matt99b wrote:
I'm downloading something called Xcode 3.2.3 in the blind hope that it contains package maker somewhere.
It does.
Can anyone please let me know ... where to find a simple tutorial on how to use it?
No such thing exists because Package Maker is notoriously hard to use, even for very experienced software engineers.
Tell me, what do you really want to accomplish? I can assure you that no one, anywhere, wants to use Package Maker. For some types of installations, there is no choice. The problem is that there is no alternative to Package Maker.
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