Best way to install Dev Preview 2.1.x on OS X 10.7

I just downloaded the OS X dev preview and am looking forward to experimenting with it, but the link on the downloads page that purports to link to "Release notes and installation instructions" actually leads to release notes only--no install instructions. I'd like the preview to be generally available on my system, but also want to make sure I don't have to chase down and delete multiple files when upgrading to a newer version (I might miss something) and also don't want to destabilize Java in apps that don't use JavaFX. Suggestions as to how to achieve these (probably contradictory aims) best are appreciated.
I'm usiing IDEA 11, and accessing Java libs through Scala 2.9.0.1 or above (depending on project).
Thanks,
Ken

don't want to destabilize Java in apps that don't use JavaFXThe JavaFX dev preview installs are seperate installs from Java - Java knows nothing about them, so it can't be destabilized by them - this may change some time in the future if Java and JavaFX are co-bundled on OSX, but that probably won't happen anytime soon, so I wouldn't worry about it.
I'm usiing IDEA 11, and accessing Java libs through Scala 2.9.0.1 or above (depending on project).If you are already using JavaFX + Scala + IDEA 11, then you don't need the guide below, which isn't directly related to your question . . . but just in case.
Install Idea 11.0.1 from http://www.jetbrains.com/idea/download/index.html (important to have the latest version here as earlier builds of version of 11 didn't really work - read crashed... - with the scala plugin).
Get the latest nightly build of the Idea scala plugin from http://confluence.jetbrains.net/display/SCA/Scala+Plugin+Nightly+Builds+for+Nika (Nika is codename for Idea 11, earlier builds of the scala plugin don't work well with Nika).
Install the downloaded scala plugin in Idea via File | Settings | Plugins | Install Plugin from disk
Install JavaFX from http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/java/javafx/downloads/devpreview-1429449.html
To create a sample JavaFX + Scala project based on a maven artifact imported into Idea:
Set a JAVAFX_HOME environment variable to the location your JavaFX developer preview SDK is installed at. (not required for general JavaFX development, but is required to use this maven artifact).
Create a new project, File | New Project | Create Project From Scratch | Project Name => colorfulcircles & **select Maven Module** | Add Archetype | GroupId: de.schlichtherle ArtifactId: javafx-scala-demo Version: 0.4
Edit the pom.xml file to set the scala.version to 2.9.1 and the scalatest version to 1.6.1, then click on Maven Projects | Reimport (optional step to get the latest version)
Open ColorfulCirclesDocs.scala and change Application.launch line to Application.launch(classOf[ColorfulCirclesDocs]), then rightclick on the launch line to run the program - your screen should be full of colorful circles generated by scala invoking JavaFX.
If you are new to JavaFX, I recommend developing JavaFX in Java, otherwise have fun with JavaFX and Scala and, if you have not seen it yet, checkout the ScalaFX project (http://code.google.com/p/scalafx/) .

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