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      <title>Running Hugo with PaperMod on Windows</title>
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      <description>Running Hugo with PaperMod on Windows To create a static website I installed Hugo on Windows 10. And I followed the quick start instructions
Fist step:
Download Hugo (I used version hugo_0.108.0_windows-amd64) Extract Hugo (I choose C:\hugo_0.108.0_windows-amd64) Add Hugo to the Windows classpath Right-click on the Start Button. Select &amp;ldquo;System&amp;rdquo; from the context menu. Click &amp;ldquo;Advanced system settings&amp;rdquo; Go to the &amp;ldquo;Advanced&amp;rdquo; tab. Click &amp;ldquo;Environment Variables…&amp;rdquo; Click variable called &amp;ldquo;Path&amp;rdquo; and click &amp;ldquo;Edit&amp;hellip;&amp;rdquo; Click &amp;ldquo;New&amp;rdquo; Enter the path to the folder containing the binary you want on your PATH.</description>
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