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You need a JDK >= 1.3, which you can download from either Java.SUN (Windows, Unix), IBM's developerworks (especially suited for Linux), or Blackdown (direct Linux port of SUN's implementation). MacOS users may refer to Apple website for instruction about installing Java on MacOS.
Then simply type :
java -jar jpicedt-install.jar
in a Unix-console or a DOS-commando,
or double-click the JAR file (Windows's
jPicEdt is a software aimed at alleviating the burden of using PsTricks, eepic or LaTeX's picture environment macros in a LaTeX file. It allows the user to draw graphical objects using graphic primitives (e.g. splines, arcs, polygons,...), position them easily with the mouse, and add text using LaTeX/PsTricks box commands (e.g. dashbox, psframebox,...). Yet this is not a 100% WYSIWYG software, and arguments of box commands are displayed as is (jpicedt doesn't include any TeX compiler !).
As of release 1.3.2, pictures can be saved to one of the three following formats :
jPicEdt can also parse files that include macros in one of these three formats. This allows in particular to load files generated by GnuPlot with a "gset term eepic" or "gset term pstricks" command.
jPicEdt is written in Java, and is therefore 100% multiplatform. Older releases (1.2 and older) are JDK1.1.x compliant ; current release works with any JDK 1.3 or 1.4. Latest JDK1.1-compliant releases can be downloaded at http://www.jpicedt.org/.
jPicEdt is free software, and is licensed under GNU Public License. It has i18n support for the english, french, portuguese and spanish languages.
These binaries (installable software) and packages are in development.
They may not be fully stable and should be used with caution. We make no claims about them.