No subject

> 2) what settings you used when installing each program
Don't change any defaults but probably the building of documentation
and examples because this takes a long time..

> 3) what changes you made (if any) to your PATH variable
No changes or additions there.

> 4) the directory names you used when installing

For the past 10+ years I have used X: to build source on windows
machines so that X: on my primary build box is the same as X: on any
other machine I login to in the department. This makes remote
debugging work without a lot of problems.

X:/32bit/VC.80/Libraries/ITK-3.16

or

X:/64bit/VC.80/Libraries/ITK-3.16

or

X:/32bit/VC.90/Libraries/ITK-3.16

or

X:/64bit/VC.90/Libraries/ITK-3.16

depending on what machine I am on..

> 5) how you configured CMake (i.e. which directory did you use for your
> source and bin directories; what variable settings did you use)
>

Source directory is

X:\CMakeBased\Libraries\ITK-3.16

>
> Basically everything and anything that could potentially cause a problem =
if
> not done correctly by a novice. =A0I can't believe that I'm the only open
> source/CMake/ITK novice who has run into these problems, and so I think l=
ots
> of people would benefit from these sort of instructions.
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