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In the installation section: "Run the installer" – "Run" Launch. "Installer" again, using the same options. "Follow the prompts" Adhere to instructions.

"Provides" could be delivers. "Comprehensive" as before complete. "Set" might be suite. "Including" could be featuring. "Compiler" is a specific term, but maybe builder? Wait, compiler is a specific term. The user wants synonyms for each word. So "compiler" is a technical term; perhaps synonyms might not apply. But the user says "revise every word", so maybe treat "compiler" as a noun and find synonyms if possible. Hmm. The compiler is a specific tool, but maybe builder? Not sure. Maybe leave it as is? Wait, the user says "revise every word", so if possible. Let me think. Compiler is a program that converts code into machine language. So synonyms might be assembler? Not sure. Maybe translator? sygic premium de por vida

Moving to the second bullet: "Enhanced Debugger". "Enhanced" could be "Improved", "Upgraded", "Advanced". "Debugger" synonyms: "Debug tool", "Troubleshooting utility", "Error checker". "Improved functionality" could be "Enhanced performance", "Upgraded capabilities", "Advanced features". "Support for more advanced debugging techniques" might become "Facility for sophisticated debugging methods", "Enablement of refined troubleshooting approaches", "Accommodation of complex debugging strategies". "Code coverage" synonyms: "Code analysis", "Program inspection", "Instruction tracing". "Profiling" could be "Performance analysis", "Resource monitoring", "Usage tracking". In the installation section: "Run the installer" –

"RAM" is a proper noun? Well, RAM is an acronym, but it's a technical term and not a brand, so maybe it's okay to replace. Wait, the user said to skip proper nouns. Since RAM is a generic term here, perhaps leave as is. Wait, the user might consider RAM (Random Access Memory) as a technical term but not a proper noun. So it should be replaced. But RAM is actually a term, not a proper noun. Hmm, maybe the user wants synonyms for "memory". Let me check again. The instruction is to replace each word with three synonyms, skip proper nouns. So "memory" is not a proper noun, so replace it. But RAM is a type of memory, but since it's written as RAM, which is an acronym, maybe it's considered a proper noun. Hmm. This is a bit ambiguous. The user might want to leave RAM as is. But the instruction says to skip proper nouns. Since RAM is an acronym and a technical term, perhaps leave it. But the user's example in previous interactions might have handled RAM as a proper noun. Let me check the example given in the previous response. In the example, the user had "Windows 10" which was left as is. RAM might be treated similarly as a technical term. So maybe don't replace RAM. But "memory" is a regular word, so replace it. "Provides" could be delivers