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Starting Business Rules - The BR Command

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	==Starting Business Rules - The BR Command==		==Starting Business Rules - The BR Command==
			BR and a license for personal use is available from [http://BRulesCorp.com BRulesCorp.com].

	Under DOS and UNIX the BR startup command is simply br, under Windows the command is the name of your particular Business Rules executable file. For instance, if your [[Business Rules!]] program is BR32.exe, then you'd type in BR32 to start [[Business Rules!]]. This command can be connected to a desktop or folder shortcut.		Under DOS and UNIX the BR startup command is simply br, under Windows the command is the name of your particular Business Rules executable file. For instance, if your [[Business Rules!]] program is BR32.exe, then you'd type in BR32 to start [[Business Rules!]]. This command can be connected to a desktop or folder shortcut.

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Using Business Rules

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	Business Rules must be started from the host operating system with the br start-up command. Since the Unix and Linux operating systems are case sensitive, the command must be entered in lowercase on these systems. See the above section for details.		Business Rules must be started from the host operating system with the br start-up command. Since the Unix and Linux operating systems are case sensitive, the command must be entered in lowercase on these systems. See the above section for details.

	Using an editor to edit your programs will speed up the process. See this [[Editor# Known Third Party Editors\|list of editors]]		Using an editor to edit your programs will speed up the process. See this [[Editor#Known Third Party Editors\|list of editors]]

	===Version and Station Number===		===Version and Station Number===

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Using Business Rules

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	Business Rules must be started from the host operating system with the br start-up command. Since the Unix and Linux operating systems are case sensitive, the command must be entered in lowercase on these systems. See the above section for details.		Business Rules must be started from the host operating system with the br start-up command. Since the Unix and Linux operating systems are case sensitive, the command must be entered in lowercase on these systems. See the above section for details.

			Using an editor to edit your programs will speed up the process. See this [[Editor# Known Third Party Editors\|list of editors]]

	===Version and Station Number===		===Version and Station Number===

2014-05-23T16:53:21Z

Installing Business Rules

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	;Fonts		;Fonts
	In versions [[:Category:Release 3.8\|3.8]]-[[:Category:Release 4.0\|4.0]] BR requires its own font to be installed. ~~This is available in the Other Utilities section of the web site.~~ If you don't install it you may notice horizontal lines, like underlines on your screen, especially when you resize the window. To install a font, go to the Control Panel Font Manager and add the font.		In versions [[:Category:Release 3.8\|3.8]]-[[:Category:Release 4.0\|4.0]] BR requires its own font to be installed. If you don't install it you may notice horizontal lines, like underlines on your screen, especially when you resize the window. To install a font, go to the Control Panel Font Manager and add the font. For more information see [[Fonts]].

	;Printer Spool Settings		;Printer Spool Settings

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	~~Looking over a description of the [[Built-In Text Editor]] can be useful before you begin.~~

	==Starting Business Rules - The BR Command==		==Starting Business Rules - The BR Command==
	Under DOS and UNIX the BR startup command is simply br, under Windows the command is the name of your particular Business Rules executable file. For instance, if your [[Business Rules!]] program is BR32.exe, then you'd type in BR32 to start [[Business Rules!]]. This command can be connected to a desktop or folder shortcut.		Under DOS and UNIX the BR startup command is simply br, under Windows the command is the name of your particular Business Rules executable file. For instance, if your [[Business Rules!]] program is BR32.exe, then you'd type in BR32 to start [[Business Rules!]]. This command can be connected to a desktop or folder shortcut.

	For more information, see the section on [[BR32.exe]].		For more information, see the section on [[BR32.exe]].

			Looking over a description of the [[Built-In Text Editor]] can be helpful, but we also recommend installing a [[third party editor]] such as [[MyEditBR]] along with the editing tool [[Lexi]].

	==Installing Business Rules==		==Installing Business Rules==

2014-05-20T19:08:29Z

INSTALLING LEXI

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INSTALLING LEXI

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-BR programs are much easier and faster to edit if you're using an [[External Editor]], such as [[MyEditBR]], that has [[Lexi]] installed. Lexi is a BR lexical pre-processor which allows you to edit programs without line numbers.
+{:Installing Lexi}
 ===INSTALL SHIELD CHANGES===

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INSTALLING LEXI

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	Installing [[Lexi#Notepad++\|Lexi in Notepad++]].		Installing [[Lexi#Notepad++\|Lexi in Notepad++]].

			Installing Lexi in [[Sublime]].

	===INSTALL SHIELD CHANGES===		===INSTALL SHIELD CHANGES===

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INSTALLING LEXI

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	Lexi can be installed in MyEditBR with these simple steps:		Lexi can be installed in MyEditBR with these simple steps:

	#) Download LEXI from [http://www.SageAX.com/~~downloads~~ SageAX].		#) Download LEXI from [http://www.SageAX.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=60&Itemid=78 SageAX].
	#) Unzip Lexi.zip into "C:\Lexi". You must use this directory in order for the automatic installation to work.		#) Unzip Lexi.zip into "C:\Lexi". You must use this directory in order for the automatic installation to work.
	#) Copy your own brserial.dat file into this directory (C:\Lexi).		#) Copy your own brserial.dat file into this directory (C:\Lexi).

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INSTALLING LEXI

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	Lexi can be installed in MyEditBR with these simple steps:		Lexi can be installed in MyEditBR with these simple steps:

	#) Download LEXI from [www.SageAX.com/downloads SageAX].		#) Download LEXI from [http://www.SageAX.com/downloads SageAX].
	#) Unzip Lexi.zip into "C:\Lexi". You must use this directory in order for the automatic installation to work.		#) Unzip Lexi.zip into "C:\Lexi". You must use this directory in order for the automatic installation to work.
	#) Copy your own brserial.dat file into this directory (C:\Lexi).		#) Copy your own brserial.dat file into this directory (C:\Lexi).