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A variety of resources are available to help you get the most out of Irie Pascal.
To install Irie Pascal (Windows Edition) run the setup executable (i.e. either ipw-eval.exe or ipw-260.exe, and follow the directions given.
To uninstall Irie Pascal use the Add/Remove Program applet in the Windows Control Panel.
The best way to create a new program with the Irie Pascal Integrated Development Environment (i.e. the IDE), depends on whether the IDE is in project mode or in file mode. NOTE: The Executable Preferences page of the User Preferences dialog box is used to switch between file and project modes, and to select executable options for file mode.
In project mode you create a new program by first creating a new project for the program.
When you create the new project the IDE will automatically create the new program for you, and associate this program with the project. Whenever you compile or run a project, the IDE will compile or run the program associated with the project.
If the IDE is in file mode, you create a new program by simply creating a new file. In this mode the executable options on the Executable Preferences page will affect how the program is compiled and run.
In order to help get you started, a number of sample projects have been included with Irie Pascal. These samples are copied to the your Samples folder the first time you run the Irie Pascal. Your Samples folder is located at
[My Documents]\Irie Tools\Pascal Projects\Samples where [My Documents] is your My Documents folder in Windows.
Some of these sample projects are listed below: