====Installing Libraries====

ARDI is designed to run on a wide range of different systems and a huge variety of applications.

Because of this, we don't include //everything// with an ARDI installation. If you use new features, drivers or modules, you might need to install extra **Python Modules**.

===Installing Python Modules===

To install a module, you'll first need its //name//. For example, the library to help publish reports to Google Drive is called **gdrive2**.

Once you know its name, you'll need to do the following...

  * Sign into your ARDI server (for example, using SSH for Linux or Remote Desktop for Windows servers),
  * Open a terminal/command window,
  * Type the following, replacing //packagename// with the name of the Python package you need.

===On Linux===
**pip3 install** //packagename//

===On Windows===
**c:\python\scripts\pip install** //packagename//