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	<h2>Annozilla 0.3.5 Installation</h2>
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<h2>Installation</h2>
<p><b><u>Please note</u></b> that Annozilla v0.3.x builds require a Mozilla
build of 0.9.7 or better. They will crash with a 0.9.6 build.</p>

<ul class="spaced">	<ul class="spaced">
<li>Firstly <a href="#" onclick="triggerURL('http://annozilla.mozdev.org/annozilla.xpi');">install the package</a>, now at version 0.3.3.	<li>Firstly <a href="javascript:triggerURL('http://downloads.mozdev.org/annozilla/annozilla-0-3-5.xpi');">install the package</a>, now at version 0.3.5.
<li>From versions up to 0.3.1 only, you will have to <b>restart your	<li>Please then <b>restart your browser</b> and return to this page to continue
browser</b>. I think that this restriction is removed in 0.3.2.	installation.
<li>If this is the first time you have installed Annozilla, go to this URL:	<li>If this is the first time you have installed Annozilla, make sure your
	sidebar is visible, and go to this URL:
<pre>chrome://annozilla/content/addpanel.xul</pre>	<pre>chrome://annozilla/content/addpanel.xul</pre>
This will add Annozilla to your sidebar panel.	This will add Annozilla to your sidebar panel.
<li>Finally go to the preferences window (Edit -> Preferences -> Annozilla) and set the server, user name and password. Please note:	<li>Now go to the preferences window (Edit -> Preferences -> Annozilla) and set the server, user name and password. Please note:
<ul>	<ul>
<li>You will need to have an account with an annotation server.	<li>You will need to have an account with an annotation server.
To try the W3C test server, get an account at <a href="http://annotest.w3.org/access">http://annotest.w3.org/access</a>.	To try the W3C test server, get an account at <a href="http://annotest.w3.org/access">http://annotest.w3.org/access</a>.
	<li>The "Server" preference should be set to the URL of the annotation server. (For example, the W3C test server is at http://annotest.w3.org/annotations.)
<li><b>NB</b> when you request the body of an annotation, you will be asked for your user name and password again, this is because the body of the annotation is retrieved by a different mechanism. You can use Password Manager to remember the values here though.	<li><b>NB</b> when you request the body of an annotation, you will be asked for your user name and password again, this is because the body of the annotation is retrieved by a different mechanism. You can use Password Manager to remember the values here though.
<li>If you are using the W3C test server, then you can probably find some annotations attached to <a href="http://www.w3.org/2001/Annotea/">the Annotea page</a>.	<li>If you are using the W3C test server, then you can probably find some annotations attached to <a href="http://www.w3.org/2001/Annotea/">the Annotea page</a>.
</ul>	</ul>
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<li>You can specify "only view annotations in my preferred language". This only	<li>You can specify "only view annotations in my preferred language". This only
affects annotations which have a language specified.	affects annotations which have a language specified.
<li>You can decide whether or not to view annotations without any language information specified. (At the moment only Annozilla specifies the language of annotations).	<li>You can decide whether or not to view annotations without any language
	information specified. (At the moment, I think that Annozilla is the only Annotea client which can specify the language of annotations).
	</ul>
</ul>	</ul>

	<h2>Annozilla Annotations Service Installation</h2>
	<p>This is an experimental set of code that may see inclusion in
	Annozilla 0.5. You would install this <b>instead</b> of 0.3.5,
	not concurrently with it. It is currently tested to work
	with versions of Mozilla from 1.0 to 1.2.1. Phoenix
	support is not yet included. If you are brave of heart and don't mind a few
	bugs, give it a try. It adds multiple server support, local
	server support, and enhanced icon insertion, among other things.</p>
	<ul>
	<li>First <a href="javascript:installPackages({'Annozilla alpha
	test':'annozillaAlpha.xpi', 'Annotations
	Service':'annotations.xpi', 'XPointerLib
	0.4':'http://xpointerlib.mozdev.org/xpointerlib.xpi'});">install the necessary packages</a>.</li>
	<li>Please then <b>restart your browser</b> and return to this page to continue
	installation.</li>
	<li>Now go to the preferences window (Edit -> Preferences ->
	Annozilla). The Viewing Preferences will give you
	two options for viewing annotations. Currently,
	you must choose to install the annozilla sidebar
	in order for icons to be inserted. In the future,
	this requirement will be unnecessary.</li>
	<li>Next, set up your Server Preferences. You will need to have an account with an annotation server.
	To try the W3C test server, get an account at <a
	href="http://annotest.w3.org/access">http://annotest.w3.org/access</a> You may also download or install your own server. See <a href="http://www.w3.org/2001/Annotea/">the Annotea page</a> for more information.</li>
	<li>After you set your preferences, open up the sidebar (F9) and click on the Annozilla to
	start viewing annotations!</li>
</ul>	</ul>

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