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Mparadis: /* WebService */

2017-06-06T18:05:11Z

WebService

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	Drivers for the Phidget WebService on Windows are already included in the [[#Quick Downloads \| Drivers]] above. If you have a [[File:Ph.jpg]] icon in your taskbar, you already have the WebService drivers installed.		Drivers for the Phidget WebService on Windows are already included in the [[#Quick Downloads \| Drivers]] above. If you have a [[File:Ph.jpg]] icon in your taskbar, you already have the WebService drivers installed.

	There are two ways that you can connect to a Phidget hosted on another computer. The first method is by using the IP address/host name and port of the host computer. The second method makes the use of [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Multicast_DNS mDNS], which allows Phidgets to be found and opened on the network by a server id instead of an IP address/host name. When using a server id, both the client and server will need to be running an implementation of zero configuration networking. The Phidget WebService takes advantage of the [https://support.apple.com/kb/DL999?locale=en_US] software. It is a tool, developed by Apple to locate devices such as Phidgets, and printers. You will have to install Bonjour onto your system to use the second method.		There are two ways that you can connect to a Phidget hosted on another computer. The first method is by using the IP address/host name and port of the host computer. The second method makes the use of [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Multicast_DNS mDNS], which allows Phidgets to be found and opened on the network by a server id instead of an IP address/host name. When using a server id, both the client and server will need to be running an implementation of zero configuration networking. The Phidget WebService takes advantage of the [https://support.apple.com/kb/DL999?locale=en_US Bonjour] software. It is a tool, developed by Apple to locate devices such as Phidgets, and printers. You will have to install Bonjour onto your system to use the second method.

	This section helps you install, check, and use the WebService on Windows, but we also have an overview of the [[Phidget WebService]] in general.		This section helps you install, check, and use the WebService on Windows, but we also have an overview of the [[Phidget WebService]] in general.

Mparadis at 18:04, 6 June 2017

2017-06-06T18:04:23Z

Mparadis: /* Quick Downloads */

2017-05-03T20:46:02Z

Quick Downloads

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	If you are already a pro, and just want the drivers:		If you are already a pro, and just want the drivers:

	*[{{SERVER}}/downloads/libraries/Phidget-x86.exe 32 Bit Installer Download]		*[{{SERVER}}/downloads/phidget21/libraries/windows/Phidget-x86.exe 32 Bit Installer Download]
	*[{{SERVER}}/downloads/libraries/Phidget-x64.exe 64 Bit Installer Download]		*[{{SERVER}}/downloads/phidget21/libraries/windows/Phidget-x64.exe 64 Bit Installer Download]

	For special cases where you want to install the Phidget libraries without the installer, please see the [[#Advanced Uses \| Advanced Uses]] section.		For special cases where you want to install the Phidget libraries without the installer, please see the [[#Advanced Uses \| Advanced Uses]] section.
	*[{{SERVER}}/downloads/phidget21/libraries/windows/Phidget21-windevel.zip Phidget21 Libraries] (32-Bit and 64-Bit development files without an installer)		*[{{SERVER}}/downloads/phidget21/libraries/windows/Phidget21-windevel.zip Phidget21 Libraries] (32-Bit and 64-Bit development files without an installer)
	*[[Software License]]		*[[Software License]]

			If you need old versions of the libraries, [{{SERVER}}/downloads/phidget21/libraries/windows/ click here].

