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    Just checked on my 6.9.1 install, I have it installed, version 1.13.4 under the category ’infrastructure’
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      Ah. I see it as an installable plugin in tools->plugins->Available Plugins in 6.9.1.
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        Yes, sorry BobRay, I tend to use the word module here as they are called that at the code level but they use the word plugins in the GUI for some reason.
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          Thanks guys, I will try this solutions tonight...
          I work locally and before I used to click on the scanning area
          and I could terminate the scanning, but it seems that with 6.8-6.9
          I will have to use the module/addon...
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            Not to throw in a shameless plug...

            If the project scanning is slowing things to a crawl, you may want to try NetBeans on Linux. Many efficiencies gained by running Linux are fairly undetectable, but (at least from my experiences) running a Java-based IDE -- with all the scanning, or context sensitive processes going on -- is almost always incredibly more efficient on the same machine when running Linux as you OS.

            By the way, I’ve been using NetBeans since the start of this thread and very much appreciate it.
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