Installing Metaglue is straightforward. First, make sure that you have a reasonably recent version of Java. Currently, Java version 1.2.2 is totally supported, and we've had users report success running Metaglue against Java 1.3. If your computer doesn't have Java, go to http://java.sun.com/products and get the Standard Edition of the Java Platform.
Go to http://www.ai.mit.edu/projects/hal/release/metaglue.jar to download the `metaglue.jar' file, and place it in whatever directory you feel is appropriate (your home directory is fine).
You will then need to update your CLASSPATH environment variable to include the `metaglue.jar' file. This can be done through your `.bashrc' file in Unix or through the Windows Control Panel. In Windows, go to Start->Settings->Control Panel->System, and select the "Environment" panel. Add or modify the CLASSPATH variable with the full location to the `metaglue.jar' file.
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