But you need to be residing in the U.S. I just bought Mac OS 9.0.4 a week ago, and I have a qualifying Mac, but I still couldn't use the update offer. The order form refuses to process without a US address, and the small print says as much. On Sun, 14 Jan 2001 07:01:26 -0600 Michael Slavin wrote... >Not according to this quote from their web site. There's a list of >models, older ones I believe, that supposedly need the CD to upgrade, but >the text below is not requiring any Mac at all for qualification. I've >always run MacOS, for example, but am only recently back to Mac machines. >"ANY VERSION" I would take to include OEM bundles as well, so if you >bought a clone that included OS 9 you should be able to get this CD >direct from Apple as well. >-m >quoth Rod and Glenda Thomas (rmthomas@JADE.DTI.NE.JP) on 1/14/01 6:53 AM: >>Michael Slavin wrote: >>> >>> >>> >From the Apple website: >>> **** Apple is offering the Mac OS 9 to Mac OS 9.1 Software >>> Update program to allow customers who own any version of Mac OS 9 to >>> obtain the Mac OS 9.1 full install CD for US$19.95. Details and an order >>> form are available at www.apple.com/macos/*** >>> >>Yes but to order this CD upgrade you have to have a qualifying Mac (ie a >>new one) -------------------------------------- Philip Spaelti Kobe Shoin Women's University spaelti@shoin.ac.jp --------------------------------------
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