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# Copy the Colloquy application to your Applications folder.
# '''Potential problem (and solution)''': When you try to open Colloquy, you may get a message from OS X saying that it's from an unidentified developer so you can't open it. To fix this, open your System Preferences application, click "Security & Privacy", click the "General" tab, and you may see an "Open Anyway" button regarding the Colloquy app that you just tried to open. You can click that button! You can also change the setting under "Allow applications downloaded from..." to "Anywhere".
# Read through the material on [http://www.smogon.com/irc/tutorials/colloquy Getting started with Colloquy] - but '''note''' that instead of connecting to the server name and channel name recommended in this tutorial, you should use the IRC server name and channel name listed below. We'll practice using IRC in depth later in the day.
== IRC client practice: joining the OpenHatch channel ==
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