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OpenCVVersions

2014-08-14T22:13:30Z

Bfangmof: /* More Information */

== WIN32 ==
These directions are for 64-bit systems
First, we install opencv
# Download the desired version of OpenCV from [http://opencv.org/downloads.html here]
# Double click the downloaded executable to install, and select <code> run</code> at the prompt
# Choose a home directory as installation location home directory as shown below, where "username" is the actual username.
# Click extract, to install opencv files
#* [[File: Install_location.png|400px]]
#** Click to enlarge
==== Without CUDA ====
<ol>
The path to the folder you extracted is from here on refered to as ''{OPENCV}''
</ol>
Next, we setup environmental variables
#Navigate to <code>Control Panel</code> -> <code>System and Security</code> -> <code>System</code>
# Select <code>Advanced system settings</code> from the sidebar
# In the <code>Advanced</code> tab click the <code>Environment Variables...</code> button
# Check if a Variable called <code>Path</code> exists in the list of user variables (the top variables)
#* If it exists, click edit to edit the variable, and add a semicolon, then the following to the end of the Path value <code>''{OPENCV}''\build\x64\vc10\bin</code>

#* If it does not, press the New button and set the variable name to <code>Path</code> and the value to the path to your opencv directory (''{OPENCV}'')

==== Visual Studio Project Set-Up ====
# Go to Project -> Properties
#* Configuration Properties -> C/C++ -> General
#** Additional Include Directories...add: '''{OPENCV}''\build\include;'
#* Configuration Properties -> VC++ Directories
#** Executable Directories...add: '''{OPENCV}''\build\x64\vc10\bin;'
#** Library Directories...add: '''{OPENCV}''\build\x64\vc10\lib;''{OPENCV}''\build\x64\vc10\staticlib;'

==== More Information ====
* For using OpenCV with Visiual Studio; http://docs.opencv.org/doc/tutorials/introduction/windows_install/windows_install.html#windows-installation
* For using OpenCV with CUDA; http://blog.cuvilib.com/2011/03/22/how-to-build-opencv-2-2-with-gpu-cuda-on-windows-7/

OpenCVVersions

2014-08-05T19:54:57Z

Bfangmof:

== WIN32 ==
These directions are for 64-bit systems
First, we install opencv
# Download the desired version of OpenCV from [http://opencv.org/downloads.html here]
# Double click the downloaded executable to install, and select <code> run</code> at the prompt
# Choose a home directory as installation location home directory as shown below, where "username" is the actual username.
# Click extract, to install opencv files
#* [[File: Install_location.png|400px]]
#** Click to enlarge
==== Without CUDA ====
<ol>
The path to the folder you extracted is from here on refered to as ''{OPENCV}''
</ol>
Next, we setup environmental variables
#Navigate to <code>Control Panel</code> -> <code>System and Security</code> -> <code>System</code>
# Select <code>Advanced system settings</code> from the sidebar
# In the <code>Advanced</code> tab click the <code>Environment Variables...</code> button
# Check if a Variable called <code>Path</code> exists in the list of user variables (the top variables)
#* If it exists, click edit to edit the variable, and add a semicolon, then the following to the end of the Path value <code>''{OPENCV}''\build\x64\vc10\bin</code>

#* If it does not, press the New button and set the variable name to <code>Path</code> and the value to the path to your opencv directory (''{OPENCV}'')

==== Visual Studio Project Set-Up ====
# Go to Project -> Properties
#* Configuration Properties -> C/C++ -> General
#** Additional Include Directories...add: '''{OPENCV}''\build\include;'
#* Configuration Properties -> VC++ Directories
#** Executable Directories...add: '''{OPENCV}''\build\x64\vc10\bin;'
#** Library Directories...add: '''{OPENCV}''\build\x64\vc10\lib;''{OPENCV}''\build\x64\vc10\staticlib;'

==== More Information ====
*http://docs.opencv.org/doc/tutorials/introduction/windows_install/windows_install.html#windows-installation

PrinterTroubleshooting

2014-07-09T17:24:20Z

Bfangmof:

==Common Print error Solutions ==
If your are trying to pint a PDF and you are having trouble, try the following:
<ol>
<li> Choose <tt>File >>> Print</tt>, and then click <tt>Advanced</tt> </li>
[[File:print_menu.jpg | 200px]]
* Click to enlarge image
<li> Select the <tt>Print As Image</tt> check box, and click Ok. Then click print </li>
[[File:select_image.jpg | 200px]]
* Click to enlarge image
* For more information visit [http://helpx.adobe.com/acrobat/kb/quick-fix-print-pdf-image.html Adobe quick fix]
</ol>

For other print errors try the following:
<ol>

<li> If using Windows, try using a pcl queue for MS/Office applications and a ps queue for Adobe applications </li>
<li> Try using a different printer model </li>
<li> Try using a different print queue </li>

* New print queues can be added with directions for respective operating systems on our [https://wiki.umiacs.umd.edu/umiacs/index.php/Printing printing page]
</ol>

PrinterTroubleshooting

2014-07-09T15:22:07Z

Bfangmof:

==Common Print error Solutions ==
If your are trying to pint a PDF and you are having trouble, try the following:
<ol>
<li> Choose <tt>File >>> Print</tt>, and then click <tt>Advanced</tt> </li>
[[File:print_menu.jpg | 200px]]
* Click to enlarge image
<li> Select the <tt>Print As Image</tt> check box, and click Ok. Then click print </li>
[[File:select_image.jpg | 200px]]
* Click to enlarge image
* For more information visit [http://helpx.adobe.com/acrobat/kb/quick-fix-print-pdf-image.html Adobe quick fix]
</ol>

For other print errors try the following:
<ol>
<li> Try using a different printer model </li>
<li> Try using a different print queue </li>

