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If you are not comfortable with the command line (“Command Prompt”), | If you are not comfortable with the [[Command_line|command line]] | ||
(“Command Prompt”), it is suggested you choose <i>Add python.exe to | |||
Path</i> (or <i>Add Python X.Y to PATH</i>: the precise wording | |||
depends on the Python version). This way, you will be able to run the | |||
<tt>pip</tt> and <tt>ffgo</tt> programs directly at the Command Prompt | |||
without having to specify their full paths. | |||
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Open a terminal, | Open a terminal, also known as “Command Prompt”: | ||
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Apparently (according to Google, see for yourself), on Windows 10, this | Apparently (according to Google, see for yourself), on Windows 10, this | ||
can (also?) be done with the <tt>Windows+X</tt> keyboard shortcut, then | can (also?) be done with the <tt>Windows+X</tt> keyboard shortcut, then | ||
choosing <i>Command Prompt</i> in the menu that should appear. | choosing <i>Command Prompt</i> in the menu that should appear. If you | ||
have never used the Command Prompt on Windows, reading the | |||
[[Command_line|Command line page on the wiki]] would certainly be a good | |||
idea. | |||
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