(Mac OS X offers to replace the old version with the new one when the name is the same) "Updating" is performed by removing the old version and replacing it by the new version. And you uninstall by moving that folder to the trash. You install by dragging a folder out of the installation image to your harddisk. Installation on Mac OS X via "manual install" (drag'n'drop) installer doesn't offer an uninstall or update method. Help | User Interface Element Templates | Example Spec Migration In case authentication fails, the installation is aborted: If the user did choose to identify, a Mac's default authentication dialog is shown, asking for the user to provide an admin account's username and password: In that case he has the choice to identify as administrator or to abort the installation:
(in the screenshots, the user did choose an invalid application) In that case, Mac's default file-picker is shown, asking the user to select the correct app. The user doesn't choose one of the autodetected installations, but uses the option to select his/her own.Once the installation is finished, the final dialog is displayed: When the user did pick one of the suggested versions (and the version really is an OOo install), then he will be informed that the installation is about to begin: When the user doesn't abort the installation, he will be promted to choose on of the detected installations of : When the user launches the installer, he will be greeted with the following dialog ( NOTE: Strings not final yet/open for discussion): Within the dmg, the user will find two folders with the readme and license and an installation program. The user opens/mounts the image by double-clicking it after downloading. The languagepack is provided as a mountable disk image (dmg). Product Requirement, RFE, Issue ID (required)Īcronyms and Abbreviations Acronym / Abbreviation 1.10.1 Multi-Language installation sets.1 Languagepack installsets for Mac OS X.
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