About This Guide
This guide explains how to install ManualWorks on each operating system.
To learn how to administer ManualWorks, see the ManualWorks 6.0 Administration Guide. To learn how to use ManualWorks, see the ManualWorks 6.0 User Guide.
The screenshots in this guide still show the Korean user interface. English screenshots will be added in a future update. Menu and button names in the text follow the English user interface.
This guide is organized as follows.
Windows
To install ManualWorks on Windows, read the following chapters.
Linux
To install ManualWorks on Linux, read the following chapters.
macOS
To install ManualWorks on macOS, read the following chapters.
Appendixes
What Is a Server ID?: Explains the server ID.
Importing Sample Documents: Explains how to import sample documents after you install ManualWorks.
Running as a Windows Service: Explains how to register ManualWorks as a Windows service.
Using OpenJDK: Explains how to run ManualWorks on OpenJDK.
Using Oracle Database: Explains how to use Oracle Database as the database.
Using Microsoft SQL Server: Explains how to use Microsoft SQL Server as the database.
Using MySQL: Explains how to use MySQL as the database.
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