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+(for older branches)
 https://lions.cs.ndsu.nodak.edu/svn/blackwood/branches/CS345_Spring201X
+(for the current and most recent branches)
+https://lions.cs.ndsu.nodak.edu/svn/blackwood/branches/CS429_Spring201X/
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+==== Creating an executable Blackwood jar file ====
+Find the Blackwood project in the Package Explorer on the left side of the Eclipse Window.
+Right click on the project and select **Export** from the menu. A select window will open. Find the **Java** option and choose **Runable Jar File** from. Then click **Next**.
+In the next window, Select the Blackwood launch configuration and enter a path and file name in the export destination field. Be sure the **Package required libraries into generated jar** option is selected. Click **Finish**
+If your project runs in Eclipse without errors, you should get an executable jar file when the process finishes.
+==== (If all else fails) Working Blackwood .zip ====
+If you've gone through all the above steps, and you still don't have a working copy of Blackwood in Eclipse: [[https://drive.google.com/open?id=1o1vBkcSF_5M-QudZEPuvOTaZ2ZNogKpC|Attached]] is a working Eclipse Oxygen2 directory with the CS429_Spring2018 branch in its workspace. If the project does not automatically import, right click in the Package Explorer pane and select "Import...", next select "General" -> "Existing Projects into Workspace", and under "Select root directory" click "Browse..." and navigate to the "workspace" folder included in this zip archive. Select the project and hit finish.