	==Getting Started with Windows==		==Getting Started with Windows==

Mparadis: /* Quick Downloads */

2017-05-03T20:33:17Z

Quick Downloads

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	For special cases where you want to install the Phidget libraries without the installer, please see the [[#Advanced Uses \| Advanced Uses]] section.		For special cases where you want to install the Phidget libraries without the installer, please see the [[#Advanced Uses \| Advanced Uses]] section.
	*[{{SERVER}}/downloads/libraries/Phidget21-windevel.zip Phidget21 Libraries] (32-Bit and 64-Bit development files without an installer)		*[{{SERVER}}/downloads/phidget21/libraries/windows/Phidget21-windevel.zip Phidget21 Libraries] (32-Bit and 64-Bit development files without an installer)
	*[[Software License]]		*[[Software License]]

Mparadis: /* Description of Library files */

2015-06-23T15:49:24Z

Description of Library files

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	\| Phidget21Manager.exe\|\|is a tool to quickly determine whether your system is able to control Phidgets, and also act as a debugging tool. \|\|C:\Program Files\Phidgets		\| Phidget21Manager.exe\|\|is a tool to quickly determine whether your system is able to control Phidgets, and also act as a debugging tool. \|\|C:\Program Files\Phidgets
	\|-		\|-
	\| Examples Folder\|\|contain example applications that allows you to quickly see if your Phidget is properly configured.\|\|C:\Program Files\Phidgets		\| Examples Folder\|\|contain example applications that allows you to quickly see if your Phidget is properly configured. You can find up-to-date versions of these in our [{{SERVER}}/downloads/examples/CSharp.zip C# examples]\|\|C:\Program Files\Phidgets
	\|-		\|-
	\| x86 Folder\|\|contain the 32 bit versions of {{Code\|phidget21.dll}}, {{Code\|phidget21.lib}}, {{Code\|Phidget21COM.dll}}. These folder will only appear on 64 bit installations and is useful if you want to code against the 32 bit libraries.\|\|C:\Program Files\Phidgets		\| x86 Folder\|\|contain the 32 bit versions of {{Code\|phidget21.dll}}, {{Code\|phidget21.lib}}, {{Code\|Phidget21COM.dll}}. These folder will only appear on 64 bit installations and is useful if you want to code against the 32 bit libraries.\|\|C:\Program Files\Phidgets

Mparadis: /* Description of Library files */

2015-06-23T15:47:22Z

Description of Library files

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	====Description of Library files====		====Description of Library files====

	Here is the list of files and their description for each file the installer puts onto your system. You don't need to know this if you're just using our installer, but if you are looking to distribute our libraries with your code (without your clients having to use our installer) this list will help you pick and choose what you need:		Here is the list of files and their description for each file the installer puts onto your system. You don't need to know this if you're just using our installer, but if you are looking to distribute our libraries with your code (without your clients having to use our installer) this list will help you pick and choose what you need. Please note that not all of these files are available in the package linked above.

	{\| class="wikitable"		{\| class="wikitable"

Burley: /* WebService */

2015-03-24T19:24:53Z

WebService

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	Drivers for the Phidget WebService on Windows are already included in the [[#Quick Downloads \| Drivers]] above. If you have a [[File:Ph.jpg]] icon in your taskbar, you already have the WebService drivers installed.		Drivers for the Phidget WebService on Windows are already included in the [[#Quick Downloads \| Drivers]] above. If you have a [[File:Ph.jpg]] icon in your taskbar, you already have the WebService drivers installed.

	There are two ways that you can connect to a Phidget hosted on another computer. The first method is by using the IP address/host name and port of the host computer. The second method makes the use of [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Multicast_DNS mDNS], which allows Phidgets to be found and opened on the network by a server id instead of an IP address/host name. When using a server id, both the client and server will need to be running an implementation of zero configuration networking. The Phidget WebService takes advantage of the [https://support.apple.com/kb/DL999?locale=en_US ~~Bonjour~~] software. It is a tool, developed by Apple to locate devices such as Phidgets, and printers. You will have to install Bonjour onto your system to use the second method.		There are two ways that you can connect to a Phidget hosted on another computer. The first method is by using the IP address/host name and port of the host computer. The second method makes the use of [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Multicast_DNS mDNS], which allows Phidgets to be found and opened on the network by a server id instead of an IP address/host name. When using a server id, both the client and server will need to be running an implementation of zero configuration networking. The Phidget WebService takes advantage of the [https://support.apple.com/kb/DL999?locale=en_US] software. It is a tool, developed by Apple to locate devices such as Phidgets, and printers. You will have to install Bonjour onto your system to use the second method.