<li> On windows, try using a pcl queue for MS/Office applications and a ps queue for Adobe applications </li>

<li> New print queues can be added with directions for respective operating systems on our [https://wiki.umiacs.umd.edu/umiacs/index.php/Printing printing page] </li>
</ol>

PrinterTroubleshooting

2014-07-09T15:21:37Z

Bfangmof:

==Common Print error Solutions ==
If your are trying to pint a PDF and you are having trouble, try the following:
<ol>
<li> Choose <tt>File >>> Print</tt>, and then click <tt>Advanced</tt> </li>
[[File:print_menu.jpg | 200px]]
* Click to enlarge image
<li> Select the <tt>Print As Image</tt> check box, and click Ok. Then click print </li>
[[File:select_image.jpg | 200px]]
* Click to enlarge image
* For more information visit [http://helpx.adobe.com/acrobat/kb/quick-fix-print-pdf-image.html, Adobe quick fix]
</ol>

For other print errors try the following:
<ol>
<li> Try using a different printer model </li>
<li> Try using a different print queue </li>

<li> On windows, try using a pcl queue for MS/Office applications and a ps queue for Adobe applications </li>

<li> New print queues can be added with directions for respective operating systems on our [https://wiki.umiacs.umd.edu/umiacs/index.php/Printing printing page] </li>
</ol>

PrinterTroubleshooting

2014-07-09T15:21:25Z

Bfangmof:

==Common Print error solutions ==
If your are trying to pint a PDF and you are having trouble, try the following:
<ol>
<li> Choose <tt>File >>> Print</tt>, and then click <tt>Advanced</tt> </li>
[[File:print_menu.jpg | 200px]]
* Click to enlarge image
<li> Select the <tt>Print As Image</tt> check box, and click Ok. Then click print </li>
[[File:select_image.jpg | 200px]]
* Click to enlarge image
* For more information visit [http://helpx.adobe.com/acrobat/kb/quick-fix-print-pdf-image.html, Adobe quick fix]
</ol>

For other print errors try the following:
<ol>
<li> Try using a different printer model </li>
<li> Try using a different print queue </li>

<li> On windows, try using a pcl queue for MS/Office applications and a ps queue for Adobe applications </li>

<li> New print queues can be added with directions for respective operating systems on our [https://wiki.umiacs.umd.edu/umiacs/index.php/Printing printing page] </li>
</ol>

PrinterTroubleshooting

2014-07-09T15:20:47Z

Bfangmof:

==Common ==
If your are trying to pint a PDF and you are having trouble, try the following:
<ol>
<li> Choose <tt>File >>> Print</tt>, and then click <tt>Advanced</tt> </li>
[[File:print_menu.jpg | 200px]]
* Click to enlarge image
<li> Select the <tt>Print As Image</tt> check box, and click Ok. Then click print </li>
[[File:select_image.jpg | 200px]]
* Click to enlarge image
* For more information visit [http://helpx.adobe.com/acrobat/kb/quick-fix-print-pdf-image.html, Adobe quick fix]
</ol>

For other print errors try the following:
<ol>
<li> Try using a different printer model </li>
<li> Try using a different print queue </li>

<li> On windows, try using a pcl queue for MS/Office applications and a ps queue for Adobe applications </li>

<li> New print queues can be added with directions for respective operating systems on our [https://wiki.umiacs.umd.edu/umiacs/index.php/Printing printing page] </li>
</ol>

PrinterTroubleshooting

2014-07-09T13:52:49Z

Bfangmof:

==Common ==
<ol>
If your are trying to pint a PDF and you are having trouble, try the following:
<li> Choose <tt>File >>> Print</tt>, and then click <tt>Advanced</tt> </li>
[[File:print_menu.jpg | 200px]]
* Click to enlarge image
<li> Select the <tt>Print As Image</tt> check box, and click Ok. Then click print </li>
[[File:select_image.jpg | 200px]]
* Click to enlarge image
For more information visit [http://helpx.adobe.com/acrobat/kb/quick-fix-print-pdf-image.html, Adobe quick fix]
</ol>
<ol>
For other print errors try the following:
* Try using a different printer model
* Try using a different print queue
<li> On windows, try using a pcl queue for MS/Office applications and a ps queue for Adobe applications </li>

<li> New print queues can be added with directions for respective operating systems on our [https://wiki.umiacs.umd.edu/umiacs/index.php/Printing printing page]
</ol>

PrinterTroubleshooting

2014-07-09T13:51:03Z

Bfangmof:

==Common ==
<ol>
If your are trying to pint a PDF and you are having trouble, try the following:

<li> Choose <tt>File >>> Print</tt>, and then click <tt>Advanced</tt> </li>
[[File:print_menu.jpg | 200px]]
* Click to enlarge image
<li> Select the <tt>Print As Image</tt> check box, and click Ok. Then click print </li>
[[File:select_image.jpg | 200px]]
* Click to enlarge image
For more information visit [http://helpx.adobe.com/acrobat/kb/quick-fix-print-pdf-image.html, Adobe quick fix]

For other print errors try the following:
* Try using a different printer model
* Try using a different print queue
<li> On windows, try using a pcl queue for MS/Office applications and a ps queue for Adobe applications </li>

<li> New print queues can be added with directions for respective operating systems on our [https://wiki.umiacs.umd.edu/umiacs/index.php/Printing printing page]

PrinterTroubleshooting

2014-07-08T18:49:23Z

Bfangmof:

==Printer Troubleshooting==
<ol>
If printed image is garbled or damaged from Adobe,try printing as an image as described below:

