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--- getting_started_with_capri [2021/05/24 10:19] – [2. Download the two archives] torbjornj
+++ getting_started_with_capri [2021/05/24 10:25] – Fixing internal links on the "get capri" page. torbjornj
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 ==== 1. Ensure that you have Java and GAMS installed on your computer ====
-See [[system_requirements|system requirements]].
+See [[getting_started_with_capri#system_requirements|system requirements]].
 ==== 2. Download the two archives ====
-Click the links to "Code" and "Database" in the table of available CAPRI versions below. We recommend using the latest available release.
+Click the links to "Code" and "Database" in the table of available CAPRI versions [[getting_started_with_capri#Download_the_current_release|below]]. We recommend using the latest available release.
 ==== 3. Extract the files to a local hard drive ====
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 ===== System requirements =====
-CAPRI requires that you have a windows computer with Java and GAMS ([[http://www.gams.com]], distribution 28.2 or later is recommended) installed. You need a license for the CONOPT solver. Many tasks in CAPRI utilize parallel computing. It is therefore an advantage if you have a machine that can run many threads in parallel.
+CAPRI requires that you have a windows computer with Java and GAMS ([[http://www.gams.com]], distribution 32.2 or later is recommended) installed. You need a license for the CONOPT solver. Many tasks in CAPRI utilize parallel computing. It is therefore an advantage if you have a machine that can run many threads in parallel.
 Regarding Java: There are some licensing implications when using Oracle's platform. Public updates released after January 2019 will not be available for business, commercial, or production use without a commercial license. Since then the GUI for java can also be executed using a open and free installation of [[https://jdk.java.net/15/|OpenJDK]].