	This section helps you install, check, and use the WebService on Windows, but we also have an overview of the [[Phidget WebService]] in general.		This section helps you install, check, and use the WebService on Windows, but we also have an overview of the [[Phidget WebService]] in general.

Burley: /* WebService */

2015-03-16T15:26:13Z

WebService

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	Drivers for the Phidget WebService on Windows are already included in the [[#Quick Downloads \| Drivers]] above. If you have a [[File:Ph.jpg]] icon in your taskbar, you already have the WebService drivers installed.		Drivers for the Phidget WebService on Windows are already included in the [[#Quick Downloads \| Drivers]] above. If you have a [[File:Ph.jpg]] icon in your taskbar, you already have the WebService drivers installed.

	There are two ways that you can connect to a Phidget hosted on another computer. The first method is by using the IP address/host name and port of the host computer. The second method makes the use of [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Multicast_DNS mDNS], which allows Phidgets to be found and opened on the network by a server id instead of an IP address/host name. When using a server id, both the client and server will need to be running an implementation of zero configuration networking. The Phidget WebService takes advantage of the [~~http~~://~~www~~.apple.com/~~support/downloads~~/~~bonjourforwindows.html~~ Bonjour] software. It is a tool, developed by Apple to locate devices such as Phidgets, and printers. You will have to install Bonjour onto your system to use the second method.		There are two ways that you can connect to a Phidget hosted on another computer. The first method is by using the IP address/host name and port of the host computer. The second method makes the use of [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Multicast_DNS mDNS], which allows Phidgets to be found and opened on the network by a server id instead of an IP address/host name. When using a server id, both the client and server will need to be running an implementation of zero configuration networking. The Phidget WebService takes advantage of the [https://support.apple.com/kb/DL999?locale=en_US Bonjour] software. It is a tool, developed by Apple to locate devices such as Phidgets, and printers. You will have to install Bonjour onto your system to use the second method.

	This section helps you install, check, and use the WebService on Windows, but we also have an overview of the [[Phidget WebService]] in general.		This section helps you install, check, and use the WebService on Windows, but we also have an overview of the [[Phidget WebService]] in general.

Mparadis: /* Description of Library files */

2014-11-05T20:59:56Z

Description of Library files

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	Here is the list of files and their description for each file the installer puts onto your system. You don't need to know this if you're just using our installer, but if you are looking to distribute our libraries with your code (without your clients having to use our installer) this list will help you pick and choose what you need:		Here is the list of files and their description for each file the installer puts onto your system. You don't need to know this if you're just using our installer, but if you are looking to distribute our libraries with your code (without your clients having to use our installer) this list will help you pick and choose what you need:

