This document shows how to create a distribution with 2 packages: one to install the Font Book application in the /Applications folder, another one to install fonts in the /Library/Fonts folder.

1	Open the Packages application.
2	Choose File > New Project…
3	Select the Distribution project template and click Next.
4	Type MyDistribution in the Project name text field and click Finish.

1	Select the MyDistribution package and double-click on its label to edit it.
2	Type Application and validate with Return.
3	Click the Settings tab.
4	Set the Tag Identifier to be com.mygreatcompany.pkg.application.
5	Click the Payload tab.
6	Select the Applications line.
7	Click the + button.
8	Go the /Applications folder.
9	Select the Font Book application and click Add…
10	Click Add.
11	Choose Project > New Package.
12	Select the untitled package package and double-click on its label to edit it.
13	Type Fonts and validate with Return.
14	Click the Settings tab.
15	Set the Tag Identifier to be com.mygreatcompany.pkg.fonts.
16	Click the Payload tab.
17	Select the /Library line.
18	Choose Hierarchy > New Folder.
19	Set the name of the folder to Fonts.
20	Click the + button.
21	Go the /Library/Fonts folder.
22	Select one or more fonts and click Add…
23	Click Add.

You are now going to add a Welcome message which will be displayed by Installer when you launch the installation procedure of the metapackage.

1	Choose Project > Project.
2	Click the Presentation tab.
3	With a text editor, create a text document and write a welcome message. Save this document in the distribution project folder. Note: The text document format can be TEXT, RTF, RTFd or HTML.
4	Click the the + button of the Introduction inspector.
5	Click the rightmost popup button on the first line of the inspector table.
6	Choose Other…
7	Go to the distribution project folder.
8	Select the document you've created and click Choose.

1	Choose File > Save.
2	Choose Build > Build.

The MyDistribution.mpkg distribution will be created the build folder at the same level that the project document. The packages are embedded into the distribution.