1% OS X Installation Notes
3Pandoc will be installed into your `@PREFIX@` directory. In order
4to use `pandoc` and the associated wrapper scripts, you must have
5`@PREFIX@/bin` in your `PATH.` To add `@PREFIX@/bin` to your
6default path, add these lines to the end of `.profile` in your home
9 export PATH=$PATH:@PREFIX@/bin
10 export MANPATH=$MANPATH:@PREFIX@/share/man
12You will have to open a new terminal window for these changes
15To uninstall Pandoc at any time, use the following command:
17 sudo @PREFIX@/bin/uninstall-pandoc
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