	* <b>{~~{Code~~\|phidget21.dll~~}}</b>~~ contains the actual Phidget library, which is used at run-time. ~~It is also placed in {{Code~~\|C:\Windows\System32~~}}.~~		{\| class="wikitable"
	* <b>{{Code\|PhidgetWebService21.exe~~}}</b>~~ is used to control Phidgets remotely across a network using the [[#WebService \| PhidgetWebservce]].		\| align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"\|'''File'''
	* <b>{{Code\|PhidgetWindowsService21.exe~~}}</b>~~ is a Windows service that controls {{Code\|PhidgetWebService21.exe}}.		\| align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"\|'''Description'''
	* <b>{{Code\|phidget21.lib~~}}</b>~~ is used by your compiler to link to the dll. Your compiler has to know where this file is, by default our installer puts {{Code\|phidget21.lib}} into {{Code\|C:\Program Files\Phidgets}}, so you can either point your compiler to that location, or copy and link to it in a directory for your project workspace. {{Code\|phidget21.lib}} is written to be compatible with most compilers - but your specific compiler may need a different format. Check our documentation for your specific compiler for details. Please note that we provide versions of the {{Code\|phidget21.lib}} that are specifically optimized for 32-bit or 64-bit systems. ~~If you are using a 64 bit versions of Windows, the {{Code~~\|~~phidget21.lib}} is placed in {{Code~~\|C:\Program Files\Phidgets~~}}; The 32~~ bit ~~version of {{Code\|phidget21.lib}} is placed in {{Code\|~~C:\Program Files\Phidgets\x86}}.		\| align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"\|'''Where to Extract to'''
	* <b>{{Code\|phidget21.h~~}}</b>~~ lists all the Phidget API function calls available to your code. Your compiler also has to know where this file is. By default, our installer puts {{Code\|phidget21.h}} into {{Code\|C:\Program Files\Phidgets}} so you can either point your compiler to that location, or copy and link to it in a directory for your project workspace.		\|-
	* <b>{{Code\|phidget21.jar~~}}</b>~~ is an archive containing the Phidgets library, used by the [[Language - Java \| Java]] programming language.		\| phidget21.dll\|\|contains the actual Phidget library, which is used at run-time.\|\|C:\Windows\System32
	* <b>{{Code\|Phidget21.NET.dll~~}}</b>~~ is the Phidgets library for .NET framework 2.0 or greater. Any .NET language can be used, including [[Language - C Sharp \| C#]] , and [[Language - Visual Basic .NET \| Visual Basic .NET]].		\|-
	* <b>{{Code\|Phidget21.NET1.1.dll~~}}</b>~~ is the Phidgets library for .NET framework 1.1. Any .NET language can be used, including [[Language - C Sharp \| C#]] , and [[Language - Visual Basic .NET \| Visual Basic .NET]]. This version of the dll should ''only'' be used for .NET 1.1 applications, not .NET 2.0 applications.		\| PhidgetWebService21.exe\|\|is used to control Phidgets remotely across a network using the [[#WebService \| PhidgetWebservce]]\|\|C:\Program Files\Phidgets
	* <b>{{Code\|Phidget21.NET.XML~~}}</b>~~ provides the IntelliSense in-line documentation for the .NET library in Visual Studio.		\|-
	* <b>{{Code\|Phidget21COM.dll~~}}</b>~~ is the Component Object Model(COM) library and provides your project access to the Phidget ActiveX objects. This libraries is used by the [[Language - Adobe Director\|AdobeDirector]], [[Language - AutoIt\|AutoIT]], [[Language - Delphi\|Delphi]], [[Language - Visual Basic 6.0\|Visual Basic 6.0]], [[Language - Visual Basic for Applications\|Visual Basic for Applications]], [[Language - Visual Basic Script\|Visual Basic Script]].		\| PhidgetWindowsService21.exe\|\|is a Windows service that controls {{Code\|PhidgetWebService21.exe}}. \|\|C:\Program Files\Phidgets
