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| Later on, you may decide to add some extra packages to the set of installed packages, or to remove some. To do so, simply start the **ProM 6.5 Package Manager**, install and/or remove packages, and stop the **ProM 6.5 Package Manager**. The following start of **ProM 6.5** should show the plug-ins contained in the newly installed packages, or should not show those in the removed packages. | Later on, you may decide to add some extra packages to the set of installed packages, or to remove some. To do so, simply start the **ProM 6.5 Package Manager**, install and/or remove packages, and stop the **ProM 6.5 Package Manager**. The following start of **ProM 6.5** should show the plug-ins contained in the newly installed packages, or should not show those in the removed packages. | ||
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| * On WIndows, you can do this by double-clicking the **ProM65.bat** file in the folder where you have installed ProM 6.5. | * On WIndows, you can do this by double-clicking the **ProM65.bat** file in the folder where you have installed ProM 6.5. | ||
| * On Linux and Mac OS X, you can do this by starting a shell or terminal, going to the folder where you have unpacked the archive, and by running the **ProM65.sh** file. On Mac OS X, please do not double click the **Prom65.sh** file, as this starts **Xcode** to edit the file instead of running it. | * On Linux and Mac OS X, you can do this by starting a shell or terminal, going to the folder where you have unpacked the archive, and by running the **ProM65.sh** file. On Mac OS X, please do not double click the **Prom65.sh** file, as this starts **Xcode** to edit the file instead of running it. | ||
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