Guidance for mac users experiencing issues

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Step 1: Find the Correct Directory
Search for notion-pdf-export_mac_1:
Open Finder.
Use the search bar (top right) to search for notion-pdf-export_mac_1.
If you find it, note its location.
Check Downloads Folder:
If you downloaded the tool recently, it might be in your Downloads folder.
Run this command in Terminal:
ls -l ~/Downloads
Check if notion-pdf-export_mac_1 appears in the list.
Search via Terminal:
If it’s not in Downloads, try this command to search your entire home directory:
find ~/ -name "notion-pdf-export_mac_1" 2>/dev/null
This will locate the folder (if it exists) and show you the path.

Step 2: Navigate to the Directory in Terminal
Open Terminal.
Use the following command to navigate to the folder:
cd /Library/Mobile\ Documents/comapple~CloudDocs/Desktop/notion-pdf-export_mac_1
This will take you to the correct location in iCloud Drive.
Verify the contents of the folder:
ls -l
This will list the files and directories inside. Look for:
A file named notion-pdf-export.
A subfolder named notion-pdf-export or similar.
A file named npe.

Step 3: Ensure Permissions Are Correct
Run the following commands to make sure the script and related files have the correct permissions:
chmod +x ./notion-pdf-export
chmod +x ./npe
Step 4: Execute the Script
Try running the script directly:
./notion-pdf-export
If you get any errors, copy and share them here so we can troubleshoot further.

Step 5: Additional Checks
If the above fails, let’s check the contents of the notion-pdf-export script to ensure it’s pointing to the correct paths:

Open the script in a text editor using:
nano ./notion-pdf-export
Look for lines like:
cd /some/path
./npe
Ensure that the cd path matches your current directory (/Users/johntucker/Library/Mobile Documents/comappleCloudDocs/Desktop/notion-pdf-export_mac_1/).
If necessary, update the script:
Adjust incorrect paths to point to the current directory.
Save changes by pressing Ctrl+O, then Enter, and exit with Ctrl+X.