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Installing Corona SDK - a reference

Corona SDK on Windows only supports device builds for Android devices. Corona SDK on Mac OS X supports both iOS and Android development.

You can download  corona from here .....download corona
After downloading, double-click the .msi installer file and follow the steps in Corona's installation wizard.

Activating the SDK:
 In order to use the Corona SDK, you must be connected to the Internet and perform a simple one-time authorization process.

Open the Corona Simulator from the folder where you installed it. The first time you launch, you will be presented with a License Agreement (EULA). Read the license terms and clickAgree. If you've already registered for a Corona account, simply enter your account e-mail and password to activate the SDK. Otherwise, click Register to create an account.

Corona Developer Login
Upon successful login, you will receive a confirmation dialog. You're ready to get started!

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In order to build for Android or ios you may need Android sdk or  OS X supports respectfully.
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