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> If I am just using ImageJ as a manual point counter, do I need Java installed (i.e., is Java need for all ImageJ functionality)?
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> Thank you
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> Dennis Marks
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>> On Jul 18, 2020, at 2:54 AM, Dennis Marks <
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>> Hello,
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>> I am new to ImageJ and just got approved to use it. DOI is loathe to put Java on computers for some reason I haven't yet explored. This has probably been asked before but, does ImageJ function with Amazon Corretto or am I just outta luck and need to find another software?
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> ImageJ works with Amazon Corretto, a version of OpenJDK. All you have to do is copy the Home folder into the ImageJ folder, rename the ire folder and change Home to jre. “java.version” is 1.8.0_262 and “java.vender” is "Amazon.com Inc”. Make sure to download the JDK version or the Compile and Run command will not work. ImageJ also works with OpenJDK 14.
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