The NooJ family comprises NooJ for Windows, NooJ for Java, ATISHS and WebNooJ.

⟶ Download latest version of NooJ for Windows here. Latest version: December 4th, 2024.

Download the NooJApp.zip file, move it onto your desktop, double-click it to open it, and then drag the NooJApp folder onto your desktop to uncompress it. Delete the compressed file NooJApp.zip to make sure you will not use it accidentally. Inside the folder NoojApp, inside the folder _App, double-click the file Nooj.exe to install it first (be patient and answer "OK" to all questions), and then to launch NooJ.

If you get the message "Windows protected your PC", click "More info", and then "Run anyway".

You might want to add a shortcut for the Nooj.exe file to the desktop or dock and associate NooJ file types (.noc, .nof, .nog, .nom, .not) to the NooJ application so that you can launch NooJ by double-clicking NooJ linguistic resources, see Info ⟶ Preferences.

Note to Macos and Linux users: NooJ runs fine in virtual machines such as VirtualBox, VMWare Fusion and Paralels.

⟶ Download NooJ for Java here.

The Java NooJ version is a simplified version of NooJ developed with the European Metashare CESAR project’s support for pedagogical applications, both for students in computer science (to study the source code) and students in computational linguistics: it is open-source and very well documented, its file formats are readable in text formats. It runs on any operating system, including Linux, Macos, Windows and UNIX.

- Make sure JAVA as well as its JDK are correctly installed on your computer.
- Uncompress the Java NooJ.zip file onto your desktop, and then delete the .zip file to make sure you will not use it accidentally.

Mac users: double-click "NooJ for macOS". The first time, you will get warning message "NooJ for macOS.command Not Opened" because Apple could not verify it is free of malware (it is!). To allow the application to run, go to System Settings ⟶ Privacy & Security, then scroll down to "Security", then click "Allow Anyway" right to "NooJ for macOS.command"

LINUX and UNIX users: run a shell (e.g. Terminal), then type in the two commands:
cd "Desktop/Java NooJ"
java -jar Nooj.jar

⟶ ATISHS (Analyseur de Textes Innovant pour les Sciences de l'Homme et de la Société): this is a tool for the Digital Humanities.

⟶ WebNooJ: this is a simplified WEB interface for NooJ, to teach Corpus Linguistics to students.