<li> Choose <tt>File >>> Print</tt>, and then click <tt>Advanced</tt> </li>
[[File:print_menu.jpg | 200px]]
* Click to enlarge image
<li> Select the <tt>Print As Image</tt> check box, and click Ok. Then click print </li>
[[File:select_image.jpg | 200px]]
* Click to enlarge image
For more information visit [http://helpx.adobe.com/acrobat/kb/quick-fix-print-pdf-image.html, Adobe quick fix]

For other print errors try the following:
* Try using a different printer model
* Try using a different print queue
<li> On windows, try using a pcl queue for MS/Office applications and a ps queue for Adobe applications </li>
<li> Visit [https://wiki.umiacs.umd.edu/umiacs/index.php/PrinterQueueNaming, queue information ] page for more information of print queues and printer names </li>
<li> New print queues can be added with directions on the [https://wiki.umiacs.umd.edu/umiacs/index.php/OSXPrinting OSX printing page] or the [https://wiki.umiacs.umd.edu/umiacs/index.php/Windows7Printing Windows printing page]

PrinterTroubleshooting

2014-07-08T18:48:12Z

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PrinterTroubleshooting

2014-07-08T18:25:44Z

Bfangmof: /* Printer Troubleshooting */

PrinterTroubleshooting

2014-07-08T18:24:59Z

Bfangmof:

File:Select image.jpg

2014-07-08T18:24:39Z

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File:Print menu.jpg

2014-07-08T18:24:21Z

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OSSupport

2014-07-08T15:36:26Z

Bfangmof: /* Windows */

UMIACS Supports the following Operating Systems

==Linux==

General [[LinuxFAQ]]

* [[RHEL4|RedHat Enterprise Linux 4]]
* [[RHEL5|RedHat Enterprise Linux 5]]
* [[RHEL6|RedHat Enterprise Linux 6]]
* [[Ubuntu | Ubuntu Precise 12.04 LTS / Ubuntu Trusty 14.04 LTS]]

==Windows==
* Windows Server 2003
* Windows Server 2008
*[[Windows_Activation|Windows 7]]
* [[Windows_Patch_Management|Windows Patch Management]]
* [[Malware/virus_removal | Malware removal]]

==MacOSX==

* MacOSX10.4
* MacOSX10.5
* MacOSX10.6
* MacOSX10.7

Printing

2014-07-08T15:32:38Z

Bfangmof:

==Printing==
*'''Operating Specific printing guides:'''
:* [[WindowsPrinting|Windows Printing Guide]]
:* [[OSXPrinting|Mac OS X Printing Guide]]
:* [[CUPS|Linux Printing Guide (RHEL and Ubuntu)]]
:* [[UbuntuPrinting|Self supported Ubuntu Printing Guide]]

* [[WirelessPrinting|Printing from the wireless or Non-UMIACS Networks]]

* [[PrinterQueueNaming|Selecting A Print Queue (Color, Banners, etc)]]

* [[UNIXPrinting|Legacy UNIX Printing Guide (Linux and Solaris)]]

* [[Umiacs_Public_Printers | Umiacs Public Printers]]

*[[PrinterTroubleshooting | Printer troubleshooting]]

UMIACS Public Printers

2014-07-08T15:32:15Z

Bfangmof: /* How to Print */

==Access to Public Printers==
If you need to print but there are no printers accessible in your lab, we have two locations with publicly accessible printers. These rooms are accessible only with your university ID key card. If you are not able to access these rooms with your key card, please see Edna in room 2119 to get this access granted to your card.

=====Help Desk Printers in room 3142=====
Color Printer: '''cps3142''' 
Black/White Printer: '''ps3142'''

=====Public Printers in room 4430=====
Color Printer: '''cps4430a''' 
Black/White Printer: '''ps4430b'''

==How to Print==
If you are unsure of how to connect to these printers, please see our other articles on printing in UMIACS. 
[[PrinterQueueNaming | Selecting A Print Queue (Color, Banners, etc)]] 
[[CUPS | UNIX Printing Guide (Linux and Solaris)]] 
[[WindowsPrinting | Windows Printing Guide]] 
[[OSXPrinting | Mac OS X Printing Guide]] 
[[WirelessPrinting | Printing from the wireless or Non-UMIACS Networks]]

Printing

2014-07-08T15:30:14Z

Bfangmof:

Printing

2014-07-08T15:29:08Z

Bfangmof: /* Printing */

CrowdStrike

2014-07-08T15:21:34Z

Bfangmof:

== Free malware/virus removal tools ==
For non-UMIACS supported systems, there are several virus and malware protection and removal tools available. This page lists and describes some of them.
<ol>
<li> F-Secure
* [http://www.f-secure.com/en/web/labs_global/removal-tools/-/carousel/view/142 Bootable Scan]
If your computer no longer starts due to malware corrupting the operating system, or you suspect the security software has been compromised,this bootable cd can securely boot up the computer and check the programs installed.The Rescue CD can also be used for more advanced repair and data recovery operations.
* [http://www.f-secure.com/en/web/home_global/online-scanner Online Scan]</li>
Similar to the bootable scan, the online scanner helps to get rid of viruses and spyware that may cause problems on your PC.
<li> [https://www.malwarebytes.org/mwb-download/ Malwarebytes]</li>
This free version is limited, but can also perform malware and virus scans
<li> [http://www.superantispyware.com/superantispyware.html SUPERAntiSpyware]</li>
This free version is also limited but performs multiple different malware scans such installed or internet spyware/adware
<li> [http://www.kaspersky.com/antivirus-removal-tool?form=1 Kaspersky virus removal tool]
This provides a virus scan with updated virus definitions</li>
</ol>

