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+You can add Console.Waterworks to your project in several ways. The two most common ways are via Visual Studio. You can use either its Package Manager GUI or Console. If you do not use Visual Studio, you can use .Net's CLI as an alternative.
+Visual Studio's Package Manger GUI
+
+When in the GUI, search for "Console.Waterworks" and click "install". See Figure 2 for more information.
+
+(Image: Adding Waterworks to your project via Visual Studio's Package Manager GUI.)
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+## Visual Studio's Package Manager Console
+
+In the console window type the following,
+
+```cs
+// Insert the version number of your choice.
+Install-Package Console.Waterworks -Version 1.0.0.0
+```
+
+(Image: Adding Waterworks to your project via Visual Studio's Package Manager Console.)
+
+## .Net's CLI
+
+If you are not using Visual Studio, you can add Console.Waterworks to your project via the .Net CLI. You can add it by typing the following into the CLI,
+
+```cs
+// Insert the version number of your choice.
+dotnet add package Console.Waterworks --version 1.0.0.0
+```
+
+(Image: Adding Waterworks to your project via Dot-Net's CLI.)
+
+Now you have added Console.Waterworks to your project, you can start using it.