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- Use this URL to open the following page: [https://cryst.ehu.es/cgi-bin/cryst/programs/UserRegister.pl](https://cryst.ehu.es/cgi-bin/cryst/programs/UserRegister.pl). The web page to the right will open.
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Enter your e-mail address and press the "Apply" button.
- Click on the provided link (or copy and paste it into a web browser) which should raise a window like the one to the right, where you will need to provide your name, an institution and a password.
- Use the "login page" link in the web page above (or URL [https://cryst.ehu.es/cgi-bin/cryst/programs/User_Login.pl](https://cryst.ehu.es/cgi-bin/cryst/programs/User_Login.pl)), which will open a window like the one to the right. Enter your e-mail address and the password you created in the previous step and click on "Sign in".
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- This will bring you to a page with account options, as shown to the right. Select the 4th option, "Create/Update API Key."
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- The "Create/Update API Key" option opens the page to the right. Click on the "GENERATE A NEW API KEY" option.
- This will open a page displaying the key that you have generated, as shown to the right. Highlight the text beginning with BCS_ through the end of the line and use your browser's Copy command (usually control-C or on Mac Command-C).
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You should not let anyone else have access to your key. If there is excessive use by the key you have created, your access to the server will be blocked.
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- In the Preferences window, select configuration variable "BCS_API_KEY" in the pull-down list,
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- Once the configuration variable "BCS_API_KEY" has been selected in the pull-down list, the window to the right will be populated. Use the paste function (usually control-V or on Mac Command-V) to place the text into the entry box for the variable value. If that does not work, you will need to type it in manually. Press "Save current settings" and the window will close.
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## Test Access to BCS Using the API Key
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- Once the configuration variable "BCS_API_KEY" has been selected in the pull-down list,
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as a simple way to test that access has now been established, select any phase in your project. (If you do not have any phases, use "Add new phase" the data menu to create one.) That will bring up the Compute menu, which has an entry "Test Bilbao access", as seen to the right.
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- After the "Test Bilbao access" menu command has been used, there will be a short delay, as information is sent to that web server, along with your API Key. When the reply is received, a message such as the one to the right should be displayed.
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- Should an error occur, one of the two following errors messages will be displayed:
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for additional capabilities. The Python and add-on modules
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much match the operating system for the
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computer where the software will be run. Further, GSAS-II requires that a small amount
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of its code be compiled, typically for speed and this must be matched both the computer OS and to the Python version. Here I outline different a few different approaches.
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of its code be compiled, typically for speed, and these files must
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match both the computer OS and to the Python/numpy versions.
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Here I outline different a few different installation approaches.
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Most users of GSAS-II, particularly those using Windows and MacOS, are seeking
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a simple way to install and run the software and can live
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with the idea that they may have duplicated Python installations (several hundreds of MB each)
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on their computer. The GSAS2MAIN self-installer provides simple installation and can be
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on their computer. The GSAS2MAIN self-installer provides for that
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simple installation. It can be
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`downloaded from here
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<https://github.com/AdvancedPhotonSource/GSAS-II-buildtools/releases/latest>`_. The
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GSAS2MAIN self-installer also has the advantage that once GSAS-II is
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