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Ideally you download that script and copy that to a directory in your search path (e.g. `/usr/local/bin`), then it will be available for all your Drupal projects.
Go to the project root for which you want to use **L3D** and execute the downloaded script (simply type `l3d` at the command prompt). It will ask you for the PHP version to be used (input `7.0`, `7.1` or `7.2`) and it will download the matching L3D image and start a container for you.
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## Update the image
When starting **L3D** with the script this will simply re-use the latest available image in your local docker environment. To force your docker to download the latest version of an image you can use `l3d -u` which will also start the working container for you but check for an updated version of the image first.
When starting **L3D** with the script this will simply re-use the latest available image in your local docker environment. To force your docker to download the latest version of an image you can use `l3d update` which will also start the working container for you but check for an updated version of the image first.
## Update the start script
Just call `l3d selfupdate` and the start script will be updated from the original repository.
## Getting help
Calling `l3d help` displays information about **L3D** and provides a link to further details.