You can email me with questions, but please try to install the program using the Installation Instructions which are lower down on the download page. If you have trouble, write down exactly what the error is so that I can help you.
Note that you may need both a Java Runtime Environment (JRE) as described above, in addition to jEdit's installer from the jEdit site. On the other hand the JRE may already be installed on your computer.
jEdit is installed correctly when the splash icon comes up as it's starting up (a box that says jEdit), and the editor window comes up after.
This is my first ASCII text file using __jEdit__ (substitute editor).
Physics is the Mother of All Sciences.
I'm really __enjoying__ (substitute adjective) PHYS 27/193.
This data is formated in text columns like the following excerpt:
1990 total total 1990 1990 1980 total total...
total urban rural percent percent total urban rural...
population population population urban rural population population population...
UNITED STATES 248,709,873 187,053,487 61,656,386 75.2% 24.8% r 226,542,199 167,050,992 59,494,813...
Northeast Region 50,809,229 40,091,737 10,717,492 78.9% 21.1% r 49,136,816 38,905,545 10,229,738...
New England Division 13,206,943 9,829,175 3,377,768 74.4% 25.6% r 12,348,920 9,269,249 3,079,244...
Maine 1,227/193,928 547,824 680,104 44.6% 55.4% r 1,125,043 534,072 590,588...
New Hampshire...
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This data shows the Total US population, breakdowns by Urban and Rural
amounts and percentages of the total, and breakdowns by region and
state.
Make a text file called "NameCaPop.dat" with the following data in columns, as shown below.
Year Total US Total California 1900 76,212,168 1,485,053 1910 92,228,496 2,377,549 1920 106,021,537 3,426,861 etc...You are to gather population data by year for the Total US population and the total California population in 3 columns. We will use this data in a future assignment.
Using jEdit type the data into a text file called "NAMEfreefall.dat" in the following format:
Time Speed Distance (sec) (mph) (feet) 1 10.91 16 2 31.36 62 3 51.81 138 etc...We will use this data in the next part of our course.