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r835 r845 61 61 X11 is installed. 62 62 <P> 63 X11 for 10.3 can also be downloaded 63 X11 for 10.3 can also be downloaded (43 Mb!) 64 64 from Apple 65 65 (<a href="http://www.nist.gov/cgi-bin/exit_nist.cgi?url= 66 http://www.apple.com/ macosx/features/x11/download/"67 >http://www.apple.com/ macosx/features/x11/download/</A>).66 http://www.apple.com/support/downloads/x11formacosx.html" 67 >http://www.apple.com/support/downloads/x11formacosx.html</A>). 68 68 <P> 69 69 If you have a PowerBook that shipped with 10.3, you may have your … … 71 71 While Apple technical support does not appear to know this 72 72 (or at least they did not, when I called), 73 you can find the X11 package in a folder hidden on the DVD.73 I found the X11 package in a folder hidden on the DVD. 74 74 Use the finder Go/"Go to folder" (shift-command-G) menu item to open 75 75 hidden folder <tt>/Volumes/PowerBook Software/System</tt> … … 82 82 Finally, double-click on the X11User.pkg file and X11 is installed. 83 83 Just like that! 84 <P> 85 For people who do like the command line, typing this works too: 86 <PRE> 87 find /Volumes -name "X11User.pkg" 88 </PRE> 89 You can then copy the file to some place that is easy to access 90 (like the desktop) so that it is easy to click on with a command like this: 91 <PRE> 92 cp "/Volumes/PowerBook Software/System/Installation/Packages/X11User.pkg" ~/Desktop/ 93 </PRE> 84 94 </DL></DL> 85 95 … … 145 155 <P> 146 156 Note, that this <B><U>EXPGUI app will not 147 work correctly if copied or moved to another folder</U></B> it must be located 157 work correctly if copied or moved to another folder</U></B>. 158 It must be located 148 159 in the gsas folder along with all the other files and 149 160 subdirectories needed by GSAS & EXPGUI -- you can instead
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