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-Next, we'll create a shortcut for BCML. Search Python in Windows search, then right click and hit <code>Open file location</code> on <code>IDLE (Python 3.8 64-bit)</code>. Right click the shortcut it opens to, and click <code>Open file location</code> again. This should bring you to <code>pythonw.exe</code>. Right click the exe and hit <code>Create Shortcut</code>. Right click the shortcut you created, hit <code>Properties</code>, then add <code> -m bcml</code> to the end of the text in the first box. Rename the shortcut to <code>BCML</code>, then drag it onto the taskbar to pin it. Now, you can use this shortcut to launch BCML.
-Next, we'll create a shortcut for BCML. Search Python in Windows search, then right click and hit <code>Open file location</code> on <code>IDLE (Python 3.8 64-bit)</code>. Right click the shortcut it opens to, and click <code>Open file location</code> again. This should bring you to <code>pythonw.exe</code>. Right click the exe and hit <code>Create Shortcut</code>. Right click the shortcut you created, hit <code>Properties</code>, then add <code> -m bcml</code> to the end of the text in the first box. Rename the shortcut to <code>BCML</code>, then drag it onto the taskbar to pin it. Now, you can use this shortcut to launch BCML.


If you have any issues, try consulting the [https://github.com/NiceneNerd/BCML/wiki/Troubleshooting BCML troubleshooting] page.
If you have any issues, try consulting the [https://github.com/NiceneNerd/BCML/wiki/Troubleshooting BCML troubleshooting] page. It's a bit out of date, but it has some useful information.


For more information about the UI, consult the in-app BCML help. A basic overview:
For more information about the UI, consult the in-app BCML help. A basic overview:
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