Pantograph Manager - macOS Setup
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macOS will block the app from running because it was downloaded
from the internet and is not signed with an Apple Developer certificate.
Follow these steps to allow it to run.

Step 1 - Choose the right folder
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If you have an Apple Silicon Mac (M1, M2, M3, M4, etc.), use the
"macos-arm64" folder. If you have an older Intel Mac, use "macos-x64".

Not sure which you have? Click the Apple menu > About This Mac.
If the Chip line says "Apple M..." you want macos-arm64.

Step 2 - Remove the quarantine flag
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Open Terminal (search for "Terminal" in Spotlight or find it in
Applications > Utilities) and run the following commands.

For Apple Silicon:

    cd ~/Downloads/release/macos-arm64
    chmod +x PantographManager
    xattr -rd com.apple.quarantine .

For Intel:

    cd ~/Downloads/release/macos-x64
    chmod +x PantographManager
    xattr -rd com.apple.quarantine .

Adjust the path after "cd" if you saved the files somewhere other
than your Downloads folder.

Step 3 - Run the app
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Double-click PantographManager in Finder, or from Terminal:

    ./PantographManager

If macOS still shows a security warning, go to System Settings >
Privacy & Security, scroll down, and click "Open Anyway" next to
the Pantograph Manager message.