	* <b>{{Code\|Phidget21Manager.exe~~}}</b>~~ is a tool to quickly determine whether your system is able to control Phidgets, and also act as a debugging tool.		\|-
	* <b>{{Code\|Examples~~}} folder</b>~~ contain example applications that allows you to quickly see if your Phidget is properly configured.		\| phidget21.lib\|\|is used by your compiler to link to the dll. Your compiler has to know where this file is, by default our installer puts {{Code\|phidget21.lib}} into {{Code\|C:\Program Files\Phidgets}}, so you can either point your compiler to that location, or copy and link to it in a directory for your project workspace. {{Code\|phidget21.lib}} is written to be compatible with most compilers - but your specific compiler may need a different format. Check our documentation for your specific compiler for details. Please note that we provide versions of the {{Code\|phidget21.lib}} that are specifically optimized for 32-bit or 64-bit systems.\|\|C:\Program Files\Phidgets (64-bit systems), and C:\Program Files\Phidgets\x86 (32-bit Systems).
	* <b>{{Code\|x86 ~~folder}} folder</b>~~ contain the 32 bit versions of {{Code\|phidget21.dll}}, {{Code\|phidget21.lib}}, {{Code\|Phidget21COM.dll}}. These folder will only appear on 64 bit installations and is useful if you want to code against the 32 bit libraries.		\|-
			\| phidget21.h\|\|lists all the Phidget API function calls available to your code. Your compiler also has to know where this file is. By default, our installer puts {{Code\|phidget21.h}} into {{Code\|C:\Program Files\Phidgets}} so you can either point your compiler to that location, or copy and link to it in a directory for your project workspace. \|\|C:\Program Files\Phidgets
			\|-
			\| phidget21.jar\|\|is an archive containing the Phidgets library, used by the [[Language - Java \| Java]] programming language.\|\|C:\Program Files\Phidgets
			\|-
			\| Phidget21.NET.dll\|\|is the Phidgets library for .NET framework 2.0 or greater. Any .NET language can be used, including [[Language - C Sharp \| C#]] , and [[Language - Visual Basic .NET \| Visual Basic .NET]].\|\|C:\Program Files\Phidgets
			\|-
			\| Phidget21.NET1.1.dll\|\|is the Phidgets library for .NET framework 1.1. Any .NET language can be used, including [[Language - C Sharp \| C#]] , and [[Language - Visual Basic .NET \| Visual Basic .NET]]. This version of the dll should ''only'' be used for .NET 1.1 applications, not .NET 2.0 applications.\|\|C:\Program Files\Phidgets
			\|-
			\| Phidget21.NET.XML\|\|provides the IntelliSense in-line documentation for the .NET library in Visual Studio.\|\|C:\Program Files\Phidgets
			\|-
			\| Phidget21COM.dll\|\|is the Component Object Model(COM) library and provides your project access to the Phidget ActiveX objects. This libraries is used by the [[Language - Adobe Director\|AdobeDirector]], [[Language - AutoIt\|AutoIT]], [[Language - Delphi\|Delphi]], [[Language - Visual Basic 6.0\|Visual Basic 6.0]], [[Language - Visual Basic for Applications\|Visual Basic for Applications]], [[Language - Visual Basic Script\|Visual Basic Script]].\|\|C:\Program Files\Phidgets
			\|-
			\| Phidget21Manager.exe\|\|is a tool to quickly determine whether your system is able to control Phidgets, and also act as a debugging tool. \|\|C:\Program Files\Phidgets
			\|-
			\| Examples Folder\|\|contain example applications that allows you to quickly see if your Phidget is properly configured.\|\|C:\Program Files\Phidgets
			\|-
			\| x86 Folder\|\|contain the 32 bit versions of {{Code\|phidget21.dll}}, {{Code\|phidget21.lib}}, {{Code\|Phidget21COM.dll}}. These folder will only appear on 64 bit installations and is useful if you want to code against the 32 bit libraries.\|\|C:\Program Files\Phidgets
			\|-
			\|}

