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  The installation consists of 4 steps:
  <ol>
! <li><a href="#usr">Get aquainted with Terminal</a></li>
  <li><a href="#maple">Install Maple</a></li>
  <li><a href="#tomcat">Install the Tomcat web server</a></li>
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  The installation consists of 4 steps:
  <ol>
! <li><a href="#usr">Get acquainted with Terminal</a></li>
  <li><a href="#maple">Install Maple</a></li>
  <li><a href="#tomcat">Install the Tomcat web server</a></li>
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  GNU General Public License for more details.

! <h2><a name="usr">Get aquainted with Terminal</a></h2>

! The AiM installation will require you to use the Terminal application for some of the installation steps. Terminal can be found in /Applications/Utilities. It is recommended that you place Terminal in your Dock for easier access. There are a few commands that will be of use during the installation. These include <code>cd</code> (change directory), <code>mkdir</code> (make directory), <code>ln -s</code> (make a symbolic link), and <code>sudo</code> (temporarily assume <code>root</code> privlieges).

  Many of the files associated with AiM are placed in subdirectories of the <font color='green'>/usr</font> directory. Under OS X <font color='green'>/usr</font> is hidden. The simplest way to browse and work with <font color='green'>/usr</font> is to create a symbolic link to the directory in your home directory. To do this start the Terminal application and enter, on one line, <font color='green'>ln -s /usr usr</font>. Now open your home directory. You should see a folder called <font color='green'>usr</font>. You can browse through the new folder as you normally would, but must use Terminal to create or move any files into the <font color='green'>/usr</font> directory or any of its subdirectories.
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  GNU General Public License for more details.

! <h2><a name="usr">Get acquainted with Terminal</a></h2>

! The AiM installation will require you to use the Terminal application for some of the installation steps. Terminal can be found in /Applications/Utilities. It is recommended that you place Terminal in your Dock for easier access. There are a few commands that will be of use during the installation. These include <code>cd</code> (change directory), <code>mkdir</code> (make directory), <code>ln -s</code> (make a symbolic link), and <code>sudo</code> (temporarily assume <code>root</code> privileges).

  Many of the files associated with AiM are placed in subdirectories of the <font color='green'>/usr</font> directory. Under OS X <font color='green'>/usr</font> is hidden. The simplest way to browse and work with <font color='green'>/usr</font> is to create a symbolic link to the directory in your home directory. To do this start the Terminal application and enter, on one line, <font color='green'>ln -s /usr usr</font>. Now open your home directory. You should see a folder called <font color='green'>usr</font>. You can browse through the new folder as you normally would, but must use Terminal to create or move any files into the <font color='green'>/usr</font> directory or any of its subdirectories.
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  standard paths <font color='green'>/usr/local/bin</font>, 
  <font color='green'>/usr/bin</font> and <font color='green'>/bin</font>,
! and if it is not found amongst these paths it is set to the copy of 
  <font color='green'>tth</font> that comes with the AiM distribution. 
  If <font color='green'>AutoConf.mpl</font> finds a version
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  standard paths <font color='green'>/usr/local/bin</font>, 
  <font color='green'>/usr/bin</font> and <font color='green'>/bin</font>,
! and if it is not found among these paths it is set to the copy of 
  <font color='green'>tth</font> that comes with the AiM distribution. 
  If <font color='green'>AutoConf.mpl</font> finds a version
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  <p/>
  Note that versions of TtH older that 3.30 may translate some ``unbalanced''
! LaTeX <code>eqnarray</code> environments so that they are not nicely centred. 
  This problem was fixed in version 3.30.
  <p/>
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  <p/>
  Note that versions of TtH older that 3.30 may translate some ``unbalanced''
! LaTeX <code>eqnarray</code> environments so that they are not nicely centered. 
  This problem was fixed in version 3.30.
  <p/>
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  steps:
  <ol>
!  <li>Download the latest file release from 
    <a href="http://sourceforge.net/projects/aimmath/">SourceForge</a> 
    or directly <a href="http://aimmath.sourceforge.net/aim.zip">from here</a>
!   and unzip it into a new folder. <!--You should get a folder called aim Folder. Inside this folder is another folder called AiM. Move the AiM folder to the Desktop.--> Now move this new folder into the 
!   <font color='green'>/usr/local/tomcat/webapps/</font> directory.<!-- by entering
    <blockquote>
    <code>sudo mv ~/Desktop/AiM /usr/local/tomcat/webapps</code>
    </blockquote>
!    in Terminal.-->
!   You can choose any name for this subdirectory. If you choose
    ROOT then the directory will not appear in the URL of the server pages
    for the AiM quizzes. Any other choice will appear in the URL.  (It is
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  steps:
  <ol>
!  <li>Download the latest zipped file release from 
    <a href="http://sourceforge.net/projects/aimmath/">SourceForge</a> 
    or directly <a href="http://aimmath.sourceforge.net/aim.zip">from here</a>
!   and unzip it. You should get a folder called <font color="green">aim Folder</font>. Rename the <font color="green">aim Folder</font> to <font color="green">AiM</font>. Now move the <font color="green">AiM</font> folder into the 
!   <font color='green'>/usr/local/tomcat/webapps/</font> directory by entering
    <blockquote>
    <code>sudo mv ~/Desktop/AiM /usr/local/tomcat/webapps</code>
    </blockquote>
!    in Terminal (assuming you unzipped on the Desktop). If you unzipped in a different location, then type <code>sudo mv </code> and then drag your <font color="green">AiM</font> folder onto the Terminal window. The path to your <font color="green">AiM</font> folder will be auto completed and you can finish the command by entering space and the rest of the command above.
!   You do not have to rename the aim Folder to AiM. You can choose any name for this subdirectory. If you choose
    ROOT then the directory will not appear in the URL of the server pages
    for the AiM quizzes. Any other choice will appear in the URL.  (It is
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    Terminal.<p/>
   </li>
!  <li>Point your webbrowser at the URL of the AiM server. This will be something
   like <font color='green'><a href="http://localhost/AiM/admin.html">http://localhost/AiM/admin.html</a></font>, 
   where you will need to replace <font color='green'>AiM</font> by the name of
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    Terminal.<p/>
   </li>
!  <li>Point your Web browser at the URL of the AiM server. This will be something
   like <font color='green'><a href="http://localhost/AiM/admin.html">http://localhost/AiM/admin.html</a></font>, 
   where you will need to replace <font color='green'>AiM</font> by the name of
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  should look at the most recent Tomcat log file
  <font color='green'>/usr/local/tomcat/logs/log.YYYY-MM-DD.txt</font>, 
! and search backwards from the end for the string
  &quot;unavailable&quot;. Just above this, you should find a
  stacktrace, and the top of the stacktrace may be informative.
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  should look at the most recent Tomcat log file
  <font color='green'>/usr/local/tomcat/logs/log.YYYY-MM-DD.txt</font>, 
! and search backward from the end for the string
  &quot;unavailable&quot;. Just above this, you should find a
  stacktrace, and the top of the stacktrace may be informative.
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    <font color='green'>Config['TomcatPort']</font>
    in <font color='green'>AutoConfig.mws</font> to specify a
!   different port and reexecute that worksheet.
   </li>
   <li>The message <font color='red'>Catalina.stop:
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    <font color='green'>Config['TomcatPort']</font>
    in <font color='green'>AutoConfig.mws</font> to specify a
!   different port and re-execute that worksheet.
   </li>
   <li>The message <font color='red'>Catalina.stop: