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#916693 - 10/27/07 02:50 AM Leopard!
argerichfan 7000 Post Club Member Registered: 11/15/06 Posts: 7472 Loc: Pacific Northwest, US.	I just installed the new Mac OS (10.5) on my computer. It went without a hitch, took an hour, and all programs work to a farthing. Any other Mac users here ready to make the leap? Quite worth it... $\:\)$ $\:\)$ $\:\)$ _________________________ Jason
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#916694 - 10/27/07 03:20 AM Re: Leopard!
Ferdinand 500 Post Club Member Registered: 04/23/07 Posts: 718 Loc: California	Congratulations! Are there certain features of this OS that you especially like?
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#916695 - 10/27/07 11:23 AM Re: Leopard!
argerichfan 7000 Post Club Member Registered: 11/15/06 Posts: 7472 Loc: Pacific Northwest, US.	"Stacks" is a cool feature, but "Time Machine" is a really terrific backup tool... and we all need to do backups... don't we? Also, "Bootcamp" is now officially out of beta and part of the new Mac OS. _________________________ Jason
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#916696 - 10/28/07 02:20 AM Re: Leopard!
Ferdinand 500 Post Club Member Registered: 04/23/07 Posts: 718 Loc: California	I just read a a bit about Leopard - yes, from what I read the Time Machine sounds like a very efficient and friendly backup system. Another promising feature is the Back to my Mac remote access utility. Enjoy your new OS. I hope everything continues to run smoothly.
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#916697 - 12/06/07 01:55 PM Re: Leopard!
mrsollars Junior Member Registered: 12/03/07 Posts: 18	big mac user and yes, leopard has been flawless for me. (now will somebody respond to my other posts $\:\)$ )
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#916698 - 12/12/07 08:32 PM Re: Leopard!
PianoTeacherKim Full Member Registered: 02/09/07 Posts: 254 Loc: Port Angeles, WA	I love Leopard! I also love that my geek-tech husband tests out everything before I get it (he's part of the Mac Developer group) since I seem to radiate an anti-technology field that can cause inexplicable computer glitches and find every hidden bug! :-) Kim _________________________ Find some help for stage fright and share what helps you -- Stage Fright Tips. Let's learn from each other!
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#916699 - 12/12/07 08:47 PM Re: Leopard!
Chardonnay 500 Post Club Member Registered: 09/12/07 Posts: 505 Loc: Boston, MA.	I hope to upgrade to a MacBook Pro over the summer; glad to hear that Leopard is working well for the rest of you!
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#916700 - 06/15/08 02:08 AM Re: Leopard!
1silkyferret Full Member Registered: 01/19/08 Posts: 177 Loc: Elsewhere-now Texas	My g 4 will not run it well. Only because I have 40 gigs of music on a 60 gig harddrive.
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