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→How to Download and run the binary GRAMPS application for Mac: Locale settings with defaults
'''New Version Notice:''' The new (3.2.4 and later) builds will default to using your Library/Application Support/gramps folder, which, if you want to keep your old database and settings, you'll need to create. Unless you've changed the location in Preferences, they're in a hidden folder in your home directory called ".gramps". Select a Finder window and select Go>Go to Folder from the menu. Type "/Users/yourname/.gramps" in the dialog box that opens up, and click on "Go". (Yes, subsitute your userid for "yourname".) The hidden folder will appear, highlighted and open. Option-drag the whole thing to Library/Application Support (the one in your home folder, not the one in your boot drive's "root" directory). Slow-double-click on the new copy so that you can edit the name and delete the '.' at the beginning to unhide it.
'''Language:''' The Normally, GRAMPS application takes per default its working language sets up languages and formats from the System Preferences - International system preferences (Languages & Language and Text in on Snow Leopard and Lion; Internationalization on Leopard) . There are three main settings: On the first pane (Languages) is a list of languages. It GRAMPS will search go down the list in order and select the first one for which there is it has a Gramps translation. It isto select the language in which all menus, howeverlabels, possible to decouple and messages are presented. On the language right side of that you use pane at the bottom is an "Order for GRAMPS from your system language setting by modifying Sorted Lists" listbox which sets the GRAMPS start-up settings fileway that lists are alphabetically sorted. Find Finally, in the "Gramps.app" file third pane (generally in /ApplicationsFormats). Right click (CTRL-click) on the file one can select a country which determines things like month and select ""Show Package Content" from the menu. Open Contents/MacOS/Gramps with day names, whether a text editor (e. gcomma, dot, or space is used to separate thousands or decimal fractions, and so on. XCode for syntax highlighting). Add the following two lines after the default language selection routines at line 105:
'''Links with other programs:''' Double clicking an image in the media reference editor should bring up Apple Preview, or a similar program, to view the image. Clicking the view button in an internet reference should bring up the URL in the default browser. Clicking the Google Maps button in the Places display should bring up the map in the browser.
