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When you download ACE, you can typically expand the archive by simply
double clicking on it.
When you download the corresponding ERG image, you might not be able to
automatically extract that if your system isn't configured to recognize
the bz2 extension.
In this case, open the Terminal application (use the Search (looking
glass icon in the upper right corner) option to find it).
Note where you put the ERG bz2 file. Let's say it is on your Desktop.
Navigate to that directory, i.e., in the Terminal, type:
cd ~/Desktop
Then call the proper utility directly to expand the archive:
bunzip2 erg-1212-osx-0.9.22.dat.bz2
Now hopefully you have the ERG image to test ACE on.
Navigate to the directory that you put ACE in:
cd ~/Desktop/ace-0.9-22
Now you can start ACE:
./ace -g ~/Desktop/erg-1212-osx-0.9.22.dat
You should add ace to your path, so you can run it from anywhere.
You may also want to install yzlui for a graphical interface
which allows interactive unification.