CrowdStrike

2014-07-08T14:54:04Z

Bfangmof: /* Malware and Virus Removal */

== Malware and Virus Removal ==
For non-UMIACS supported systems, there are several virus and malware protection and removal tools available. This page lists and describes some of them.
<ol>
<li> F-Secure
* [http://www.f-secure.com/en/web/labs_global/removal-tools/-/carousel/view/142 Bootable Scan]
If your computer no longer starts due to malware corrupting the operating system, or you suspect the security software has been compromised,this bootable cd can securely boot up the computer and check the programs installed.The Rescue CD can also be used for more advanced repair and data recovery operations.
* [http://www.f-secure.com/en/web/home_global/online-scanner Online Scan]</li>
Similar to the bootable scan, the online scanner helps to get rid of viruses and spyware that may cause problems on your PC.
<li> [https://www.malwarebytes.org/mwb-download/ Malwarebytes]</li>
This free version is limited, but can also perform malware and virus scans
<li> [http://www.superantispyware.com/superantispyware.html SUPERAntiSpyware]</li>
This free version is also limited but performs multiple different malware scans such installed or internet spyware/adware
<li> [http://www.kaspersky.com/antivirus-removal-tool?form=1 Kaspersky virus removal tool]
This provides a virus scan with updated virus definitions</li>
</ol>

CrowdStrike

2014-07-01T13:40:09Z

Bfangmof:

== Malware and Virus Removal ==
For non UMIACS systems, the following are some malware and virus removal tools
<ol>
<li> F-Secure
*Bootable Scan from [http://www.f-secure.com/en/web/labs_global/removal-tools/-/carousel/view/142, here]
* Online Scan from [http://www.f-secure.com/en/web/home_global/online-scanner, here]</li>
<li> [https://www.malwarebytes.org/mwb-download/ Malwarebytes ] </li>
<li> [http://www.superantispyware.com/superantispyware.html, SUPERAntiSpyware]
<li> Kaspersky virus removal tool from [http://www.kaspersky.com/antivirus-removal-tool?form=1, here]</li>
</ol>

CrowdStrike

2014-07-01T13:32:44Z

Bfangmof:

== Malware and Virus Removal ==
For non UMIACS systems, the following are some malware and virus removal tools
<ol>
<li> F-Secure
*Bootale Scan from [http://www.f-secure.com/en/web/labs_global/removal-tools/-/carousel/view/142, here]
* Online Scan from [http://www.f-secure.com/en/web/home_global/online-scanner, here]</li>
<li> [https://www.malwarebytes.org/mwb-download/ Malwarebytes ] </li>
<li> [http://www.superantispyware.com/superantispyware.html, SUPERAntiSpyware]
<li> Kaspersky virus removal tool from [http://www.kaspersky.com/antivirus-removal-tool?form=1, here]</li>
</ol>

CrowdStrike

2014-07-01T13:31:45Z

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== Malware and Virus Removal ==
For non UMIACS systems, the following malware and virus removal tools are available:
<ol>
<li> F-Secure
*Bootale Scan from [http://www.f-secure.com/en/web/labs_global/removal-tools/-/carousel/view/142, here]
* Online Scan from [http://www.f-secure.com/en/web/home_global/online-scanner, here]</li>
<li> [https://www.malwarebytes.org/mwb-download/ Malwarebytes ] </li>
<li> [http://www.superantispyware.com/superantispyware.html, SUPERAntiSpyware]
<li> Kaspersky virus removal tool from [http://www.kaspersky.com/antivirus-removal-tool?form=1, here]

PrinterTroubleshooting

2014-06-30T22:50:50Z

Bfangmof:

==Printer Troubleshooting==
If printed image is garbled or damaged from Adobe:
http://helpx.adobe.com/acrobat/kb/quick-fix-print-pdf-image.html

PrinterTroubleshooting

2014-06-30T16:07:22Z

Bfangmof: Created page with "*Printer Troubleshooting"

*Printer Troubleshooting

UMIACS Public Printers

2014-06-30T16:06:41Z

Bfangmof: /* How to Print */

OpenCVVersions

2014-06-11T14:41:55Z

Bfangmof: /* Without CUDA */

== WIN32 ==
These directions are for 64-bit systems
First, we install opencv
# Download the desired version of OpenCV from [http://opencv.org/downloads.html here]
# Double click the downloaded executable to install, and select <code> run</code> at the prompt
# Choose the installation location as <code> C:\temp </code> or in the home directory as shown below, where "username" is the actual username.
# Click extract, to install opencv files
#* [[File: Install_location.png|400px]]
#** Click to enlarge
==== Without CUDA ====
<ol>
The path to the folder you extracted is from here on refered to as ''{OPENCV}''
</ol>
Next, we setup environmental variables
#Navigate to <code>Control Panel</code> -> <code>System and Security</code> -> <code>System</code>
# Select <code>Advanced system settings</code> from the sidebar
# In the <code>Advanced</code> tab click the <code>Environment Variables...</code> button
# Check if a Variable called <code>Path</code> exists in the list of user variables (the top variables)
#* If it exists, click edit to edit the variable, and add a semicolon, then the following to the end of the Path value <code>''{OPENCV}''\build\x64\vc10\bin</code>

#* If it does not, press the New button and set the variable name to <code>Path</code> and the value to the path to your opencv directory (''{OPENCV}'')

==== Visual Studio Project Set-Up ====
# Go to Project -> Properties
#* Configuration Properties -> C/C++ -> General
#** Additional Include Directories...add: '''{OPENCV}''\build\include;'
#* Configuration Properties -> VC++ Directories
#** Executable Directories...add: '''{OPENCV}''\build\x64\vc10\bin;'
#** Library Directories...add: '''{OPENCV}''\build\x64\vc10\lib;''{OPENCV}''\build\x64\vc10\staticlib;'

OpenCVVersions

2014-06-11T14:41:03Z

Bfangmof:

