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Hello Mike,
in case you don't find the place on your system, where examples are installed,
you might simply want to open the "CODESYS Building Automation 1.0.0.0.package" you've downloaded,
using 7zip ore some other unzip tool.
The package itself is basically a zip archiv, with content following specific rules.
Within the package zip here is a folder "Projects" which contains the examples.
Extract the examples from there to wherever you like.
Hope this helps.
Ullrich
Hello Ullrich,
.package should have been obvious enough but I guess I missed that part somehow so I had not tried to unzip that compressed folder. Not a whole lot familiar with libraries as well so.
Thank you very much for your time as I effectively found the required project file that way.
Kind regards,
Mike