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Dave at 23:01, 27 June 2023

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			==How to install on Mac==
	Here is a [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6SNUorsbtH0 tutorial video].<br>		Here is a [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6SNUorsbtH0 tutorial video].<br>

Dave at 23:00, 27 June 2023

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	Here is a [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6SNUorsbtH0 tutorial video].<br>		Here is a [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6SNUorsbtH0 tutorial video].<br>

Dave at 22:19, 8 June 2020

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			Here is a [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6SNUorsbtH0 tutorial video].<br>

	The auto-updater for Mac used to just try to install the new update and launch it for you. However, Apple made this much more difficult with the new OS update, “El Capitan”. Henceforth, the update is not automated, and requires you do do something. That thing, however, is easy. Ready? Here are the steps:		The auto-updater for Mac used to just try to install the new update and launch it for you. However, Apple made this much more difficult with the new OS update, “El Capitan”. Henceforth, the update is not automated, and requires you do do something. That thing, however, is easy. Ready? Here are the steps:

Dave: /* When you run, you still get the old version? */

2019-10-21T22:05:30Z

When you run, you still get the old version?

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	==When you run, you still get the old version?==		==When you run, you still get the old version?==
	This is because the Dock icon is pointing to a copy of the app in the Downloads folder. Do this:		This is because the Dock icon is pointing to a copy of the app in the Downloads folder. Do this:
			# quit kJams
	# in the Finder, go to the "Go" menu and pick "Downloads"		# in the Finder, go to the "Go" menu and pick "Downloads"
	# this folder [[Clean_Desktop_and_Downloads\|really should be empty]], but if it's not, find any and all copies of "kJams" (and kJams installers, zip files, dmg files) and trash them		# this folder [[Clean_Desktop_and_Downloads\|really should be empty]], but if it's not, find any and all copies of "kJams" (and kJams installers, zip files, dmg files) and trash them

Dave: /* When you run, you still get the old version? */

2019-08-08T20:59:31Z

When you run, you still get the old version?

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	This is because the Dock icon is pointing to a copy of the app in the Downloads folder. Do this:		This is because the Dock icon is pointing to a copy of the app in the Downloads folder. Do this:
	# in the Finder, go to the "Go" menu and pick "Downloads"		# in the Finder, go to the "Go" menu and pick "Downloads"
	# this folder really should be empty, but if it's not, find any and all copies of "kJams" (and kJams installers, zip files, dmg files) and trash them		# this folder [[Clean_Desktop_and_Downloads\|really should be empty]], but if it's not, find any and all copies of "kJams" (and kJams installers, zip files, dmg files) and trash them
	# empty the trash		# empty the trash
	# close the window		# close the window

Dave at 20:17, 2 February 2016

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	## Drag it from your Applications folder to your Dock. Now you can launch it from your Dock with a single click.		## Drag it from your Applications folder to your Dock. Now you can launch it from your Dock with a single click.
	# Extra credit: trash the kJams.dmg file in your Downloads folder		# Extra credit: trash the kJams.dmg file in your Downloads folder
			==When you run, you still get the old version?==
			This is because the Dock icon is pointing to a copy of the app in the Downloads folder. Do this:
			# in the Finder, go to the "Go" menu and pick "Downloads"
			# this folder really should be empty, but if it's not, find any and all copies of "kJams" (and kJams installers, zip files, dmg files) and trash them
			# empty the trash
			# close the window
			# drag the kJams dock icon out of the dock, hover for a second, then you'll see a "Remove" tag, now release: poof it's gone
			# in the "Go" menu pick "Applications"
			# find your kJams
			# drag it into the dock.
			Now, when you update in the future, you will not have that problem!

