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 1. First, you must obtain a copy of the CPLEX software and a license; trial versions and academic licenses are available [here](http://www-01.ibm.com/software/websphere/products/optimization/cplex-studio-preview-edition/).
 
-2. Once CPLEX is installed on your machine, point the LD_LIBRARY_PATH variable to the CPLEX library by adding ``LD_LIBRARY_PATH="/path/to/CPLEX/library":$LD_LIBRARY_PATH`` to your ``.bash_profile``. On OS-X, there may not be a .dylib shared C library available; in this case, create a symlink with the .dylib extension pointing to the .jnilib dynamic Java library that is available.
+2. Once CPLEX is installed on your machine, point the LD_LIBRARY_PATH variable to the CPLEX library by adding ``LD_LIBRARY_PATH="/path/to/CPLEX/library":$LD_LIBRARY_PATH`` to your start-up file (e.g. ``.bash_profile``). On OS-X, there may not be a .dylib shared C library available; in this case, create a symlink with the .dylib extension pointing to the .jnilib dynamic Java library that is available.
 
 3. At the Julia prompt, run 
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 4. Check that your version is included in in ``deps/build.jl`` in the aliases for the library dependency; if not, simply add the name of your CPLEX dynamic library.
 
-5. Open a Julia prompt and run ``> Pkg.build("CPLEX")``; the module should now be ready for use!
+5. Open a Julia prompt and run ``julia> Pkg.build("CPLEX")``. The module should now be ready for use!
 
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