Updated Mac OS X README.

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 \f1\b \ul 1. How do I install ?
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-When you download VLC, you will end up with a vlc-0.4.3.dmg file. Double-click, or drop it on the application Disk Copy, to open this file. An icon will now appear on your Desktop, right beside your drive(s). Open it and drag the vlc application from the resulting window to the place where you want to install it. Most often this is /Applications.\
+When you download VLC, you will end up with a vlc-0.4.5.dmg file. Double-click, or drop it on the application Disk Copy, to open this file. An icon will now appear on your Desktop, right beside your drive(s). Open it and drag the vlc application from the resulting window to the place where you want to install it. Most often this is /Applications.\
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@@ -74,4 +74,4 @@ Simply drag VLC from the place where you have installed it, to the Trash.\
 Thanks for reading this file. For additional information, subscribe to the vlc mailing list on \ul http://www.videolan.org/.\ulnone \
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 Christophe Massiot <massiot@via.ecp.fr>, for the VideoLAN team.\
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