Dave at 22:20, 12 November 2015

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	# If the Finder asks "do you want to replace the old one", answer "hey yeah ya betcha". kJams will be installed.		# If the Finder asks "do you want to replace the old one", answer "hey yeah ya betcha". kJams will be installed.
	# Go to the File menu and pick "Eject", or drag the "Install kJams" disk image to the trash		# Go to the File menu and pick "Eject", or drag the "Install kJams" disk image to the trash
	# Go to your Applications folder (see the "Go" menu if you don't know how) and scroll to where the kJams icon is showing		# if you haven't already, put the icon in your Dock:
	# Drag it from your Applications folder to your Dock. Now you can launch it from your Dock with a single click.		## Go to your Applications folder (see the "Go" menu if you don't know how) and scroll to where the kJams icon is showing
			## Drag it from your Applications folder to your Dock. Now you can launch it from your Dock with a single click.
	# Extra credit: trash the kJams.dmg file in your Downloads folder		# Extra credit: trash the kJams.dmg file in your Downloads folder

Dave at 06:45, 11 November 2015

2015-11-11T06:45:04Z

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			The auto-updater for Mac used to just try to install the new update and launch it for you. However, Apple made this much more difficult with the new OS update, “El Capitan”. Henceforth, the update is not automated, and requires you do do something. That thing, however, is easy. Ready? Here are the steps:

	# You should see a window in the Finder, like this?<br>https://karaoke.kjams.com/screenshots/install.png		# You should see a window in the Finder, like this?<br>https://karaoke.kjams.com/screenshots/install.png
	# You will see the kJams icon on the left, and a shortcut on the right which points to your own Applications folder on your Mac		# You will see the kJams icon on the left, and a shortcut on the right which points to your own Applications folder on your Mac
	# In keeping with the big purple arrow, drag the kJams icon on to the Applications folder (shortcut) icon, then let go. kJams will be installed.		# In keeping with the big purple arrow, drag the kJams icon on to the Applications folder (shortcut) icon, then let go.
			# If the Finder asks "do you want to replace the old one", answer "hey yeah ya betcha". kJams will be installed.
	# Go to the File menu and pick "Eject", or drag the "Install kJams" disk image to the trash		# Go to the File menu and pick "Eject", or drag the "Install kJams" disk image to the trash
	# Go to your Applications folder (see the "Go" menu if you don't know how) and scroll to where the kJams icon is showing		# Go to your Applications folder (see the "Go" menu if you don't know how) and scroll to where the kJams icon is showing
	# Drag it from your Applications folder to your Dock. Now you can launch it from your Dock with a single click.		# Drag it from your Applications folder to your Dock. Now you can launch it from your Dock with a single click.
			# Extra credit: trash the kJams.dmg file in your Downloads folder

Dave: Created page with "# You should see a window in the Finder, like this?
https://karaoke.kjams.com/screenshots/install.png # You will see the kJams icon on the left, and a shortcut on the right..."

2015-11-11T00:17:31Z

Created page with "# You should see a window in the Finder, like this?<br>https://karaoke.kjams.com/screenshots/install.png # You will see the kJams icon on the left, and a shortcut on the right..."

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# You should see a window in the Finder, like this?<br>https://karaoke.kjams.com/screenshots/install.png
# You will see the kJams icon on the left, and a shortcut on the right which points to your own Applications folder on your Mac
# In keeping with the big purple arrow, drag the kJams icon on to the Applications folder (shortcut) icon, then let go. kJams will be installed.
# Go to the File menu and pick "Eject", or drag the "Install kJams" disk image to the trash
# Go to your Applications folder (see the "Go" menu if you don't know how) and scroll to where the kJams icon is showing
# Drag it from your Applications folder to your Dock. Now you can launch it from your Dock with a single click.

Installing/Mac - Revision history

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Dave: /* When you run, you still get the old version? */

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Dave at 20:17, 2 February 2016

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Dave at 06:45, 11 November 2015

Dave: Created page with "# You should see a window in the Finder, like this?https://karaoke.kjams.com/screenshots/install.png # You will see the kJams icon on the left, and a shortcut on the right..."

Dave: Created page with "# You should see a window in the Finder, like this?
https://karaoke.kjams.com/screenshots/install.png # You will see the kJams icon on the left, and a shortcut on the right..."