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<h1>
Installing the Papercut client for Macs</h1>
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<td>The first step for using the Papercut printer accounting system is
to install a small piece of software.&nbsp; After that, printers are added,
which will be covered in a different page.
<p>
<p>
Special note:  Mac OS/X 10.8 (aka, Mountain Lion) and newer have an additional step that <B>must</b> be done first.
<p>
If you have such a machine, follow the instructions 
<a href="http://www.sfu.ca/mps/papercut/papercut_clients/papercut-mac-os-x-10-8-extra1.html">here</a>
before doing anything else.

<p>&nbsp;</td>
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<td>1. Using Safari, download the Mac install files from
<center>
<p><a href="http://www.sfu.ca/~papercut/downloads/mac.zip">http://www.sfu.ca/~papercut/downloads/mac.zip</a></center>

<p><br>
<br>&nbsp;</td>

<td><img SRC="./mac_client/11.png" height=290 width=471></td>
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<td>2. The files will appear in your Downloads folder on your dock.</td>

<td><img SRC="./mac_client/12.png" height=110 width=208></td>
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<td>3. Right-click on the folder and select&nbsp;
<center>
<p>Open "Downloads"</center>
</td>

<td><img SRC="./mac_client/13.png" height=483 width=266></td>
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<td>4. Open the&nbsp;
<center>
<p>mac&nbsp;</center>

<p>folder and then double-click
<center>
<p>client-local-install</center>
</td>

<td><img SRC="./mac_client/14.png" height=247 width=463></td>
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<td>5. You may be asked about a downloaded app.&nbsp; If so, click Open.
<p>(You may not be asked .. no worries if you're not asked.)</td>

<td><img SRC="./mac_client/15.png" height=204 width=491></td>
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<td>6. If you see the dialog box shown to the right, click Yes.
<p>You may also see a dancing "script" icon on your dock.&nbsp; Double-click
it to reveal the Yes/Quit dialog and then click Yes.</td>

<td><img SRC="./mac_client/16.png" height=126 width=373>
<p><img SRC="./mac_client/16a.png" height=101 width=266></td>
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<td>7. If you do not have Java installed (and many modern Macs do not),
you get this message.&nbsp; Click Install.
<p>If you DO have Java installed, skip straight to step 12.
<br>&nbsp;
<br>&nbsp;</td>

<td><img SRC="./mac_client/17.png" height=228 width=490></td>
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<td>8. Click Agree.</td>

<td><img SRC="./mac_client/18.png" height=516 width=654></td>
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<td>9. Then patiently wait as Java is installed.
<p>Once done, click OK.</td>

<td><img SRC="./mac_client/19.png" height=158 width=519><img SRC="./mac_client/20.png" BORDER=0 height=159 width=523><img SRC="./mac_client/21.png" height=156 width=522></td>
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<td>10.This window has been hiding behind the Java install windows.&nbsp;
Click OK.
<p>&nbsp;</td>

<td><img SRC="./mac_client/21a.png" height=156 width=487></td>
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<td>11. You've seen this before; click Open.
<p>&nbsp;</td>

<td><img SRC="./mac_client/22.png" height=192 width=493></td>
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<td>12. Ta-da, Papercut is installed.
<p>Fill in your SFU user ID and SFU password.
<p>If you are the ONLY user of this computer, click&nbsp;
<center>
<p>"Remember my identity"</center>

<p>as shown here.&nbsp; If the computer is shared, leave the box unchecked.
<p>Then click OK.
<br>&nbsp;</td>

<td><img SRC="./mac_client/23.png" height=322 width=641></td>
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<td>13.All going well, you should now see your balance in what will become
a familiar window.
<p>You can start to add printers.&nbsp; This will take you to the add printers
page.
<br>&nbsp;
<p>If you do <b>not </b>see your balance appearing, you may not yet be
in the Papercut system.&nbsp; (If you're not in the system, you clearly
can't have a balance.)
<p>See your local computer support person to see why you don't.</td>

<td><img SRC="./mac_client/24.png" BORDER=0 height=116 width=240></td>
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<p>There's one last thing to do.  Since you'll probably need the Papercut client every time you log in,
you may as well start the client automatically.  <a href="./mac_auto.php">This link</a> gives instructions
on how to have your Mac fire up Papercut every time you log in.

<p>With all of the above complete, it's time to add some printers.<a href="./mac_printer.php">This link</a> will show you how.
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