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1. #How to screenshot on mac 2013 install#
2. #How to screenshot on mac 2013 software#
3. #How to screenshot on mac 2013 Pc#
4. #How to screenshot on mac 2013 license#
5. #How to screenshot on mac 2013 download#

(Optional) Automate the launching of multiple zleafsįor an application that launches multiple zLeafs at once, replace the above shell command (the section that used to say “ cat“) with the following: for i in $(seq 1 do /opt/local/bin/wine /path/to/ztree/zleaf.exe /name "Player $i" & doneĪgain, remember to replace “ /path/to/ztree/” with the actual path to your copy of “zleaf.exe”. If it works as expected, save your application as “zLeaf” in the Applications folder.opt/local/bin/wine /path/to/ztree/zleaf.exe sure to change “ /path/to/ztree/” with the actual path to your copy of “zleaf.exe”. Double-click the “Run Shell Script” option.

Type “ shell” where your cursor is (in the search field that says “ask”).For “Question”, type “ Type a name for this zleaf.“.Type “ ask” where your cursor is (in the search field that says “Name”).Select “Application” and click “Choose” as in step 6.You can then create another zleaf by changing “ test1” to “ test2” in order to test a 2-subject experiment. Where “ test1” is the name you assign to the zleaf. To run a zleaf for testing purposes enter the following command into a terminal while in the directory containing zleaf.exe: wine zleaf.exe /name test1 Click on the Automator logo near the top (it will get a blue halo) Click the icon near the top-left.and press Command+V to paste the icon.Ĭongratulations! Now you have zTree running in Mac and it looks native! (Optional) Step 7: Start zleafs for testing.Control-Click or right-click (or two-finger-click) the “zTree” application.Click “Applications” on the left and find “zTree”.Click on the newly created “ztree” icon file.Click “Downloads” on the left (assuming that’s where you saved the file) and double-click the file “ztree.hqx”.(Optional) Add z-Tree icon to Automator Application ZTree can now be launched just as you would any other application. If it works as expected, save your application as “zTree” in the Applications folder.Test your application by clicking “Run” (the play button in the top-right corner).opt/local/bin/wine /path/to/ztree/ztree.exeīe sure to change “/path/to/ztree/” with the actual path to your copy of “ztree.exe”. Type “ shell” where your cursor is (in the search field that says “Name”).Select “Application” and click “Choose” Select Application.Open Automator (open Launchpad, and find Automator in the “Other” group or type “ automator“, then press Return/ Enter).

(Optional) Step 6: Setup a shortcut to z-Tree Open a terminal, navigate to the folder containing “z-tree.exe” (i.e., use “ cd“) and enter the following command: wine ztree.exe

#How to screenshot on mac 2013 install#

#How to screenshot on mac 2013 download#

#How to screenshot on mac 2013 software#

Using MacPorts makes it a snap to download and install open-source software on OS X.

#How to screenshot on mac 2013 license#

If you do not have these files, you will need to request them via snail-mail using the license contract here or find a friend with a copy. This tutorial assumes you have a copy of ztree.exe and zleaf.exe. So, if you have any of these installed feel free to skip the relevant sections. We will be installing Xcode, Command Line Tools, MacPorts, and Wine.

#How to screenshot on mac 2013 Pc#

As I am too lazy and disinterested in my PC to fire it up and run z-Tree on it, I decided to get it running on my Mac and share with you how easy it actually is. As purveyors of fine (or bland) economic experiments will know, z-Tree is currently Windows only. To save oneself trouble.Īs I was working on my MacBook Pro, adjacent to a less attractive (and currently off) PC, I decided to run z-Tree. I don’t think necessity is the mother of invention - invention, in my opinion, arises directly from idleness, possibly also from laziness. As the late, great Agatha Christie wrote: