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== Our recommendation ==
== Our recommendation ==


On Mac OS, we suggest the Smultron text editor. You'll have to first ''download'' it, then ''install'' it.
On Mac OS, we suggest the Smultron text editor. You'll have to first download it, then install it.


To ''download' Smultron:
To download Smultron:


* Click [http://voxel.dl.sourceforge.net/project/smultron/smultron/3.5.1/Smultron-3.5.1.zip this link and download the ZIP file]
* Click [http://voxel.dl.sourceforge.net/project/smultron/smultron/3.5.1/Smultron-3.5.1.zip this link and download the ZIP file]
* The ZIP file will expand, and you will have app called Smultron.
* The ZIP file will expand into an application called Smultron.
* Open Finder from the bar at the bottom.
* Open Finder from the bar at the bottom.


To ''install' it:
To install Smultron:


* Start Finder
* Start Finder
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* Drag the Smultron icon to any blank space in that window.
* Drag the Smultron icon to any blank space in that window.


To ''run'' Smultron:
To run Smultron:


* Start Finder
* Start Finder

Latest revision as of 13:01, 24 September 2011

Our recommendation

On Mac OS, we suggest the Smultron text editor. You'll have to first download it, then install it.

To download Smultron:

To install Smultron:

  • Start Finder
  • On the left side of the Finder, under "Places", click on "Applications".
  • Drag the Smultron icon to any blank space in that window.

To run Smultron:

  • Start Finder
  • On the left side of the Finder, under "Places", click on "Applications".
  • In the middle column, scroll down to to find Smultron.
  • Double-click Smultron to launch the editor.

Success!

Now you have an editor that you can use to open any text file, including Python programs.

If you prefer a different editor for text, check with an instructor before moving on to make sure it will work for the weekend.

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