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This folder contains utilities which are rarely used, but could be useful in special cases. Only one utility is currently provided.

\section{Removing Unnecessary Code from Universal Binaries}

\TeX{} Live comes with universal binaries for the Macintosh; each program contains code for both PowerPC and Intel machines. The ``stripTL'' utility removes the unnecessary code for your machine, saving about 30 MB of disk space. 

Caution: It doesn't make sense to use stripTL unless you really need the space. For example, Apple's Migration Assistant will move files from an old machine to a new one. Don't use stripTL if you might later move \TeX{} Live to a machine with a different architecture. 

To use the utility, open Terminal in /Applications/Utilities and issue the following commands:
\begin{verbatim}
     cd /Applications/TeX/Utilities/"Minor Utilities"
     sudo ./stripTL
\end{verbatim}
The utility will determine your processor, tell you what it is about to do with a message like the one below, and ask permission to proceed.
\begin{verbatim}
     Preparing to strip programs for i386 by removing ppc binaries.
\end{verbatim}
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