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      <h2>Some Basic Preparation</h2>
      <p>This document assumes you are running PythonCard on a Windows machine. If 
!     you're on a Linux system, you'll have to adjust some of the instructions to 
!     match the directory structure and other differences on your machine. At this 
!     writing, PythonCard does not yet run on a Macintosh because it relies on the 
!     wxWindows cross-platform GUI library, which is in the process of being ported
!     to the Mac. When that port is complete and we've moved PythonCard to the Mac,
!     we'll undoubtedly add appropriate instructions to this and other tutorial 
!     documents.</p>
      <p>You will also have to have access to a <a href="http://www.python.org/editors/">Python-aware editor</a>.
!     The good news is that PythonCard comes with a robust editor called codeEditor.
      When you install PythonCard, codeEditor appears in the tools sub-directory.
      We recommend that you make it easy to open your Python source files (all of 
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      <h2>Some Basic Preparation</h2>
      <p>This document assumes you are running PythonCard on a Windows machine. If 
!     you're on a Macintosh or Linux system, you'll have to adjust some of the instructions to 
!     match the directory structure and other differences on your machine.</p>
      <p>You will also have to have access to a <a href="http://www.python.org/editors/">Python-aware editor</a>.
!     The good news is that PythonCard comes with a robust editor called <a href="tools/codeEditor">codeEditor</a>.
      When you install PythonCard, codeEditor appears in the tools sub-directory.
      We recommend that you make it easy to open your Python source files (all of