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Installing the Carbide.c++ Plug-in SDK help

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If you're just getting started with creating a Carbide.c++ plug-in you're probably looking +at this help documentation from within Carbide.c++. But if you are setting up your development +environment as described in Setting up your development environment +you will find it much more useful to have the help available from within your plug-in development +environment.

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The following steps will show you how to install the latest version of the Carbide.c++ +Plugin SDK into your plug-in development environment. If your network requires a proxy to +access external Internet sites then follow the first two steps. Otherwise skip to step 3.

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  1. From the menu bar choose Window > Preferences.

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  2. Expand the General group and select Network Connections. Select Manual proxy configuration and enter your proxy information.
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  3. From the menu bar choose Help > Software Updates > Find and Install...
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  4. Select "Search for new features to install" and click Next.
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  5. On the Update sites to visit page, you will need to add the Carbide.c++ update site. Press the +"New Remote Site.." button.

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  6. Fill in the update site information (http://tools.ext.nokia.com/updates/) with the latest major release version (carbide13) and press OK.
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  7. The new site should now appear in the list of update sites. Press the Finish button.

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  8. Eclipse will connect to the Carbide.c++ update site and display the available updates. The +specific list may differ from the screenshot below, but the Carbide.c++ SDK item should +be present. Select it and press Next and proceed through the rest of the installation.
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  9. The SDK is now installed. You can import the latest version of the +Examples plugin. The SDK help is under the "Carbide.c++ Plug-in Developer Guide" entry in the Eclipse online +help.
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