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To get browedit 2.0, you can either use a GIT client or download 2 zip files. By using GIT it is a lot easier to update your version

For GIT:
Personally I use sourcetree , but you should be able to use any GIT client you like (or already have installed).
First of all, clone the github repository athttps://github.com/Borf/browedit.git . Be sure to clone it recursively, including the submodules. This could take a while
After you've cloned the repository, make sure there is a blib folder inside your browedit folder, with contents in it.
After you've cloned browedit, and verified the blib folder is there too, run the 'buildpackage.bat' script. This will gather all the required files together, and put them inside a 'package' folder. In this packagefolder is your browedit version, and you should be able to move it where you want, or zip it to send it to other people

Without GIT:
Download https://github.com/Borf/browedit/archive/master.zip andhttps://github.com/Borf/blib/archive/master.zip . 
First extract the browedit-master.zip file somewhere on your hard disk. After you've extracted it, you should have the browedit sourcecode, but with an empty blib-folder. 
After extracting browedit-master.zip, extract the contents of the blib-master folder in the blib-master.zip file, into the empty browedit-master\blib folder. After this you should have a browedit-master\blib\assets folder.
Run the 'buildpackage.bat' script. This will gather all the required files together, and put them inside a 'package' folder. In this packagefolder is your browedit version, and you should be able to move it where you want, or zip it to send it to other people

if you want to update using GIT, just git pull from the origin, and then run the buildpackage script again. If you want to update without using GIT, you'll have to redownload both files again

hope this helps you get the newest version with ease,

Borf

 

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