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FLXLab v2.0 - A program for running psychology experiments.  
Copyright (C) 2007 Todd R. Haskell (todd.haskell@wwu.edu) 

Use and distribution is governed by the terms of the 
GNU General Public License. Certain portions of the 
program may be subject to other licenses as well. See 
the file LICENSE.TXT for details.

*** THIS IS A NEW VERSION OF THE README FILE WHICH REPLACES THE
*** ONE CALLED README.TXT

FLXLab is a program for conducting computer-based experiments in
psychology and related fields. It can present stimuli in the form of
graphics, text, or sound, and can record responses to those stimuli,
either manual (i.e., pressing a key) or verbal.

FLXLab is available for Windows and Linux. For Windows, most users
will want to download the Windows installer package (the file ending
in .msi). There are two installer packages for this release; the
one called "flxlab-2.0.bin.msi" should work on Windows XP or earlier.

If you are running Vista, you will need the one called
"FLXLab2.0Vista.msi" instead. Note that the Vista package does not
include the demos. The reason is that the demos do not work properly
on Vista if they are installed in a system directory. You can download
them separately and uncompress them in a personal folder of your
choosing, and they should work fine. The one glitch with the Vista
version is that FLXLab scripts do not display the cute little script
icon. However, double-clicking on scripts should still open them.

For Linux, or if you want to compile FLXLab yourself on
Windows, you can download the source version (the file ending in
.src.zip). If you want to know more about FLXLab before downloading
other files, you can take a look at the user guide, which provides
a detailed description of the use and capabilities of FLXLab.

If you have problems getting FLXLab to run, take a look at the
project web page (http://flxlab.sourceforge.net); known bugs and
their fixes (if any) are listed there. If that doesn't work, feel
free to drop me an e-mail (address above). 
Source: README.UPDATED.txt, updated 2008-07-11