Install

Install

When downloading and launching the Nebulb installer it is possible that you will get an informative message from Windows like the one you can see below (although you might not get this message, since it depends on the Windows configuration):



This message simply indicates that the software you are about to install is original (developed by Nebulb Imaging) and, therefore, you can install it with complete peace of mind (by pressing the "Yes" button).

In the first step of the installation you can select the language (English/Spanish) in which the installer windows will be displayed.




The following is the Nebulb software user license agreement, which you must accept in order to continue with the installation.




The next step is to select the folder where Nebulb will be installed (it is recommended to leave the default directory).




And finally, before starting the installation, a confirmation screen appears showing the directory where Nebulb will be installed.




Once all the above is done, the installer will start copying the Nebulb files and also the libraries necessary for its correct operation.




And once the copying of all the files is finished, the installer will close and Nebulb will open automatically so that you can start using it.



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