== WIN32 ==
These directions are for 64-bit systems
First, we install opencv
# Download the desired version of OpenCV from [http://opencv.org/downloads.html here]
# Double click the downloaded executable to install, and select <code> run</code> at the prompt
# Choose the installation location as <code> C:\temp </code> or in the home directory as shown below, where "username" is the actual username.
# Click extract, to install opencv files
#* [[File: Install_location.png|400px]]
#** Click to enlarge
==== Without CUDA ====
<ol>
The path to the folder you extracted is from here on refered to as ''{OPENCV}''
</ol>
Next, we setup environmental variables
#Navigate to <code>Control Panel</code> -> <code>System and Security</code> -> <code>System</code>
# Select <code>Advanced system settings</code> from the sidebar
# In the <code>Advanced</code> tab click the <code>Environment Variables...</code> button
# Check if a Variable called <code>Path</code> exists in the list of user variables (the top variables)
#* If it exists, click edit to edit the variable, and add a semicolon, then the following to the end of the Path value <code>''{OPENCV}''\build\x64\vc10\bin</code>

#* If it does not, press the New button and set the variable name to <code>Path</code> and the value to the path to your opencv directory
==== Visual Studio Project Set-Up ====
# Go to Project -> Properties
#* Configuration Properties -> C/C++ -> General
#** Additional Include Directories...add: '''{OPENCV}''\build\include;'
#* Configuration Properties -> VC++ Directories
#** Executable Directories...add: '''{OPENCV}''\build\x64\vc10\bin;'
#** Library Directories...add: '''{OPENCV}''\build\x64\vc10\lib;''{OPENCV}''\build\x64\vc10\staticlib;'

OpenCVVersions

2014-06-11T14:40:13Z

Bfangmof:

== WIN32 ==
These directions are for 64-bit systems
First, we install opencv
# Download the desired version of OpenCV from [http://opencv.org/downloads.html here]
# Double click the downloaded executable to install, and select <code> run</code> at the prompt
# Choose the installation location as <code> C:\temp </code> or in the home directory as shown below, where "username" is the actual username.
# Click extract, to install opencv files
#* [[File: Install_location.png|400px]]
#** Click to enlarge
==== Without CUDA ====
<ol>
The path to the folder you extracted is from here on refered to as ''{OPENCV}''
</ol>
Next, we setup environmental variables
#Navigate to <code>Control Panel</code> -> <code>System and Security</code> -> <code>System</code>
# Select <code>Advanced system settings</code> from the sidebar
# In the <code>Advanced</code> tab click the <code>Environment Variables...</code> button
# Check if a Variable called <code>Path</code> exists in the list of user variables (the top variables)
#* If it exists, click edit to edit the variable, and add a semicolon, then the following to the end of the Path value <code>''{OPENCV}''\build\x64\vc10\bin</code>

#* If it does not, press the New button and set the variable name to <code>Path</code> and the value to the path to your opencv directory
==== Project Set-Up ====
# Go to Project -> Properties
#* Configuration Properties -> C/C++ -> General
#** Additional Include Directories...add: '''{OPENCV}''\build\include;'
#* Configuration Properties -> VC++ Directories
#** Executable Directories...add: '''{OPENCV}''\build\x64\vc10\bin;'
#** Library Directories...add: '''{OPENCV}''\build\x64\vc10\lib;''{OPENCV}''\build\x64\vc10\staticlib;'

File:Install location.png

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OSSupport

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UMIACS Supports the following Operating Systems

==Linux==

General [[LinuxFAQ]]

* [[RHEL4|RedHat Enterprise Linux 4]]
* [[RHEL5|RedHat Enterprise Linux 5]]
* [[RHEL6|RedHat Enterprise Linux 6]]
* [[Ubuntu | Ubuntu Precise 12.04 LTS / Ubuntu Trusty 14.04 LTS]]

==Windows==
* Windows Server 2003
* Windows Server 2008
*[[Windows_Activation|Windows 7]]
* [[Windows_Patch_Management|Windows Patch Management]]

==MacOSX==

* MacOSX10.4
* MacOSX10.5
* MacOSX10.6
* MacOSX10.7

Windows Activation

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'''Please note that you need to be either ''on campus'' or on the ''VPN'' to activate. You may use either the UMIACS or the campus VPN. This tutorial also assumes you have already have a network connection established.'''

== Windows Licensing ==

Windows 7 and 8 have a licensing model different from that of Windows XP. Unlike Windows XP, Windows 7/8 uses an activation model for each install. The installs will have to verify activation every 180 days. Activation and renewal is performed via the campus Key Management Server KMS, which is not available from off campus. For onsite desktops this is not a problem. However, for laptops it poses a potentially serious complication. As long as the laptop is periodically on the campus wireless, connects to the UMIACS or campus VPN, then renewal activation will be performed then.

== Activation ==
'''Please note that your time must be correct for this to work, make sure you are in the East Coast timezone and your time is set via the internet, try running "w32tm /resync" on the command line'''

# Click the Windows button and type "CMD" in the run bar. ]
#*[[Image:windows_bar.png]]
# ''Right-Click'' on the CMD button, and select "Run as Administrator" - '''THIS IS VERY IMPORTANT!'''
#*[[Image:Example.jpg]]
# From the link [http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/jj612867.aspx here], choose the appropriate key for your windows version. That for windows 7 Enterprise is used in the example below (line 2)
# Select "Yes" when it asks if you want to allow the following program to make changes.
#*[[Image:Uac.jpg]]
# From the commmand prompt, run these commands in order, replacing the key in line 2with the appropriate key:

cscript c:\windows\system32\slmgr.vbs -skms kms.umd.edu:1688
cscript c:\windows\system32\slmgr.vbs -ipk 33PXH-7Y6KF-2VJC9-XBBR8-HVTHH
cscript c:\windows\system32\slmgr.vbs -ato

After these commands have run, the Key Management Server should have activated your windows computer.

