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