Apple and
Mac software installation, configuration and troubleshooting are
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About
Apple Operating Systems - OS 9
Apple customers are rapidly adopting Mac OS X, and are
now ordering over 50 percent of their Macs with Mac OS X as the
default OS. Apple expects this percentage to climb to over 75 percent
by the start of the next buying season
Apple said
that certain models of the current product line would be made available
to until June of 2003 to help the transition of educational institutions.
"To accommodate the last 25 percent who still wish to buy their
Macs with OS 9 installed as the default OS, Apple will continue
to offer our Education customers some configurations of the current
eMac, iBook, and CRT iMac product lines that will boot into Mac
OS 9 until June 2003," the statement says.
Apple will also
be offering its design professionals that use Quark the option to
buy a Mac that will boot into OS 9 Starting with Mac OS 9, the File
Manager supports files larger than 2 GB on HFS Plus disks and supports
up to 8,169 open files. To support more open files, it was necessary
to require a different method for programs to get information about
open files. Programs using the old method will cause a system error.
This change did not affect all programs because most programs do
not need information about open files. The class of programs most
affected are utilities. Applications that create, read, or modify
large files will need to be updated to handle files larger than
2 GB. Most disk utilities will need to be updated to handle large
files. Many applications are not intended to handle multi-gigabyte
files and may never be updated. Not supporting files larger than
2 GB is not an incompatibility with Mac OS 9.
About
Apple Operating Systems - OS X
Mac
OS X v10.2 is a different breed of operating system. Jaguar combines
the rock-solid reliability of UNIX with the ease of use of Macintosh.
This version of Mac OS X is as innovative as the computers that
run it. And whether you’re a Mac user who’s upgrading,
a Windows user who’s looking at switching to the Mac or a
UNIX user who loves the idea of using key applications like Microsoft
Office on top of a state-of-the art BSD UNIX implementation, this
is the OS for you. Mac OS X v10.2 is loaded with over 150 new features
— like an instant messaging client that’s compatible
with AOL’s, an enhanced Mail application that lets you filter
out junk mail, an address book that’s an activity center for
all your contacts, and a full-featured search engine so useful that
you’ll soon feel lost without it
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