In order to acquire Ninterpres, you just have to follow those steps:
- Download the version according to your machine’s architecture:
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- Windows x86: DOWNLOAD
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- Execute the installer and install the program.
- After the installation, if everything runned successfully, you just have to execute Ninterpres from the start menu.
Compiling from source
In order to compile Ninterpres, you just have to follow those steps:
For versions prior to 1.x
- Open the project’s repository available at: https://github.com/Nintersoft/Ninterserial/
- Clone the whole project (Link to the project’s archive master).
- Find the file named "C++ Builder [descontinuado – discontinued].zip" inside the "archive" directory.
- Extract it and open the file "GrupoNinterpres.groupproj" with Embarcadero C++ Builder XE7 or newest.
- Select the project "Ninterpres" in the active projects selector.
- Click on button "Build and Run".
- Done! Your project has been compiled from source!
- In order to execute it again, you just have to open the file named "Ninterpres(.exe)" which has been generated inside the build directory.
- Execute the steps 5 to 8 to the presenter project.
For version 1.x and above
- Open the project’s repository available at: https://github.com/Nintersoft/Ninterserial/
- Clone the whole project (Link to the project’s archive master).
- Open the "pro" file which must be available in the "src" directory with Qt Creator.
- Right after the project’s synchronization (qmake execution), just press
Ctrl
+R
in order to execute the project. - Profit! The project has just been compiled from the source code!
- In order to execute it again, you just have to open the file named "Ninterserial(.exe)" which has been generated inside the compilation directory (build). See more at "Deploying Qt Applications"
Should any error occur, do not hesitate in contacting our team at any moment. We will try to resolve your problem as soon as possible.
Warning!
Please, make sure that you meet the minimal requirements as specified in "Characteristics and requirements"