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Mike,
   Can you be a little more explicit in the problem you are having
(or your objective)? Importing the MASON package into an Eclipse
project will work as long as you also have established access to
the dependent libraries (e.g. jcommon, jfreechart, jmf, junit,
gnujaxp, and itext are what I have along with the JRE system library).
With these libraries in your build path you should achieve a working
MASON project (in my experience).

					-Mike

Michael Makowsky wrote:

> Does anyone have any tips for setting up in Eclipse to make MASON 
> models? I’ve been referring to “How to Set Up MASON in Eclipse”
> 
> by: Steve Lytinen and Steve Railsback, but it doesn’t completely 
> translate to the latest version, and in general am having problems.
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> I can’t seem to get it to find the appropriate files/libraries for the 
> imports.
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> mike
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> Michael Makowsky
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> Graduate Student
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> Department of Economics, 3G4
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> George Mason University
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> Fairfax, VA 22030
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> 703.608.1366
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> homepage http://mason.gmu.edu/~mmakowsk
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