Hi Andy,

In terms of installing another arduino ide version just grab the zip instead of the installer from the arduino.cc web site. The installer configured the usb drivers and does little else. So after installing 1.5 you can grab any zip then it is easy to register the new ide path under 1.0.x in Visual Micro?

Some examples are in different locations for 1.5 and it sounds like we need to take a look for the next release at finding them all. No matter they are easy to find using windows explorer ...

1) Look under [arduinoide]/examples
2) Libraries are contained in 
  a) [arduinoide]/libraries 
  b) [arduinoide]/hardware/arduino/avr/libraries
  c) custom library examples: [mydcouments]/arduino/libraries

nb: Each library should contain a sub folder called examples

I hope this makes sense?

Thanks

Hi Andy,

Visual Micro is just a plugin that reads whatever you have installed on your pc within the supported Arduino locations.

I expect the video was done with lots of different open source Arduino libraries installed. We don't produce any just work with whatever you decide to download and use.

When you download Arduino libraries they normally come with a few examples of how to use the libraries.

There are lots of Arduino libraries and examples available on the internet but there is not one location to find them. You have to use google to find them or the http://playground.arduino.cc/Main/GeneralCodeLibrary is also useful.