help > Software Updates > Find and Install... menu item.
  2. Select Search for new features to install and click Next.
  3. Click on New Remote Site and enter a name (like NuGram Update Site) and the URL above, then click OK.
  4. Click on Finish.
  5. Select the NuGram IDE Basic Edition feature and click on Next.
  6. Accept the terms of the license agreement and click Next.
  7. Click on Install All at the Feature Verification step.
  8. Click on Yes to restart Eclipse.
• In Eclipse 3.4:
  1. Select the Help > Software Updates... menu item.
  2. Select the Available Software tab and click Add Site....
  3. Enter the URL above in the Location field.
  4. In the Site list, expand http://nugram.nuecho.com/update-site and select NuGram IDE Basic Edition.
  5. Click on Install...
  6. Follow the installation instructions and restart Eclipse.
• In Eclipse 3.5:
  1. Select the Help > Install New Software... menu item.
  2. Type the URL above in the Work with: field and click the Add... button. Enter a meaninful name for the site.
  3. Make sure to uncheck the Group items by category checkbox.
  4. Select NuGram IDE Basic Edition.
  5. Click on Next...
  6. Follow the installation instructions and restart Eclipse.

Note to our Beta users

Prior to installing NuGram IDE Basic Edition using the above procedure, it is strongly recommended to remove all instances of the Beta version of NuGram IDE from the Eclipse plugin directory and restart Eclipse with the -clean command-line option. The name of those files starts with com.nuecho.plugins or com.nuecho.plugin.

• For Eclipse 3.2 and 3.3, remove them from the $ECLIPSE_HOME/plugins directory
  (typically c:/eclipse/plugins on Windows or /usr/local/eclipse on Linux)
• For Eclipse 3.4, remove them from the $ECLIPSE_HOME/dropins directory and/or from the $ECLIPSE_HOME/plugins directory