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Save a few steps
You can save a few steps by not using the "sudo" command above. By eliminating the sudo part of the "cp -R" command you won't have to change the owner later. You can also do this without using the terminal but so far it DOES NOT WORK... I can copy the forest.slidesaver bundle and it shows up fine in my personal library folder, gets renamed and is owned by me, but I cannot open the "Contents" folder. Looking at it from the command line the permissions are correct and I'm perplexed why the finder copy version doesn't work properly.
The Easy Way
If you want to practical and save time from all the technicalities, this is what you need to do... |
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