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 ## Setting Up
 
-We assume that before you begin, you will have [Ruby](http://www.ruby-lang.org/en/) and [RubyGems](http://rubygems.org/) installed on your system.  If you are on OS X, this should already be done for you.  On Windows, [you will need to do some work](https://forwardhq.com/support/installing-ruby-windows).
+Your first step will be [signing up for a free account with Cloud9](https://c9.io/site/pricing/).  Once you have successfully signed up for an account, you must [go to your account dashboard from the home page](https://c9.io/).  On your dashboard, click "Create New Workspace":
 
-Before you can run this project, you will need to set three system environment variables.  These are:
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-* `TWILIO_ACCOUNT_SID` : Your Twilio "account SID" - it's like your username for the Twilio API.  This and the auth token (below) can be found [on your account dashboard](https://www.twilio.com/user/account).
-* `TWILIO_AUTH_TOKEN` : Your Twilio "auth token" - it's your password for the Twilio API.  This and the account SID (above) can be found [on your account dashboard](https://www.twilio.com/user/account).
-* `TWILIO_NUMBER` : A Twilio number that you own, that can be used for making calls and sending messages.  You can find a list of phone numbers you control (and buy another one, if necessary) [in the account portal](https://www.twilio.com/user/account/phone-numbers/incoming).
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-For Mac and Linux, environment variables can be set by opening a terminal window and typing the following three commands - replace all the characters after the `=` with values from your Twilio account:
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-    export TWILIO_ACCOUNT_SID=ACXXXXXXXXX
-    export TWILIO_AUTH_TOKEN=XXXXXXXXX
-    export TWILIO_NUMBER=+16518675309
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-To make these changes persist for every new terminal (on OS X), you can edit the file `~/.bash_profile` to contain the three commands above.  This will set these environment variables for every subsequent session. Once you have edited the file to contain these commands, run `source ~/.bash_profile` in the terminal to set up these variables.
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-On Windows, the easiest way to set permanent environment variables (as of Windows 8) is using the `setx` command.  Note that there is no `=`, just the key and value separated by a space:
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-    setx TWILIO_ACCOUNT_SID ACXXXXXXXXX
-    setx TWILIO_AUTH_TOKEN XXXXXXXXX
-    setx TWILIO_NUMBER +16518675309
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-## Running the application
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-[Download the project source code directly](https://github.com/twilio/starter-ruby/archive/master.zip) or [clone the repository on GitHub](https://github.com/twilio/starter-ruby).  Navigate to the folder with the source code on your machine in a terminal window.
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-You will first need to install the application's dependencies.  You can do this manually using RubyGems, or you can install them using [Bundler](http://bundler.io/) and the include gem file.  To install via bundler, type:
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-    bundle install
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-To install the gems manually (if you don't know what bundler is and/or don't have it installed), type the following commands:
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-    gem install twilio-ruby
-    gem install sinatra
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-Now, you should be able to launch the application.  From your terminal, run `ruby app.rb`.  This should launch your sinatra application on port 4567 - [visit that URL on your local host](http://localhost:4567/).  Enter your mobile number in the fields provided, and test both SMS text messages and phone calls being sent to the mobile number you provide.
+![new workspace](http://demo.kevinwhinnery.com/upload/Dashboard_-_Cloud9-20130827-075733.png)
 
 ## Begin Questing!
 This is but your first step into a larger world.  [Return to TwilioQuest](http://quest.twilio.com) to continue your adventure.  Huzzah!