Installing Wine may be different per operating system. Therefore some examples are given below.
It is assumed that you have already installed Bibledit according to the standard instructions.
Installing Wine on Fedora Core 4. See Install Wine through RPM.
Installing Wine on Ubuntu 5.10. See Install Wine on Ubuntu.
Type
wine
for the first time to let it make configuration entries. No errors should follow.
Next you will install WineTools.
Installing WineTools on Fedora Core 4. See Install WineTools through RPM.
Installing WineTools on Ubuntu 5.10. See Install WineTools on Ubuntu.
Now proceed with winetools.
To start winetools, in the terminal type
winetools
Click OK a few times.
In the WineTools window, select "Base setup" and click OK.
In the Base Setup window, create a fake Windows drive and follow all instructions on the screen. When through, notice the place where the fake windows drive was created, in ~/.wine
A fake Windows drive is different from any existing real Windows partition you might have, and the Wine fake Windows drive will not affect it.
Connect to the Internet.
Install TrueType font Arial.
Install DCOM98.
Install Microsoft Foundation Classes 4.x.
Install Internet Explorer 6.0 SP1.
Click Main Menu to go back in the WineTools window. From there choose Install Windows system software and click OK.
From the System Software window, install Windows Installer.
Install MDAC 2.8 and Jet 4.0 SP8.
Install MSXML 4.0 Service Pack 2.
Install Windows Script 5.6.
Install Common Controls 5.0.
Click Main Menu to close the window.
In the WineTools window, click and install Microsoft TrueType core fonts. Install all of them.
Close WineTools.
Note. With winetools you can uninstall software, kill any wine processes that hang, reboot Windows, and so on.