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Rename the binaries which are fitting to your machine to "nanoa" and "nano".
AmigaExample: nano is in "Work:nano":Insert the following lines to your "user-startup" file: path Work:nano add setenv nanoinc "Work:nano/include/" setenv nanoprog "Work:nano/prog/" setenv nanotemp "T:vm_" LinuxOpen a shell and "cd" to the nano directory.Create the nano directory in your homedir: $ cp prog ~/nano/progCopy nanoa and nano to /usr/local/bin: $ su # cp nanoa /usr/local/bin # cp nano /usr/local/binCopy the includes: # cp -r include /usr/local/share/nanoCopy the manual: # cp -r manual /usr/local/doc/nanoSet the env variables. I did this in the ~.bashrc file: #nano export NANOPROG=/home/yourname/nano/prog/ export NANOINC=/usr/local/share/nano/include/ WindowsExample: nano is in "C:\nano":Insert the following lines to your "autoexec.bat" file: set PATH=c:\nano\;%PATH% set nanoinc=c:\nano\include\ set nanoprog=c:\nano\prog\ set nanotemp=%TEMP%\vm_Prev: Usage | Next: Compiling |