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Start ProB by double-clicking on <tt>ProBWin</tt> (for Windows users), or by launching <tt>StartProB.sh</tt> from a Terminal (for Linux and Mac users). | Start ProB by double-clicking on <tt>ProBWin</tt> (for Windows users), or by launching <tt>StartProB.sh</tt> from a Terminal (for Linux and Mac users). | ||
[[file:ProBWinContents.png|center]] | |||
Mac users may also be able to launch ProB by double-clicking on <tt>StartProB.sh</tt>. | Mac users may also be able to launch ProB by double-clicking on <tt>StartProB.sh</tt>. | ||
This should bring up a window as follows: | This should bring up a window as follows (on a Mac): | ||
[[file:ProBStartWindow.png|center||500px]] | [[file:ProBStartWindow.png|center||500px]] | ||
In case this does not work, please have a look at the output of ProB in the terminal window (on Windows a separate window will be automatically started). Normally, it should look as follows: | In case this does not work, please have a look at the output of ProB in the terminal window (on Windows a separate window will be automatically started). Normally, it should look as follows (on Windows): | ||
[[file:ProBStartTerminal.png|center]] | [[file:ProBStartTerminal.png|center]] | ||
Revision as of 13:52, 18 January 2010
Installation
Start off by installing the standalone Tcl/Tk version of ProB. Follow the instructions in Installation.
Starting ProB
Start ProB by double-clicking on ProBWin (for Windows users), or by launching StartProB.sh from a Terminal (for Linux and Mac users).
Mac users may also be able to launch ProB by double-clicking on StartProB.sh.
This should bring up a window as follows (on a Mac):
In case this does not work, please have a look at the output of ProB in the terminal window (on Windows a separate window will be automatically started). Normally, it should look as follows (on Windows):
