Batch files are simply windows command files (it's a text file with a .bat
extension). OSGeo4w includes some of these files which are optimised for
launching QGIS. Because you may have multiple versions of QGIS installed in
parallel, each version of QGIS should have a launcher of this type
in
James H. Romer wrote
> I am very new to QGIS (and also new to GIS). I only want the LTR version
> (and not the developer version) of QGIS.
Hi James,
I recommend you to install the standalone version of your choice to avoid
any difficulties in installing QGIS.
Regards.
Andrea Giudiceandrea
Hello Andrea Giudiceandrea,
Thank you very much for this advice. Best, Jim Romer
On 2021-01-10 2:55 PM, Andrea Giudiceandrea wrote:
James H. Romer wrote
I am very new to QGIS (and also new to GIS). I only want the LTR version
(and not the developer version) of QGIS.
Hi James,
I recommend
Hello Charles Dixon-Paver,
Thank you very much for your very thoughtful and clear response to
my query. I hadn't even realized that OSGeo4W64 was more than just a
tool for downloading a version of QGIS and that it is now sitting in my
computer for me to use. I haven't fully digested all of