	=====Special Cases of Library Install=====		=====Special Cases of Library Install=====

Kat: added video for getting started on windows.

2014-05-06T19:59:40Z

added video for getting started on windows.

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	==Getting Started with Windows==		==Getting Started with Windows==

			{{#ev:youtube\|DnMjarrgPrA}}

	===Installing===		===Installing===

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	Here is the list of files and their description for each file the installer puts onto your system. You don't need to know this if you're just using our installer, but if you are looking to distribute our libraries with your code (without your clients having to use our installer) this list will help you pick and choose what you need:		Here is the list of files and their description for each file the installer puts onto your system. You don't need to know this if you're just using our installer, but if you are looking to distribute our libraries with your code (without your clients having to use our installer) this list will help you pick and choose what you need:

	* <b>{~~{Code~~\|phidget21.dll~~}}</b>~~ contains the actual Phidget library, which is used at run-time. ~~It is also placed in {{Code~~\|C:\Windows\System32~~}}.~~		{\| class="wikitable"
	* <b>{{Code\|PhidgetWebService21.exe~~}}</b>~~ is used to control Phidgets remotely across a network using the [[#WebService \| PhidgetWebservce]].		\| align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"\|'''File'''
	* <b>{{Code\|PhidgetWindowsService21.exe~~}}</b>~~ is a Windows service that controls {{Code\|PhidgetWebService21.exe}}.		\| align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"\|'''Description'''
	* <b>{{Code\|phidget21.lib~~}}</b>~~ is used by your compiler to link to the dll. Your compiler has to know where this file is, by default our installer puts {{Code\|phidget21.lib}} into {{Code\|C:\Program Files\Phidgets}}, so you can either point your compiler to that location, or copy and link to it in a directory for your project workspace. {{Code\|phidget21.lib}} is written to be compatible with most compilers - but your specific compiler may need a different format. Check our documentation for your specific compiler for details. Please note that we provide versions of the {{Code\|phidget21.lib}} that are specifically optimized for 32-bit or 64-bit systems. ~~If you are using a 64 bit versions of Windows, the {{Code~~\|~~phidget21.lib}} is placed in {{Code~~\|C:\Program Files\Phidgets~~}}; The 32~~ bit ~~version of {{Code\|phidget21.lib}} is placed in {{Code\|~~C:\Program Files\Phidgets\x86}}.		\| align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"\|'''Where to Extract to'''
	* <b>{{Code\|phidget21.h~~}}</b>~~ lists all the Phidget API function calls available to your code. Your compiler also has to know where this file is. By default, our installer puts {{Code\|phidget21.h}} into {{Code\|C:\Program Files\Phidgets}} so you can either point your compiler to that location, or copy and link to it in a directory for your project workspace.		\|-
	* <b>{{Code\|phidget21.jar~~}}</b>~~ is an archive containing the Phidgets library, used by the [[Language - Java \| Java]] programming language.		\| phidget21.dll\|\|contains the actual Phidget library, which is used at run-time.\|\|C:\Windows\System32
	* <b>{{Code\|Phidget21.NET.dll~~}}</b>~~ is the Phidgets library for .NET framework 2.0 or greater. Any .NET language can be used, including [[Language - C Sharp \| C#]] , and [[Language - Visual Basic .NET \| Visual Basic .NET]].		\|-
	* <b>{{Code\|Phidget21.NET1.1.dll~~}}</b>~~ is the Phidgets library for .NET framework 1.1. Any .NET language can be used, including [[Language - C Sharp \| C#]] , and [[Language - Visual Basic .NET \| Visual Basic .NET]]. This version of the dll should ''only'' be used for .NET 1.1 applications, not .NET 2.0 applications.		\| PhidgetWebService21.exe\|\|is used to control Phidgets remotely across a network using the [[#WebService \| PhidgetWebservce]]\|\|C:\Program Files\Phidgets
	* <b>{{Code\|Phidget21.NET.XML~~}}</b>~~ provides the IntelliSense in-line documentation for the .NET library in Visual Studio.		\|-
