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Note: The MIT AI2 Companion is not a stand-alone application. It is intended to be used with the MIT App Inventor system, a web based App Building tool which is free to use. App Inventor 2 Graphics, Animation and Charts (Volume 4 e-book and printed book) Step-by-step guide to graphics, animation and charts. Buy e-book from: Amazon, Google Books, Kobo Books. Price: US$5.99 (e-book), US$12.99 (printed book, 227 pages) The print version of Volume 4 has been discontinued due to rampant online theft of the product. Install an SDK for App Engine. Set up your computer for developing, deploying, and managing your apps in App Engine. The instructions for setting up your computer differ by App Engine environment, either the standard environment or the flexible environment. For help with choosing, see a summary of differences between the two environments. Step 1: Equipment. You will need: A computer with internet. System requirements: Computer. Download App Inventor and enjoy it on your iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch. Need some help using AppInventor by MIT? Use this great set of tutorials, featuring interactive quiz questions for every tutorial.
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Installing the Windows software for App Inventor Setup has two parts:
- Installing the App Inventor Setup software package. This step is the same for all Android devices, and the same for Windows XP, Vista, Windows 7, 8.1, and 10.
- If you choose to use the USB cable to connect to a device, then you'll need to install Windows drivers for your Android phone.
NOTE: App Inventor 2 does not work with Internet Explorer. For Windows users, we recommend using either Chrome or Firefox as your browser for use with App Inventor.
Installing the App Inventor Setup software package
You must perform the installation from an account that has administrator privileges. Installing via a non-administrator account is currently not supported.
If you have installed a previous version of the App Inventor 2 setup tools, you will need to uninstall them before installing the latest version.Follow the instructions at How to Update the App Inventor Setup Software.
- Locate the file MIT_Appinventor_Tools_2.3.0 (~80 MB) in your Downloads file or your Desktop. The location of the download on your computer depends on how your browser is configured.
- Open the file.
- Click through the steps of the installer. Do not change the installation location but record the installation directory, because you might need it to check drivers later. The directory will differ depending on your version of Windows and whether or not you are logged in as an administrator.
- You may be asked if you want to allow a program from an unknown publisher to make changes to this computer. Click yes.
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Locating the Setup software
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In most cases, App Inventor should be able to locate the Setup software on its own. But if it asks for the location of the software, the path to enter is C:Program FilesAppinventorcommands-for-Appinventor. If you are using a 64-bit machine ((How to tell if you're on 64-bit Windows), you should type Program Files (x86) rather than Program Files. Also, if you did not install the software as an administrator, it was installed in your local directory rather than in C:Program Files. You'll need to search for it to find the correct pathname.