I installed SuprSetr on Windows, but it is stuck at the splash screen.

Some users have reported that they had to run the installer with admin privileges. This can be done by going to an elevated command prompt and running "javaw.exe -jar SuprSetr-<version>_Installer.jar". Other users have reported success installing into their user directory.

It cannot find javaw.exe.

A user reported this fix under Windows Vista Ultimate 64-bit: "The solution I used was to copy javaw.exe from C:\Windows\SysWOW64 to C:\Windows\System32."

Something isn't working. How can I get help?

Send an email to suprsetr@jeremybrooks.net, and I'll try to help. If you are seeing an error or the program is crashing, please go to the Tools menu and select Compress Logs. This will create a zip file containing the program logs that you can attach to the email.

Where are the program data files?

SuprSetr places its database, authorization token(s), and log files in a directory named .suprsetr in your home directory. If you want to back up your set definitions and program state, this directory contains what you are looking for. Uninstalling SuprSetr will not delete this directory, so if you want to get rid of all of SuprSetr's files, you will need to delete this directory manually.

What are the system requirements?

SuprSetr is written in Java, and should run on any system with Java 1.6 or higher installed. This includes Mac OSX (10.5+), Windows, and Linux. If you have any problems with SuprSetr running on your OS, please let me know.

What are the license terms?

SuprSetr is licensed under the GNU General Public License, Version 3. You are free to use and modify the code, but your changes must be distributed under the same license. If you want to help develop SuprSetr, send me an email.