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### Running by double-clicking
If you are a fancy Windows user, I recommend the convenient [fancy Windows binaries](https://github.com/jkunimune/Map-Projections/releases). Double-click to install them and then keep pressing buttons until something good happens. If you see a map, you're in the right place.
If you are a fancy Windows user, I recommend the convenient [fancy Windows binaries](https://github.com/jkunimune/Map-Projections/releases). Download the EXE files, find them in your downloads folder, double-click to install, and then keep pressing buttons until something good happens. If you see a map, you're in the right place.
### Running from the command line
If you are not on Windows or are otherwise not fancy enough to deserve such binaries, there are also equivalent `.jar` files in the main directory.
For that, you'll need to download and install [Java](https://www.java.com/download/).
You can use any version 8 or higher.
Once you've installed it, you can run the programs like so *if* you're on Java 8 specifically:
Once you've installed it, you can download the source code, unzip it, and navigate to the resulting directory in a command line window.
If the Java you installed is Java 8, you can run the programs with the following command:
~~~bash
java -jar MapDesignerRaster.jar
~~~
Change the filename at the end accordingly, of course.
If you have Java 9 or higher, that's fine too, but you'll need to also install [JavaFX](https://gluonhq.com/products/javafx/).
Make sure you get the SDK JavaFX, not the Jmods JavaFX; the version doesn't matter.
Once you've unzipped JavaFX into some directory – let’s say, for example, `/home/jkunimune/javafx-sdk-17` – then you can run the programs like so:
Make sure you get the SDK JavaFX, not the Jmods JavaFX. The version number doesn't matter.
Once you've unzipped JavaFX into some directory – let’s say, for example, `/home/jkunimune/javafx-sdk-17` – then you can run the programs with the following command:
~~~bash
java --module-path '/home/jkunimune/javafx-sdk-17/lib' --add-modules javafx.controls,javafx.swing -jar MapDesignerRaster.jar