The installer has put a startup-script called jpicedt in the shortcut directory you specified.
To run the application, just type jpicedt on the command line (Unix and MacOS X systems),
or click on the shortcut (Windows platforms).
NOTE : On Unix/Windows platforms, you may want to increase the value of
the JAVA_HEAP_SIZE variable in the startup-script, especially
if you run out of memory at some point.
If you installed the add-ons package, there's a bit of configuration to be carried out if you want to be able to run LaTeX, DVI, Ghostview, etc... from inside jPicEdt. jPicEdt runs external programs by means of scripts (e.g. .bat files on Windows), which can be found in the add-ons subdirectory of jPicEdt's install directory. Currently, there exists scripts for the following LaTeX distribution :
Official jPicEdt website adress is : http://www.jpicedt.org/.
Developpers will find latest CVS snapshots and useful source code documentation at :
http://www.sourceforge.net/projects/jpicedt/
Questions, criticisms/congratulation, contributions, translations, bug reports, etc. are
sincerely welcomed ! Mail to : syd@jpicedt.org, or use one of our mailing lists at
SourceForge.net.
We widely encourage you to share your contribution to jPicEdt with the users community. Please send an email to syd@jpicedt.org, subject=contribution. Writing BeanShell macros, i18n resources (see lang/ subdirecory) or fragments is probably a good start!
In particular, contributing i18n (i.e. translations) resources is pretty easy :