'''If you are unable to activate, please see the message at the top of this page and contact UMIACS staff with information about your problem.'''

Windows Activation

2014-06-04T14:12:26Z

Bfangmof: /* Activation */

Windows Activation

2014-06-04T14:11:39Z

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'''Please note that you need to be either ''on campus'' or on the ''VPN'' to activate. You may use either the UMIACS or the campus VPN. This tutorial also assumes you have already have a network connection established.'''

== Windows Licensing ==

Windows 7 and 8 have a licensing model different from that of Windows XP. Unlike Windows XP, Windows 7/8 uses an activation model for each install. The installs will have to verify activation every 180 days. Activation and renewal is performed via the campus Key Management Server KMS, which is not available from off campus. For onsite desktops this is not a problem. However, for laptops it poses a potentially serious complication. As long as the laptop is periodically on the campus wireless, connects to the UMIACS or campus VPN, then renewal activation will be performed then.

== Activation ==
'''Please note that your time must be correct for this to work, make sure you are in the East Coast timezone and your time is set via the internet, try running "w32tm /resync" on the command line'''

# Click the Windows button and type "CMD" in the run bar. ]
#*[[Image:windows_bar.png]]
# ''Right-Click'' on the CMD button, and select "Run as Administrator" - '''THIS IS VERY IMPORTANT!'''
#*[[Image:Example.jpg]]
# From the link [http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/jj612867.aspx here], choose the appropriate key for your windows version. That for windows 7 Enterprise is used int the example below (line 2)
# Select "Yes" when it asks if you want to allow the following program to make changes.
#*[[Image:Uac.jpg]]
# From the commmand prompt, run these commands in order, replacing the key in line 2with the appropriate key:

cscript c:\windows\system32\slmgr.vbs -skms kms.umd.edu:1688
cscript c:\windows\system32\slmgr.vbs -ipk 33PXH-7Y6KF-2VJC9-XBBR8-HVTHH
cscript c:\windows\system32\slmgr.vbs -ato

After these commands have run, the Key Management Server should have activated your windows 7 computer.

'''If you are unable to activate, please see the message at the top of this page and contact UMIACS staff with information about your problem.'''

WindowsPython

2014-06-03T13:14:37Z

Bfangmof: /* Popular Modules */

== Installing Python ==
Python can be user installed.

# Download Python windows MSI installer of the version you want from [https://www.python.org/download/ here]
# Click run, to run the installer
#* [[File:click_run.png|400px ]]
# Select a home directory as the install folder (i.e.<code>C:\Users\[YOURUSERNAME]\Documents\Pythonx.x.x</code>) where x represents the version number
#* [[File: select_location.png|400px]]
# Finish the installation

If you want to be able to access Python from the command line by just typing <code>python</code> instead of the full path (i.e. <code>\temp\pythonfolder\python</code>) you have to add the python folder to your path.
# Navigate to <code>Control Panel</code> -> <code>System and Security</code> -> <code>System</code>
# Select <code>Advanced system settings</code> from the sidebar
# In the <code>Advanced</code> tab click the <code>Environment Variables...</code> button
# Check if a Variable called <code>Path</code> exists in the list of user variables
#* If it exists, add the python directory to the end of the Path value separated by a semicolon (i.e. <code>C:\Things\In\Path;C:\Path\To\Python\Folder</code>)
#* If it does not, press the New button and set the variable name to <code>Path</code> and the value to the path to your python directory

== Installing Modules ==

==== Using an executable ====
Alternatively, python executable modules can be found on the web, and the executable installed

==== Using python ====
Modules can be installed as the normally would using python.

For instance if the python directory is in your path you merely navigate to the module directory and run:
python setup.py install

==== Using easy_install ====
;These steps assume that Visual Studio is installed (It is by default)
First, we configure python to work with Visual Studio
# Open the file <code>msvc9compiler.py</code> from the location <code>C:\Path|To\Python\Folder\...\Lib\distutils\msvc9compiler.py </code> using a text editor such as notepad
# Replace the line containing <code>toolskey = "VS%0.f0COMNTOOLS" % version </code> with the following <code>toolskey = "vs110COMNTOOLS" </code>, where 110 is a three digit number corresponding to the version number of Visual Studio 2012
#:*To do this, type <code> Ctr + a </code> to highlight all the text, and type <code> Ctrl + f </code> to search for the line to be replaced, and edit the file to replace it
# Also replace the line containing <code> mfinfo = self.manifest_get_embed_info(target_desc, Id_args) </code> with the line: <code> mfinfo = None </code>

Next we install the module
# Download the easy_install graphical installer from [https://bootstrap.pypa.io/ez_setup.py here]
# Run the downloaded file, it should open a command line and finish the installation
#* The installed files should be located in <code> C:\Path\To\Python\Folder\..\Scripts</code>
# There are several different python modules, so note the name of the module you want to install. numPy will be installed here.
# Open a command prompt, by pressing the start button, and searching <code> cmd </code>
#*[[File: Cmd.png | 400px]]
# At the prompt, type the full path to easy_install executable and the name of the python module you need. ie. <code> C:\Path\To\Python\Folder\..\Scripts\easy_install.exe module_Name</code>
#:where module_Name is the name of the module, numPy in this case
#*[[File: Command_line.png | 400px]]
#* '''Click to enlarge'''
#Finally, press enter to run and install the module

== Popular Executable Modules ==
;numPy
:Can be installed with the installer found [https://pypi.python.org/pypi/numpy/ here]
;sciPy
:Can be installed with the installer found [https://sourceforge.net/projects/scipy/files/ here]
;iPython
:Can be installed with the installer found [https://pypi.python.org/pypi/ipython here]

WindowsPython

2014-06-03T13:12:41Z

Bfangmof: /* Popular Modules */

== Installing Python ==
Python can be user installed.

