Unpack the zip anywhere, and run pcb-rnd from bin:
@@ -76,8 +76,51 @@ from windows. Workaround: resize the window manually to big. +
+ The above installation process doesn't create a desktop icon so you'll + need to start pcb-rnd from a cmd every time. In case you'd prefer a desktop + icon, here's a process submitted by a pcb-rnd user on Windows 10: +
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+ Note: you need to change the name of the directory written with italic to + whatever path you have unpacked pcb-rnd into. +
+ Explanation of each command: +
+ C:\Windows\System32\cmd.exe /k starts the shell (cmd.exe); the + /k keeps this window open (for information /c will close it but that's not + recommended since some vital error messages may be printed there). +
+ Initially the directory "System32" is opened in that cmd; the command + cd.. changes the directory up a level to the Windows directory. + So now we are in C:\Windows. The & is put between two + commands as a separator. cd.. again changes the directory up a + level; we are now in C: +
+ At this point you must find where you installed the directory for pcb-rnd + on your system while the cmd.exeis running you can use /dir to + list all the directories available (/dire / p if the list is long). +
+ Use the command cd your directory name where pcb-rnd is installed +
+ (you may need to use cd several times to get to your installation directory: + don't forget the & to separate each command!) +
+ Then again cd bin to get into the bin directory (pcb-rnd requires to + be run from there for finding the dlls). +
+ Then pcb-rnd.exe will execute the program -