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*Navigate to your applications folder, and find the EVE Online application.
 
*Navigate to your applications folder, and find the EVE Online application.
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*Right-click on the icon, and select 'duplicate' from the drop-down menu.
 
*Right-click on the icon, and select 'duplicate' from the drop-down menu.
  
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*Go back to your applications folder, and open the double click on the icon marked 'terminal'.
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*Go back to your applications folder, and open the double click on the icon marked 'Terminal'.
 
*Type 'cd '. Note the space.
 
*Type 'cd '. Note the space.
 
*Drag the contents folder to the terminal window. This should copy the exact path of the folder. Hit return.
 
*Drag the contents folder to the terminal window. This should copy the exact path of the folder. Hit return.
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  ln -s /Applications/EVE\ Online.app/Contents/Resources Resources
 
  ln -s /Applications/EVE\ Online.app/Contents/Resources Resources
  
*Back in the package contents folder, right-click on the file named 'Info.plist', and select Open with -> Textedit.
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*Back in the package contents folder, right-click on the file named 'Info.plist', and select 'Open with' -> 'Textedit'.
  
 
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Revision as of 21:19, 9 November 2010

There are several ways to set up a second client on your Mac. The method detailed below uses a minimal amount of disk space, and requires no third-party applications or scripts.

Creating a Second Client

  • Navigate to your applications folder, and find the EVE Online application.

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  • Right-click on the icon, and select 'duplicate' from the drop-down menu.

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  • Re-name the new copy 'EVE Online 2'.
  • Right-click on the new copy, and select 'show package contents'.

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  • A new window will open up containing a folder called 'contents'. Open it, and drag the folders named 'Frameworks' and 'Resources' to the trash.

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  • Go back to your applications folder, and open the double click on the icon marked 'Terminal'.
  • Type 'cd '. Note the space.
  • Drag the contents folder to the terminal window. This should copy the exact path of the folder. Hit return.

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  • Copy/paste this command into the terminal window, then press return again.
ln -s /Applications/EVE\ Online.app/Contents/Frameworks Frameworks
  • And do the same with this command. You can close the terminal window now.
ln -s /Applications/EVE\ Online.app/Contents/Resources Resources
  • Back in the package contents folder, right-click on the file named 'Info.plist', and select 'Open with' -> 'Textedit'.

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  • Locate this chunk of text, and change 'EVE Online' to 'EVE Online 2'
<key>PrefsFolderName</key>
<string>EVE Online</string>
  • Save and close the file.