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         <p><a href="acknowledgments.html" id="menu_Acknowledgments">Acknowledgments</a></p>
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-        <p style="font-size:9px;">Last Revision:<br/>$Date: 2009/04/30 15:16:46 $</p>
+        <p style="font-size:9px;">Last Revision:<br/>$Date: 2009/05/03 03:06:43 $</p>
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             <li>If launching from the VS command prompt and it can't find the file give it the full path. If you installed it in the default path, try entering &quot;C:\Program Files\CMake 2.6\bin\CMakeSetup.exe&quot; (this time with the quotes).</li>
           </ul>
         </li>
-          <li>Fill in the "Where is the source code:" field at the top of the CMake. This is the path to the <em>ThirdParty\spblastk0.9\</em> directory. For example, <em>D:\Nektar++\ThirdParty\spblastk0.9</em>
+          <li>Fill in the "Where is the source code:" field at the top of the CMake. This is the path to the <em>ThirdParty\spblastk0.9\</em> directory. For example, <em>C:\Nektar++\ThirdParty\spblastk0.9</em>
         </li>
-          <li>Fill in the "Where to build the binaries:" field at the top of CMake. This is the path to the <em>ThirdParty\spblastk0.9\build\</em> directory. For example, <em>D:\Nektar++\ThirdParty\spblastk0.9\build</em>. The Visual Studio solution files will be placed here.
+          <li>Fill in the "Where to build the binaries:" field at the top of CMake. This is the path to the <em>ThirdParty\spblastk0.9\build\</em> directory. For example, <em>C:\Nektar++\ThirdParty\spblastk0.9\build</em>. The Visual Studio solution files will be placed here.
         </li>
           <li>
             Click the &quot;Configure&quot; button at the bottom of the program. It will ask for the platform to generate the files for. Select <em>Visual Studio 9 2008</em>. Press <em>OK</em>.
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         <li>If launching from the VS command prompt and it can't find the file give it the full path. If you installed it in the default path, try entering &quot;C:\Program Files\CMake 2.6\bin\CMakeSetup.exe&quot; (this time with the quotes).</li>
       </ul>
       </li>
-      <li>Fill in the &quot;Where is the source code:&quot; field at the top of CMake. This is the path to the <em>Nektar++\library\</em> directory. For example, <em>D:\Nektar++\library</em>.</li>
-      <li>Fill in the &quot;Where to build the binaries:&quot; field at the top of CMake. This is the path that the Visual Studio solution files will be written to and is the path to <em>Nektar++\builds\</em> directory. For example, <em>D:\Nektar++\builds</em>.</li>
+      <li>Fill in the &quot;Where is the source code:&quot; field at the top of CMake. This is the path to the <em>Nektar++\library\</em> directory. For example, <em>C:\Nektar++\library</em>.</li>
+      <li>Fill in the &quot;Where to build the binaries:&quot; field at the top of CMake. This is the path that the Visual Studio solution files will be written to and is the path to <em>Nektar++\builds\</em> directory. For example, <em>C:\Nektar++\builds</em>.</li>
       <li>Click the &quot;Configure&quot; button at the bottom of the program. It will ask for the platform to generate the files for. Select <em>Visual Studio 9 2008</em>. Press <em>OK</em>. CMake will now search for the paths to the ThirdParty files that were setup in the previous section. It should find all of the library and include paths automatically.</li>
       <li> You must now change some of the CMake settings:<ul><li><strong>EXECUTABLE_OUTPUT_PATH</strong>
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           <li>Launch <em>CMake</em>.
         </li>
-          <li>Fill in the &quot;Where is the source code:&quot; field at the top of CMake. This is the path to the <em>Nektar++\solvers</em> directory. For example, <em>D:\Nektar++\solvers</em>
+          <li>Fill in the &quot;Where is the source code:&quot; field at the top of CMake. This is the path to the <em>Nektar++\solvers</em> directory. For example, <em>C:\Nektar++\solvers</em>
         </li>
-          <li>Fill in the "Where to build the binaries:" field at the top of CMake. This is the path that the Visual Studio solution files will be written to adn is the path to the <em>solvers\builds\</em> directory. For example, <em>D:\Nektar++\solvers\builds</em>.</li>
+          <li>Fill in the "Where to build the binaries:" field at the top of CMake. This is the path that the Visual Studio solution files will be written to adn is the path to the <em>solvers\builds\</em> directory. For example, <em>C:\Nektar++\solvers\builds</em>.</li>
           <li>
             Click the &quot;Configure&quot; button at the bottom of the program. It will ask for the platform to generate the files for. Select <em>Visual Studio 9 2008</em>. Answer <em>OK</em>.It should find all of the library and include paths automatically.
           </li>