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Line 17: <li> Select a download site. It is recommended to use with one with an SSL certificate (i.e. starts with https://) : [[File: osgeo4w_installation_6.PNG]] <li> Use the search bar to search for "QGIS". Expand the '''Desktop''' dropdown and find "qgis: QGIS Desktop" under the '''package''' column. Left-click the "skip" text and the text will change to the latest version number. Once the ~~verseion~~version number is showing, this will be the version installed when you proceed. If you left-click again, the version number may change again to the previous version. If you keep left-clicking it will cycle back to "skip". (Note: you could also choose the "qgis-ltr: QGIS Desktop (long term release)" instead, and this would install the long term release version). : [[File: osgeo4w_installation_7.PNG]] <li> The installation also requires manually choosing several Python libraries. Use the search bar again and search for "scipy". Expand the '''Libs''' dropdown and find "python3-scipy". Left-click the "skip" text once to choose the latest scipy library version. : [[File: osgeo4w_installation_8.PNG]] <li> The following python libraries should be added: * scipy * matplotlib Line 31: * rtree * shapely * colorama <li> Click '''Next''' <li> Continue to work through the steps of the installation process - the installer will ask you to also install a number of dependencies (make sure to click yes to these) and prompt for license agreements Line 71 ⟶ 72: <br> <br> =Installing Python Dependencies (works for any installation method)= It's also possible to install Python dependencies in your QGIS installation without having installed QGIS via OSGeo4W. This is done via the OSGeo4W shell, which is installed regardless of installation method. <ol> <li> Open start menu and search for <b>OSGeo4W Shell</b> <li> Type "setup" and press return <li> Follow the [[#Installation_Steps\|Installation Steps]] above starting at <b>Step 3</b> </ol> It's possible to {{Tips Navigation \|uplink=[[QGIS_Tips\| Back to QGIS Tips page]]