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# Installation screencast
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convinced, watch this video of launching a brand new JohnHenry installation
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# Installation on Mac OS X
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Congratulations, you've now made something on the internet! Be sure to tell
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## Extended / Optional Setup
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1. Set up Google Analytics. You can sign up at:
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