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--- downloads:sampleimageloader [2012/05/30 12:50] – kota
+++ downloads:sampleimageloader [2016/06/01 08:56] (current) – [Fiji Updater] kota
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-====== Sample Image Loader ======
+====== Course Utilities ======
 ===== Author =====
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 ===== History =====
   * 12-05-30 First verison
+  * 12-09-21 Added course module plugins, references
 ==== recent changes ====
 {{rss>https://github.com/cmci/CourseUtil/commits/master.atom 10 date 48h}}
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 ===== Installation & Updating =====
-Download the plugin [[https://github.com/cmci/CourseUtil/blob/master/EMBL_sampleimages.jar|EMBL_sampleimages.jar]] and place it in the plugin folder of ImageJ (or Fiji).
+There are two ways.
+  - Use Fiji Updater.
+  - Manually download the plugin and install.
+==== Fiji Updater ====
+[[http://fiji.sc/How_to_follow_a_3rd_party_update_site|Follow the instruction in Fiji Wiki]] to add "CMCI-EMBL" to your updater. The advantage of using this method over manual download & installation is that the plugin is automatically updated when I upgrade it in future.
+==== Manual Download ====
+Download the plugin **EMBL_sampleimages-1.0.x.jar** from the latest release in the following page:
+https://github.com/cmci/CourseUtil/releases/
+and place it in the plugin folder of ImageJ (or Fiji).
-You could also add cmci plugin site (http://cmci.embl.de/ijplugins/) to your Fiji updator. This then allows you to not only install using the GUI, but also to update/upgrade the plugins semi-automatically when the plugin is updated. See the [[http://fiji.sc/wiki/index.php/How_to_follow_a_3rd_party_update_site|detailed instruction for how to do this]].
 ===== Description =====
-This plugin adds a new menu "EMBL" in the menu bar, and from there one could load and open sample images used for the CMCI image processing and analysis courses.
+This plugin adds a new menu "EMBL" in the menu bar
+  * To load and open sample images used for image analysis courses.
+  * To use various functions for learning image processing algorithms. A collection of plugins available from the following sites:
+    * [[http://svg.dmi.unict.it/iplab/imagej/index.htm|ImageJ Plugins by Prof. Sebastiano Battiato]]
+    * [[http://fiji.sc|fiji site]]