# Download Python windows MSI installer of the version you want from [https://www.python.org/download/ here]
# Click run, to run the installer
#* [[File:click_run.png|400px ]]
# Select a home directory as the install folder (i.e.<code>C:\Users\[YOURUSERNAME]\Documents\Pythonx.x.x</code>) where x represents the version number
#* [[File: select_location.png|400px]]
# Finish the installation

If you want to be able to access Python from the command line by just typing <code>python</code> instead of the full path (i.e. <code>\temp\pythonfolder\python</code>) you have to add the python folder to your path.
# Navigate to <code>Control Panel</code> -> <code>System and Security</code> -> <code>System</code>
# Select <code>Advanced system settings</code> from the sidebar
# In the <code>Advanced</code> tab click the <code>Environment Variables...</code> button
# Check if a Variable called <code>Path</code> exists in the list of user variables
#* If it exists, add the python directory to the end of the Path value separated by a semicolon (i.e. <code>C:\Things\In\Path;C:\Path\To\Python\Folder</code>)
#* If it does not, press the New button and set the variable name to <code>Path</code> and the value to the path to your python directory

== Installing Modules ==

==== Using an executable ====
Alternatively, python executable modules can be found on the web, and the executable installed

==== Using python ====
Modules can be installed as the normally would using python.

For instance if the python directory is in your path you merely navigate to the module directory and run:
python setup.py install

==== Using easy_install ====
;These steps assume that Visual Studio is installed (It is by default)
First, we configure python to work with Visual Studio
# Open the file <code>msvc9compiler.py</code> from the location <code>C:\Path|To\Python\Folder\...\Lib\distutils\msvc9compiler.py </code> using a text editor such as notepad
# Replace the line containing <code>toolskey = "VS%0.f0COMNTOOLS" % version </code> with the following <code>toolskey = "vs110COMNTOOLS" </code>, where 110 is a three digit number corresponding to the version number of Visual Studio 2012
#:*To do this, type <code> Ctr + a </code> to highlight all the text, and type <code> Ctrl + f </code> to search for the line to be replaced, and edit the file to replace it
# Also replace the line containing <code> mfinfo = self.manifest_get_embed_info(target_desc, Id_args) </code> with the line: <code> mfinfo = None </code>

Next we install the module
# Download the easy_install graphical installer from [https://bootstrap.pypa.io/ez_setup.py here]
# Run the downloaded file, it should open a command line and finish the installation
#* The installed files should be located in <code> C:\Path\To\Python\Folder\..\Scripts</code>
# There are several different python modules, so note the name of the module you want to install. numPy will be installed here.
# Open a command prompt, by pressing the start button, and searching <code> cmd </code>
#*[[File: Cmd.png | 400px]]
# At the prompt, type the full path to easy_install executable and the name of the python module you need. ie. <code> C:\Path\To\Python\Folder\..\Scripts\easy_install.exe module_Name</code>
#:where module_Name is the name of the module, numPy in this case
#*[[File: Command_line.png | 400px]]
#* '''Click to enlarge'''
#Finally, press enter to run and install the module

== Popular Modules ==
;numPy
:Can be installed with the installer found [https://pypi.python.org/pypi/numpy/ here]
;sciPy
:Can be installed with the installer found [https://sourceforge.net/projects/scipy/files/ here]
;iPython
:Can be installed with the installer found [https://pypi.python.org/pypi/ipython here]
;simpleCV
:Must be installed with admin privileges, please contact staff to install

WindowsPython

2014-06-03T13:11:34Z

Bfangmof: /* Installing Modules */

== Installing Python ==
Python can be user installed.

# Download Python windows MSI installer of the version you want from [https://www.python.org/download/ here]
# Click run, to run the installer
#* [[File:click_run.png|400px ]]
# Select a home directory as the install folder (i.e.<code>C:\Users\[YOURUSERNAME]\Documents\Pythonx.x.x</code>) where x represents the version number
#* [[File: select_location.png|400px]]
# Finish the installation

If you want to be able to access Python from the command line by just typing <code>python</code> instead of the full path (i.e. <code>\temp\pythonfolder\python</code>) you have to add the python folder to your path.
# Navigate to <code>Control Panel</code> -> <code>System and Security</code> -> <code>System</code>
# Select <code>Advanced system settings</code> from the sidebar
# In the <code>Advanced</code> tab click the <code>Environment Variables...</code> button
# Check if a Variable called <code>Path</code> exists in the list of user variables
#* If it exists, add the python directory to the end of the Path value separated by a semicolon (i.e. <code>C:\Things\In\Path;C:\Path\To\Python\Folder</code>)
#* If it does not, press the New button and set the variable name to <code>Path</code> and the value to the path to your python directory

== Installing Modules ==

==== Using an executable ====
Alternatively, python executable modules can be found on the web, and the executable installed

==== Using python ====
Modules can be installed as the normally would using python.

