## Step 4: Installation directory |
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In this step of the Mac OS X single bundle media wizard you define options for the installer.

| In the `Installation directory` section of this step you determine how the installer will suggest an installation directory to the user: Installation directory Enter a simple directory name (without backslashes). The standard location for applications will we prepended to this directory name. In other words: do not enter `/Applications/MyApplication` but only `MyApplication`. The installer will find out the correct equivalent for `/Applications` at runtime. By default, install4j will suggest the short name you have entered in the general application options. It is also possible to enter a composite relative directory like `MyCorp/MyApplication`. Use custom installation base directory If you do not want to install your application to the standard application directory, you can enter a custom base directory here. This is useful for internal deployments with non-standard directory policies. The installation directory entered above will be appended to the custom base directory. For example, if the application should be installed in `/Custom/Applications/MyApplication`, check the custom installation base option, enter `/Custom/Applications` in the text field below it and enter `MyApplication` in the installation directory text field above.

| In the `Privileges` option you can prevent non-admin users to perform the installation by checking the `require admin privileges` checkbox. If a user does not have admin privileges ("root" on Unix platforms), a corresponding warning message will be displayed and the installer will be terminated.

| In the `Launcher options` section of this step you can allow the user to start a launcher at the end of the installation directly from the installation wizard. To do this, check the `allow user to start launcher` checkbox and select one of the defined launchers from the adjacent drop down list.

| Click [Next] to proceed to the next step or [Cancel] to leave the Mac OS X single bundle media wizard without applying any changes.