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 # net6-mac-console-sample
 A minimal example of using .NET 6 for an app that uses macOS native APIs
 
-# Ingredients
+## Build
 
-* Start with a console template: `dotnet new console`
-* Change the target framework to `net6.0-macos`, and the runtime identifier to `osx-x64`
-* During previews, add a `NuGet.config` so you get packages such as `microsoft.macos.runtime.osx-x64`
-* Add an Info.plist
+Start with a console template: `dotnet new console`.
+
+In the `csproj`,
+
+* Change the target framework to `net6.0-macos`
+* Specify the runtime identifier `osx-x64`
+* Add `<SelfContained>true</SelfContained>`
+
+During previews, add a `NuGet.config` so you get packages such as `microsoft.macos.runtime.osx-x64`
+
+Add an `Info.plist`.
 
 Your project now references Cocoa. You can do `using Foundation` for low-level types like `NSString`, and `using AppKit` for GUI types like `NSTextView`.
 
-# Status
+## Run
+
+As of preview 3, you must run the binary inside the bundle for the libraries to be found correctly, e.g.:
+
+    bin/Debug/net6.0-macos/osx-x64/net6-console-mac-sample.app/Contents/MacOS/net6-console-mac-sample
+
+This will not work:
 
-As of preview 3, while the references do get pulled in, calling any Foundation or AppKit code at runtime seems to fail.
+    dotnet bin/Debug/net6.0-macos/osx-x64/net6-console-mac-sample.dll