Download and Install Apollo Genome Annotation Curation Tool

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Version 1.8.0 (April, 2008)

Available Installers

		Platform	includes Java VM	without Java VM	Instructions
		Windows	Download	Download	View
		Mac OS X		Download	View
		Linux	Download	Download	View
		Solaris	Download	Download	View
		Any Unix Platform		Download	View

Windows Instructions:

Instructions

If you already have an earlier version of Apollo installed, use "Add/Remove Programs" in the Control Panel to remove the old version before installing the new one.
After downloading the installer, double-click "Apollo_windows.exe" or "Apollo_windows_with_jre.exe" depending on which version you downloaded.

Mac OS X Instructions:

Instructions

After downloading the installer, double-click "Apollo_macos" (which should have appeared on your Desktop).

If you are on Mac OS X version 10.4 or higher, you should install JDK1.5, if you don't already have it. Please see Apple's instructions on how to do this, using Software Updates.
If you've previously installed Apollo, you should remove the old version before installing the new one. The easiest way to do this it to find the Apollo folder (usually it's in Applications) and move it to the trash. Do the same with the Apollo icon (otherwise you may end up with two!).

Linux Instructions:

Instructions

After downloading the installer, open a shell and cd to the directory where you downloaded the installer.
At the prompt, type "/bin/sh Apollo_unix.sh" or "/bin/sh Apollo_linux_with_jre.sh" depending on which version you downloaded.

When asked where you want to create links, you probably don't need any, but if you want a link, don't choose the same directory where you installed Apollo--if you do, then the link will overwrite the Apollo executable!

If you do not have a Java virtual machine installed, you can download the package above that includes one or download one from Sun's Java web site.
If you have a 64-bit make sure you have an appropriate JVM installed. See the Apollo FAQ for more information about installing Apollo on 64-bit Linuxes.

Solaris Instructions:

Instructions

After downloading the installer, open a shell and cd to the directory where you downloaded the installer.
At the prompt, type "/bin/sh Apollo_unix.sh" or "/bin/sh Apollo_solaris_with_jre.sh" depending on which version you downloaded.

When asked where you want to create links, you probably don't need any, but if you want a link, don't choose the same directory where you installed Apollo--if you do, then the link will overwrite the Apollo executable!

If you do not have a Java virtual machine installed, you can download the package above that includes one or download one from Sun's Java web site.

Unix Instructions:

Instructions

After downloading the installer, open a shell and cd to the directory where you downloaded the installer.
At the prompt, type "/bin/sh Apollo_unix.sh".

When asked where you want to create links, you probably don't need any, but if you want a link, don't choose the same directory where you installed Apollo--if you do, then the link will overwrite the Apollo executable!

You need to install JDK1.5+. You can download it from Sun's Java web site.