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Updated install instructions for Sublime Text 3 #9

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Expand Up @@ -8,8 +8,11 @@ Archive of pre-compiled PyV8 binaries, used by Emmet for Sublime Text plugin.
If you experience issues with automatic PyV8 download of [Emmet for Sublime Text plugin](https://github.com/sergeche/emmet-sublime), you can manually install it:

1. Download PyV8 binary for your OS version (see notes below).
2. Unpack contents of downloaded archive into `PyV8/%filename%` folder inside Sublime Text Packages (find `Browse Packages...` menu item in ST2 editor to get into Packages folder), where `%filename%` is the name of downloaded file (e.g. ut will be `pyv8-win64-p3` if you download `pyv8-win64-p3.zip` file).
3. Restart ST editor.
2. Make a folder called `PyV8` anywhere on your system
3. Unpack contents of downloaded archive into `PyV8/%filename%` where `%filename%` is the name of downloaded file (e.g. it will be `pyv8-win64-p3` if you download `pyv8-win64-p3.zip` file).
4. For ST2, move the `PyV8` folder that you just created inside Sublime Text Packages folder which can be found by clicking `Preferences > Browse Packages` in the ST2 Menu.
5. For ST3, goto `Preferences > Browse Packages` in the ST3 Menu. Then go up one folder to its parent. From there go into the `Installed Packages` folder. Now move the `PyV8` folder that you had created earlier into this (`Installed Packages`) folder.
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I think, you should also write about config.json.

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Readme.md really helped, thanks!

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Thanks, this worked on Ubuntu

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this manual installation instruction worked at my ST3 on ubuntu
thanks

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Thanks. It works at ST3 on win7 64bit

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Yeah,
Thanks dude...
Worked like a charm on ST3 + Win10 x64

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Thank you Igoradamenko!
I am using Ubuntu 16.04 and I have succeeded with your very grateful solution!

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on win7 64bit ST3,the location is 'Sublime Text 3\Installed Packages\PyV8\win64-p3'(I download pyv8-win64-p3.zip ) not 'pyv8-win64-p3',please update README.md

6. Restart ST editor.

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