Take Arduino1.0.5 as an example, you can install a library in Arduino IDE. And do not unzip the downloaded library, leave it as is. Select “Add Library.” at the top of the drop down list. You will be prompted to select the library you would like to add. Find the.zip file's location and open it. Here I select a library named smallePaper.

Install library for Arduino IDE Library RemoteXY implements the communication between Arduino and Android smartphone or tablet. The library supports all available communication options. To initialize the library with the specified interface, you must use interfaces editor on this site. Interfaces editor allows you to generate the source code of the sketch, which also includes the initialization code library for the developed interface. You need to copy this code into your sketch, in order to work with the library. Download the library RemoteXY by.The link will download a ZIP archive of the library of the latest version.

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To install the library in the Arduino IDE, you must go to menu ' Sketch/Import library./Add library. In the open file window, select the file, select the downloaded ZIP archive library RemoteXY. After you have installed the library, you can check, how it works. For this you will need to open one of the examples, compile it, and upload it to the Arduino. In order to open the example, select File/Examples/RemoteXY/ and then one of the examples. The example provides the simple interface. Based on the example you can start creating your sketch to your task.

If the installation appeared error such as 'Library already installed', then you must first manually delete the folder with the previous version of the library. In Windows OS, libraries are saved under the My documents/Arduino/libraries.

Following the instructions above, on my linux pc, I was unsure whether to copy the new /NewLib/ into /home/USERNAME/sketchbook/libraries/NewLib/*.* or /home/USERNAME/sketchbook/sketch/libraries/NewLib/*.* so I tried each separately, and when the IDE started up it did not seem to know about either and did not recognise a proper #include which gave compiler errors. So, there might be something else to do to get libraries 'installed' as well as copied to the right place while the IDE is off. If so, what is it? As a kludge to workaround this, I copied most of the contents of the.h to the top of my.ino sketch, added declarations near the top for two named functions in the.cpp of the library, copied some variables declarations from the top of the.cpp to the top of the.ino, and copied the functions from the.cpp to lower down in my.ino Horrid, but that worked. Now how does one instal a library properly, rather than raiding it for functions?

@jhbishop, I just realised you dredged up an ancient thread of someone else's with your query. You shouldn't have done that. Anyway,did you try a Google search with the phrase 'Arduino Time Library'? (Took me all of 10 seconds to find.) The 'Playground Page':- The documentation page:- The 'Time' download page:- Edit: From the 'Playground' page, you should also be able to find your way to the 'TimeAlarms' and 'DS1307RTC' libraries, if you need them. Edit2: Actually, just looking at the IDE, they're also available for download/installation directly. (You couldn't have looked too hard here either.) >Sketch >Include Library >Manage Libraries, then under 'Topic', select 'Timing' to shorten the list. You'll find all three libs, along with a range of other timing-related libraries.