On a Mac system follow the instructions below
(this is a hint from David Lane)
"Many Macintosh users may not know how easy it is to run a Java program (All Macs come with Sun's Java installed). The easiest instruction for a novice would be to copy the jar file to their home directory, run the terminal program, and then type in the Java command."

Ok, create a directory for AnalyzeEverything in your home/ directory
f. ex.: home/Analyze/,
Copy the file Analyze.jar to that directory,
Run the terminal program, switch to that directory,
and type (one line)
java -jar -Xmx256M Analyze.jar

Create a directory for AnalyzeEverything (f.ex.: C:\Analyze).
Hint: Use a directory-path without spaces in the name. F.ex.:
C:\My Files\Analyze is a bad choice (but not impossible).
C:\My_Files\Analyze is a good choice.

Download the file Analyze.jar (do not rename the file) and save it to the created directory.
Hint: JAVA is very case sensitive, so Analyze and AnAlYzE are different!

Open a command window. Switch to that directory (important)!
Assuming the directory for AnalyzeEverything is C:\Analyze, You should type
cd .. (press [Enter])
repeatedly until You are in the root directory of the installation drive...
Type
cd C:\Analyze

Then start AnalyzeEverything for the first time (from within that directory) by typing
java -jar Analyze.jar

For subsequent program starts a start script (for now only on Windows or eCS, OS/2 systems) is automatically created...