==Java==

A Java runtime environment is needed, it should be installed. You can test whether it is, type in command line:

 java --version

==SWT, Linux, Windows, 16 or 32 bit machine== 
 
The.file.Commander uses SWT as graphic library. The SWT comes from 
 
  http://www.eclipse.org/swt/

Some parts of SWT are written in Java , therefore independent of the operation system. But SWT is adapted to the C-interface of the operation system immediately.Therefore different versions for Windows, Linux, other operation systems, 32 bit and 64 bit are need. The complete download contains a SWT library for Windows (run on XP and Windows-7) and Linux in a 32-bit and a 64-bit version (4 files).

The
 
 fcmd-64bit.bat

uses the 64-bit version of SWT for windows. The difference is only one parameter, the correct library should named in the -cp argument of the Java invocation.

==Install==
 
Unzip the zip file to any location of hard disk. For example upzip to

 D:\Test
 
Then a directory tree

 D:\Test\Fcmd\.....

will be created. 
 
Go to the directory 

 D:\Test\Fcmd

and invoke the 

 fcmd.bat (Windows 32 bit)
 fcmd-64bit.bat (Windows 64 bit)
 fcmd.sh (Linux)

The current directory should be the directory of that batch/shell scripts. May use a console window if there are some problems.

A default configuration will be created, see directory

 D:\Test\Fcmd-user
 
You can adapt that configuration files in another location in the file system, invoke the fcmd with a small batch/shell script for example:

 D:
 cd D:\Test\Fcmd
 .\fcmd.bat D:\Buero\Fcmd-cfg
 
In this example ,,D:\Test\,, is the location where the fcmd was unzipped. The ,,D:\Buero\Fcmd-cfg,, is a copy of the configuration directory which is adapted to the own requirements.

==Help==

F1 opens a help text. 





==German==
* Java ist überall drauf, denke ich. Testen in cmd-line

>java -version

dann meldet es sich.

==Betriebssystem: Läuft auf XP und Windows7. Aber 32/64-Bit-Version muss unterschieden werden==
* Wenn ein 64-Bit-Java installiert und verwendet wird, muss die exe/windows/swt_3.5.2-64.jar verwendet werden.
* Dazu in der fcmd.batch eine Zeile ändern (Kommentieren, Auskommentieren):
  ::set SWTJAR=%SWTPATH%\org.eclipse.swt.win32.win32.x86_3.5.1.v3555a.jar
  set SWTJAR=%SWTPATH%\swt_3.5.2-64.jar

==Auspacken==

* Ggf. start-batch in einem geöffnetem Konsolenfenster hineinziehen (d&d aus Explorer). Konsolenfenster muss auf current dir des Fcmd stehen. Ausgaben beachten.

Z.Bsp auspacken des Fcmd.zip auf

D:\Test\

Es entsteht dort ein 

D:\Test\Fcmd

 mit weiteren Unterverzeichnissen.

Konsole:

>cd D:\Test\Fcmd

 >fcmd.bat

(Braucht man aber nur wenns anklicken nicht gleich funktioniert). 

Alle Hilfen stehen unter Help usw. 

