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@@ -5,6 +5,8 @@ Head over to the "Actions" tab at the top of the repo.
 Make sure that your branch is set to "master" for the latest release build. In other words, you should enter this into the searchbar:<br>
 `workflow:C/C++ branch:master`<br>
 Click on the link at the top.<br>
-In the Artifacts section, click on "spark". You may get a warning, but I assure you, this code has no viruses. Press the arrow on the right and press "Keep". Open the zip file - you should see a .exe file called "spark". Drag this into the folder where you want your spark projects to be.<br>
+In the Artifacts section, click on the os that you use: a .zip file should start downloading. You may get a warning, but I assure you, this code has no viruses. Press the arrow on the right and press "Keep". Open the zip file and drag the file in the zip folder into the folder where you want your spark projects to be.<br>
 ### Running: Windows
-Navigate to your project folder and do Shift+Right-click. Press "Open PowerShell window here." Now run ./spark \<your file\>. Voila!
+Navigate to your project folder and do Shift+Right-click. Press "Open PowerShell window here." Now run ./spark-windows \<your file\>. Voila!
+### Running: Mac
+Open Terminal and drag and drop your project folder into the terminal. This should navigate the terminal to your project folder. Now, just run ./spark-macos-latest \<your file\>, and it should run your code.