Quick Linux Install Guide for AntWordProfiler (AWP) 1.00
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Laurence Anthony, Ph.D.
Center for English Language Education in Science and Engineering
School of Science and Engineering
Waseda University
June 27th, 2009
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Installing AntWordProfiler (AWP) on Linux is simple, especially if you use a
modern GUI-based system like Linux Mint (my favorite Linux distribution).

AWP is an executble. So, just set the permissions to run executables
and then double click to launch the program.

In Linux Mint (and other Gnome/KDE-based distributions), just right click on
the AWP executable to view its properties. There, select the permissions
option and allow the file to run as an executable.
(In Linux Mint 10, right click on the executable, select "Properties",
then, click on the "Permission" tab, and finally click the box next to
"Allow executing file as program")

While in the properties window, you can also click on the basic settings, and
drop the AWP .png file onto the icon window. Then, the icon will be changed
to the default AWP icon.
(In Linux Mint 10 click the "Basic" tab in the Permissions windows, and drop the
.png file on the icon window in the top left).

On command-line based versions, you will need to set the permissions with a
chmod command.

Use the following steps:
1) Navigate to the folder where the AWP executable is located. For example,
if you copied the executable to the desktop, type the following:
>cd desktop

2) Change the permissions of the executable using the command:
>sudo chmod +x <name of AWP executable>

For example, for the executable antwordprofiler1.200u use:
>sudo chmod +x antwordprofiler1.200u

3) To add the .png as the icon to the executable, you'll have to search on the
Internet! Sorry! It seems the command changes depending on the Linux setup.
(But in the graphical interface with Linux Mint, it's really easy!)

That's it!

Laurence.
