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Open a command prompt anywhere (if you don't know how, just type <code>cmd</code> into Windows Search). Run <code>pip install bcml</code> (in normal cmd, NOT the python console). You should see a bunch of progress bars, and then a success message.
Open a command prompt anywhere (if you don't know how, just type <code>cmd</code> into Windows Search). Run <code>pip install bcml</code> (in normal cmd, NOT the python console). You should see a bunch of progress bars, and then a success message.


If you'd like to make a shortcut for BCML, search <code>bcml</code> in Windows search, then right click and hit <code>Open file location</code>. Right click <code>bcml.exe</code> and hit <code>Create Shortcut</code>. Move that shortcut anywhere you'd like.
If you'd like to make a shortcut for BCML, search <code>pythonw.exe</code> in Windows search, and hit <code>Open file location</code>. Right click the exe and create a shortcut, then go into its properties. Add <code> -m bcml</code> to the end of the text in the top box, then pin the shortcut to your taskbar.
 
If you'd like to have BCML on the taskbar, simply drag <code>bcml.exe</code> to the taskbar.


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