	* <b>{{Code\|Phidget21COM.dll~~}}</b>~~ is the Component Object Model(COM) library and provides your project access to the Phidget ActiveX objects. This libraries is used by the [[Language - Adobe Director\|AdobeDirector]], [[Language - AutoIt\|AutoIT]], [[Language - Delphi\|Delphi]], [[Language - Visual Basic 6.0\|Visual Basic 6.0]], [[Language - Visual Basic for Applications\|Visual Basic for Applications]], [[Language - Visual Basic Script\|Visual Basic Script]].		\| PhidgetWindowsService21.exe\|\|is a Windows service that controls {{Code\|PhidgetWebService21.exe}}. \|\|C:\Program Files\Phidgets
	* <b>{{Code\|Phidget21Manager.exe~~}}</b>~~ is a tool to quickly determine whether your system is able to control Phidgets, and also act as a debugging tool.		\|-
	* <b>{{Code\|Examples~~}} folder</b>~~ contain example applications that allows you to quickly see if your Phidget is properly configured.		\| phidget21.lib\|\|is used by your compiler to link to the dll. Your compiler has to know where this file is, by default our installer puts {{Code\|phidget21.lib}} into {{Code\|C:\Program Files\Phidgets}}, so you can either point your compiler to that location, or copy and link to it in a directory for your project workspace. {{Code\|phidget21.lib}} is written to be compatible with most compilers - but your specific compiler may need a different format. Check our documentation for your specific compiler for details. Please note that we provide versions of the {{Code\|phidget21.lib}} that are specifically optimized for 32-bit or 64-bit systems.\|\|C:\Program Files\Phidgets (64-bit systems), and C:\Program Files\Phidgets\x86 (32-bit Systems).
	* <b>{{Code\|x86 ~~folder}} folder</b>~~ contain the 32 bit versions of {{Code\|phidget21.dll}}, {{Code\|phidget21.lib}}, {{Code\|Phidget21COM.dll}}. These folder will only appear on 64 bit installations and is useful if you want to code against the 32 bit libraries.		\|-
			\| phidget21.h\|\|lists all the Phidget API function calls available to your code. Your compiler also has to know where this file is. By default, our installer puts {{Code\|phidget21.h}} into {{Code\|C:\Program Files\Phidgets}} so you can either point your compiler to that location, or copy and link to it in a directory for your project workspace. \|\|C:\Program Files\Phidgets
			\|-
			\| phidget21.jar\|\|is an archive containing the Phidgets library, used by the [[Language - Java \| Java]] programming language.\|\|C:\Program Files\Phidgets
			\|-
			\| Phidget21.NET.dll\|\|is the Phidgets library for .NET framework 2.0 or greater. Any .NET language can be used, including [[Language - C Sharp \| C#]] , and [[Language - Visual Basic .NET \| Visual Basic .NET]].\|\|C:\Program Files\Phidgets
			\|-
			\| Phidget21.NET1.1.dll\|\|is the Phidgets library for .NET framework 1.1. Any .NET language can be used, including [[Language - C Sharp \| C#]] , and [[Language - Visual Basic .NET \| Visual Basic .NET]]. This version of the dll should ''only'' be used for .NET 1.1 applications, not .NET 2.0 applications.\|\|C:\Program Files\Phidgets
			\|-
			\| Phidget21.NET.XML\|\|provides the IntelliSense in-line documentation for the .NET library in Visual Studio.\|\|C:\Program Files\Phidgets
			\|-
			\| Phidget21COM.dll\|\|is the Component Object Model(COM) library and provides your project access to the Phidget ActiveX objects. This libraries is used by the [[Language - Adobe Director\|AdobeDirector]], [[Language - AutoIt\|AutoIT]], [[Language - Delphi\|Delphi]], [[Language - Visual Basic 6.0\|Visual Basic 6.0]], [[Language - Visual Basic for Applications\|Visual Basic for Applications]], [[Language - Visual Basic Script\|Visual Basic Script]].\|\|C:\Program Files\Phidgets
			\|-
			\| Phidget21Manager.exe\|\|is a tool to quickly determine whether your system is able to control Phidgets, and also act as a debugging tool. \|\|C:\Program Files\Phidgets
			\|-
			\| Examples Folder\|\|contain example applications that allows you to quickly see if your Phidget is properly configured.\|\|C:\Program Files\Phidgets
			\|-
			\| x86 Folder\|\|contain the 32 bit versions of {{Code\|phidget21.dll}}, {{Code\|phidget21.lib}}, {{Code\|Phidget21COM.dll}}. These folder will only appear on 64 bit installations and is useful if you want to code against the 32 bit libraries.\|\|C:\Program Files\Phidgets
			\|-
			\|}

