Step 0: If you already have a clean, virgin installation of BlueJ
3.0.8, skip steps 1-3.

Step 1: Uninstall any and all existing versions of BlueJ using the
Control Panel "Add or Remove Programs".

Step 2: Just to make sure, manually remove the folders C:\BlueJ and
C:\Program Files\BlueJ if they still exist.

Step 3: Download the BlueJ 3.0.8 installer from http://www.bluej.org
and run it.  (NOTE: As of this writing, BlueJ 3.0.9 has just been
released.  I haven't tried it yet, and I don't think it's urgent to
upgrade to it yet.)  Take all the defaults (although you might want to
"Install for All Users").  If you're on Windows 7, the default
installation location will probably be C:\Program Files (x86)\BlueJ .

Step 4: In Windows Explorer, navigate to C:\Program Files (x86),
right-click on the "BlueJ" folder, choose "Properties" -> "Security", then "Edit",
click "Users", then check the "Full Control" checkbox.  Click "OK" or
"Done" or whatever it takes to complete this action.

Step 5: Again in Windows Explorer, right-click on the "BlueJ" folder,
choose "Properties", and un-check the "Read-Only" checkbox.  Click "OK"
or "Done" or whatever.  It will probably ask whether you want this action
to apply to all files and sub-folders too; say yes.

Step 6: Run the installstuff.bat script in this folder.  It assumes
that BlueJ is installed in C:\Program Files (x86)\BlueJ .

Step 7: Run BlueJ and select "Tools"->"Preferences"->"Extensions".
You should see a section about Checkstyle and a section about
Submitter.  In the section for Checkstyle, in the box labeled
"Configuration File", there should be something like
"C:\Program Files (x86)\BlueJ\lib\bloch_checks.xml".
If not, hit "Select" and navigate to C:\Program Files (x86)\BlueJ\lib\bloch_checks.xml .

Step 8 (optional, but would be nice): in the section for Submitter,
fill in your username and your e-mail address.  Under "Server name",
type "smtp.gmail.com" (without the quotation marks.  Check the "Use
name and password" checkbox and the "SSL" button, then fill in your
Adelphi e-mail address again under "Name:".  Click "OK" or "Done" or
whatever to get back to the main BlueJ window.

Step 9 (testing): In the CodePad, type
	import javalib.worldimages.*;
	SampleImages.bloch.rotatedInPlace(45).show();
and you should see a 45-degree-rotated photo of me with a beard, in a separate window.
If you don't, or if you get any error messages, something is wrong; bring your computer to see me or Dr. Stemkoski.