For instance if the python directory is in your path you merely navigate to the module directory and run:
python setup.py install

==== Using easy_install ====
;These steps assume that Visual Studio is installed (It is by default)
First, we configure python to work with Visual Studio
# Open the file <code>msvc9compiler.py</code> from the location <code>C:\Path|To\Python\Folder\...\Lib\distutils\msvc9compiler.py </code> using a text editor such as notepad
# Replace the line containing <code>toolskey = "VS%0.f0COMNTOOLS" % version </code> with the following <code>toolskey = "vs110COMNTOOLS" </code>, where 110 is a three digit number corresponding to the version number of Visual Studio 2012
#:*To do this, type <code> Ctr + a </code> to highlight all the text, and type <code> Ctrl + f </code> to search for the line to be replaced, and edit the file to replace it
# Also replace the line containing <code> mfinfo = self.manifest_get_embed_info(target_desc, Id_args) </code> with the line: <code> mfinfo = None </code>

Next we install the module
# Download the easy_install graphical installer from [https://bootstrap.pypa.io/ez_setup.py here]
# Run the downloaded file, it should open a command line and finish the installation
#* The installed files should be located in <code> C:\Path\To\Python\Folder\..\Scripts</code>
# There are several different python modules, so note the name of the module you want to install. numPy will be installed here.
# Open a command prompt, by pressing the start button, and searching <code> cmd </code>
#*[[File: Cmd.png | 400px]]
# At the prompt, type the full path to easy_install executable and the name of the python module you need. ie. <code> C:\Path\To\Python\Folder\..\Scripts\easy_install.exe module_Name</code>
#:where module_Name is the name of the module, numPy in this case
#*[[File: Command_line.png | 400px]]
#* '''Click to enlarge'''
#Finally, press enter to run and install the module

==== Popular Modules ====
;numPy
:Can be installed with the installer found [https://pypi.python.org/pypi/numpy/ here]
;sciPy
:Can be installed with the installer found [https://sourceforge.net/projects/scipy/files/ here]
;iPython
:Can be installed with the installer found [https://pypi.python.org/pypi/ipython here]
;simpleCV
:Must be installed with admin privileges, please contact staff to install

Programming

2014-05-30T21:24:10Z

Bfangmof:

* C/C++
** [[CCompilers|C/C++ Compilers]]
** [[CDebuggers|C/C++ Debuggers]]
* Java
** [[JavaVersions|Java Versions]]
** [[JavaDevelEnvironment|Java Development Environment]]
* Perl
** [[PerlVersions|Perl 5 Versions]]
** [[PerlDevelEnvironment|Perl Development Environment]]
** [[PerlModules|Perl Missing Modules]]
* Python
** [[PythonVersions | Python Versions]]
** [[PythonModDev | Python Modules and Development Environment]]
** [[WindowsPython | Windows Python ]]
* OpenCV
** [[OpenCVVersions | OpenCV Versions]]
*CMake
** [[CMake]]

WindowsPython

2014-05-30T21:23:12Z

Bfangmof: Created page with " == Installing Python == Python can be user installed. # Download Python windows MSI installer of the version you want from [https://www.python.org/download/ here] # Click ru..."

== Installing Python ==
Python can be user installed.

# Download Python windows MSI installer of the version you want from [https://www.python.org/download/ here]
# Click run, to run the installer
#* [[File:click_run.png|400px ]]
# Select a home directory as the install folder (i.e.<code>C:\Users\[YOURUSERNAME]\Documents\Pythonx.x.x</code>) where x represents the version number
#* [[File: select_location.png|400px]]
# Finish the installation

If you want to be able to access Python from the command line by just typing <code>python</code> instead of the full path (i.e. <code>\temp\pythonfolder\python</code>) you have to add the python folder to your path.
# Navigate to <code>Control Panel</code> -> <code>System and Security</code> -> <code>System</code>
# Select <code>Advanced system settings</code> from the sidebar
# In the <code>Advanced</code> tab click the <code>Environment Variables...</code> button
# Check if a Variable called <code>Path</code> exists in the list of user variables
#* If it exists, add the python directory to the end of the Path value separated by a semicolon (i.e. <code>C:\Things\In\Path;C:\Path\To\Python\Folder</code>)
#* If it does not, press the New button and set the variable name to <code>Path</code> and the value to the path to your python directory

== Installing Modules ==
==== Using easy_install ====
;These steps assume that Visual Studio is installed (It is by default)
First, we configure python to work with Visual Studio
# Open the file <code>msvc9compiler.py</code> from the location <code>C:\Path|To\Python\Folder\...\Lib\distutils\msvc9compiler.py </code> using a text editor such as notepad
# Replace the line containing <code>toolskey = "VS%0.f0COMNTOOLS" % version </code> with the following <code>toolskey = "vs110COMNTOOLS" </code>, where 110 is a three digit number corresponding to the version number of Visual Studio 2012
#:*To do this, type <code> Ctr + a </code> to highlight all the text, and type <code> Ctrl + f </code> to search for the line to be replaced, and edit the file to replace it
# Also replace the line containing <code> mfinfo = self.manifest_get_embed_info(target_desc, Id_args) </code> with the line: <code> mfinfo = None </code>

Next we install the module
# Download the easy_install graphical installer from [https://bootstrap.pypa.io/ez_setup.py here]
# Run the downloaded file, it should open a command line and finish the installation
#* The installed files should be located in <code> C:\Path\To\Python\Folder\..\Scripts</code>
# There are several different python modules, so note the name of the module you want to install. numPy will be installed here.
# Open a command prompt, by pressing the start button, and searching <code> cmd </code>
#*[[File: Cmd.png | 400px]]
# At the prompt, type the full path to easy_install executable and the name of the python module you need. ie. <code> C:\Path\To\Python\Folder\..\Scripts\easy_install.exe module_Name</code>
#:where module_Name is the name of the module, numPy in this case
#*[[File: Command_line.png | 400px]]
#* '''Click to enlarge'''
#Finally, press enter to run and install the module

==== Using an executable ====
Alternatively, python executable modules can be found on the web, and the executable installed

File:Cmd.png

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Opening a command prompt

File:Command line.png

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Bfangmof: Installing a module

Installing a module

File:Select location.png

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Bfangmof: Description of environment

Description of environment

File:Click run.png

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