	=====Special Cases of Library Install=====		=====Special Cases of Library Install=====

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	1. Download one of the Phidget installer for your system, depending on whether your system is 32 or 64-bit.		1. Download one of the Phidget installer for your system, depending on whether your system is 32 or 64-bit.
	*[{{SERVER}}/downloads/libraries/Phidget-x86.exe 32~~-bit~~]		*[{{SERVER}}/downloads/phidget21/libraries/windows/Phidget-x86.exe 32 Bit Installer Download]
	*[{{SERVER}}/downloads/libraries/Phidget-x64.exe 64~~-bit~~]		*[{{SERVER}}/downloads/phidget21/libraries/windows/Phidget-x64.exe 64 Bit Installer Download]

	2. Open up the installer, and proceed through the wizard.		2. Open up the installer, and proceed through the wizard.
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	===Manual File Installation===		===Manual File Installation===

	The Phidget installer installs the most commonly used files onto your system. However, there may be special cases where you want to install the Phidget libraries without the installers. This section will describe the purpose of the most important files file and cover how to manually install and distribute the libraries with your code. You can get the files [{{SERVER}}/downloads/libraries/Phidget21-windevel.zip here].		The Phidget installer installs the most commonly used files onto your system. However, there may be special cases where you want to install the Phidget libraries without the installers. This section will describe the purpose of the most important files file and cover how to manually install and distribute the libraries with your code. You can get the files [{{SERVER}}/downloads/phidget21/libraries/windows/Phidget21-windevel.zip here].

	====Description of Library files====		====Description of Library files====
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	\| Phidget21Manager.exe\|\|is a tool to quickly determine whether your system is able to control Phidgets, and also act as a debugging tool. \|\|C:\Program Files\Phidgets		\| Phidget21Manager.exe\|\|is a tool to quickly determine whether your system is able to control Phidgets, and also act as a debugging tool. \|\|C:\Program Files\Phidgets
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	\| Examples Folder\|\|contain example applications that allows you to quickly see if your Phidget is properly configured. You can find up-to-date versions of these in our [{{SERVER}}/downloads/examples/CSharp.zip C# examples]\|\|C:\Program Files\Phidgets		\| Examples Folder\|\|contain example applications that allows you to quickly see if your Phidget is properly configured. You can find up-to-date versions of these in our [{{SERVER}}/downloads/phidget21/examples/dotnet/CSharp.zip C# examples]\|\|C:\Program Files\Phidgets
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	\| x86 Folder\|\|contain the 32 bit versions of {{Code\|phidget21.dll}}, {{Code\|phidget21.lib}}, {{Code\|Phidget21COM.dll}}. These folder will only appear on 64 bit installations and is useful if you want to code against the 32 bit libraries.\|\|C:\Program Files\Phidgets		\| x86 Folder\|\|contain the 32 bit versions of {{Code\|phidget21.dll}}, {{Code\|phidget21.lib}}, {{Code\|Phidget21COM.dll}}. These folder will only appear on 64 bit installations and is useful if you want to code against the 32 bit libraries.\|\|C:\Program Files\Phidgets
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	You can find the {{Code\|phidget21.dll}} in the link below:		You can find the {{Code\|phidget21.dll}} in the link below:

	*[{{SERVER}}/downloads/libraries/Phidget21-windevel.zip Phidget21 Libraries] (32-Bit and 64-Bit development files without an installer)		*[{{SERVER}}/downloads/phidget21/libraries/windows/Phidget21-windevel.zip Phidget21 Libraries] (32-Bit and 64-Bit development files without an installer)

	{{Code\|PhidgetWebService21.exe}} is also provided in the link above.		{{Code\|PhidgetWebService21.exe}} is also provided in the link above.