Documentation

The documentation for Ultimate Pen is in HTML format and is included inside the downloaded application. It can be accessed from the Help menu when Ultimate Pen is running. The exact same documentation can be seen online in a new window by clicking here.

Download the latest version of Ultimate Pen. Replace the application file on your hard drive with the new version. That's all there is to it!

The file you download from our server is "ultimatepen.dmg.gz". It is a gzipped (that is, compressed) version of a disk image file. StuffIt Expander can un-gzip the file, leaving you with "ultimatepen.dmg". There are other applications that can un-gzip the file too, but StuffIt Expander is free and is included with MacOS X.

Double clicking on the "ultimatepen.dmg" file should cause the disk image to mount and appear next to your hard drive icon(s). The disk image is named "Ultimate Pen". You should be able to configure StuffIt Expander to automatically mount the disk image after decompressing the gzipped file.

If the disk image's window does not automatically appear once the disk image is mounted, you will need to double-click the disk image itself. This works just like double-clicking your hard drive icon.

On the disk image are three files:

• Ultimate Pen.app (may appear as just "Ultimate Pen") - The application package. Drag this to your Applications folder or wherever you keep your apps.
  
  
• Sample Script - An AppleScript file with a sample of the commands you can send to Ultimate Pen. You can find out more about AppleScript at Apple Computer Inc's web site by clicking here.
  
  
• Ultimate Pen License.rtf - A text file containing the complete end user license agreement.