Configuring Ultra Edit for Internet Basic

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#Copy all of the files starting with the title "Internet Basic Developer..." to that folder.
#Copy all of the files starting with the title "Internet Basic Developer..." to that folder.
#Copy taglist.uet to that folder.
#Copy taglist.uet to that folder.
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#Copy InternetBasic.uew into the Program Files sub folder named wordfiles. This may need administrator privileges.
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#Copy InternetBasic.uew into the wordfiles folder. You should determine the location of this folder in UltraEdit by clicking on Advanced->Configuration->Editor Display->Syntax Highlighting.  Look for the path in "Full directory path for wordfiles". This may need administrator privileges.
#Open the uedit32.ini file with ultra edit.
#Open the uedit32.ini file with ultra edit.
#Append the contents of UEiniMerge.txt to the end of the Uedit32.ini file and save it. Leave 1 empty line between the original contents and the merged text.
#Append the contents of UEiniMerge.txt to the end of the Uedit32.ini file and save it. Leave 1 empty line between the original contents and the merged text.

Revision as of 23:31, 19 February 2010

Ultra Edit Version 15 Setup

Ultra Edit version 15 requires certain files to be in certain locations. It locates its "environment" (The folder containing UEdit32.ini) at different locations. You must copy certain files to the "program Files" folder and subfolder, and other files to the "environment" folder. You must also setup Uedit32.ini so UE knows about the tools.

This page will attempt to help you configure Ultra Edit version 15 for use with the Internet Basic Language.

This "install" is quite detailed, so hang on...

  1. Download the zip file UE15Setup.zip. This is the only file required to setup Ultra Edit 15 to build IB programs.
  2. Unzip the file into the folder containing the ultra edit program. Goto "Start/all programs/ultra edit/properties".
  3. This will place the *.bmp files, capi.dll, console.exe and taglist.uet into the correct folder. This may need administrator priveleges.
  4. Start Ultra Edit.
  5. Using the menu, locate the uedit32.ini file. Find it by using menu "Advanced/Configuration/Application Layout/Advanced".
  6. Copy all of the files starting with the title "Internet Basic Developer..." to that folder.
  7. Copy taglist.uet to that folder.
  8. Copy InternetBasic.uew into the wordfiles folder. You should determine the location of this folder in UltraEdit by clicking on Advanced->Configuration->Editor Display->Syntax Highlighting. Look for the path in "Full directory path for wordfiles". This may need administrator privileges.
  9. Open the uedit32.ini file with ultra edit.
  10. Append the contents of UEiniMerge.txt to the end of the Uedit32.ini file and save it. Leave 1 empty line between the original contents and the merged text.
  11. Restart Ultra Edit. You may have to "run as Administrator" here.
  12. Using the menu "View/Environments/Select Environment", select Internet Basic Developer.
  13. Answer Yes to the next dialog.

You should now see a minimal number of tools, but they will contain all of the IB tools needed to compile a ue program.

Now to further configure UE....

  1. Open an IB source file.
  2. You should see syntax highlighting.
  3. Click the compile tool. You should see a dialog asking you to register comet. Supply the correct info. Click OK.
  4. The program should compile.
  5. Optionally use the menu "Advanced/Configuration/File Handling/File Associations" to tell UE to automatically open .IBS files. If you wish, treat .IBR .INC files the same way.
  6. Optionally use the menu "Advanced/Configuration/File Handling/File Types" to give UE the list of file types that appear in the "File Open" and "File Save As" dialog boxes. If you wish, use ".IB*;.INC" in the "File Names" edit control, and make the description "Internet Basic Source Files".


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