Robert Inventor

You can also use this installer to update Text Field Echo if it is already installed.

To download click here (or right click and choose Save As):

Text_Field_Echo_Setup [0.6 MB]

When your browser asks you whether you want to save it or run it from its present location, the usual thing is to choose Save. Take a note of where you saved it.

Once the download is complete, look in the save folder for Text_Field_Echo_Setup, and run it (usually with a double click). Your browser may offer run it for you anyway - if using Explorer click Open in the dialog that pops up after it gets downloaded.

Press Next.

Glance at the install directory to see if that is where you want to install it - the preset location of C:\Program Files\Text Field Echo will be suitable for most.

Click Install. Finally click Close, and the installation is complete. Text Field Echo will run straight away.

To run it again in the future, look for the Text Field Echo icon on your desktop, or go to Start | Programs | Text Field Echo | Text Field Echo. Or you can set it to start whenever windows starts.

To add the spell checking feature to Text Field Echo, download and install the free open source spell checker from the Aspell W32 page - you can also install whichever dictionary you want to use from the same page. TFE will automatically detect Aspell once it is installed.

You can delete the installer if you wish - the installation is complete. Or keep it for possible future use.

This installer is very system friendly. It doesn't change any system files or settings. All it does is to install Text Field Echo into its own folder, and add shortcuts to it to the desktop (if wished) and the Start menu.

Run from its present location is suitable if you have a fast connection. Wait for it to run. Internet Explorer users may get an error message at this point - if so ignore it - more details. Then press Next, Install, and Close as before.

Previous version still available:

Text_Field_Echo_1.0 Setup [0.3 MB]

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