if dot -V
(note: capital V) gives a result similar to this
dot -V
dot - graphviz version 5.0.0 (20220707.1540)
You are good to go
Here are two links taht describe how to work with Graphviz:
- Absolute beginner - how do I create a dot file
- windows - Graphviz: How to go from .dot to a graph? - Stack Overflow
Here is a mini tutorial on how to create a Graphviz input file:
Using any editor that can create a text file, create a file named first.gv and copy/paste the following (in a known directory):
digraph {
hello [shape=circle]
world [color=red]
hello -> world
}
Then start a cmd window, cd to the above directory and type:
dot -Tpng first.gv > first.png
using Windows File Explorer, display first.png