Hi Jane,
Does this discount apply to all stuents. I take it we would need to
provide proof that we were students i.e. student enrolment card?
Thanks James
On 7 Sep 2007, at 00:47, Jane Lee wrote:
There is only one version with one price (unless you get the family
pack for multiple installs). The DVD will do both upgrades and full
installs, you get to choose exactly how you want to install it, there
are multiple ways - the simplest is an upgrade, but there are also
other options such as reformatting the drive and doing a clean
install.
You will not be getting any discount off Leopard if you purchased your
mac recently. However, there is an education discount that's $69 as
opposed to $129, if you're a student or teacher.
cheers,
jane
On 9/5/07, VaShaun Jones <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Is that just the upgrade price or does that include the full OS?
Also if it
is a upgrade, do you get those problems like on Windows when you
upgrade
your notebook vs..s a full install?
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Hi,
You'll probably pay the same price as everyone else. I don't
think Apple
sells the full release of the OS at a discount to anyone.
Dan
On Sep 5, 2007, at 4:08 PM, VaShaun Jones wrote:
I noticed that Leopard is the next OS release and the price is
reasonable compared to say a Windows upgrade. Seeing as how I just
brought my Mac will their be a way to get Leopard cheaper or
how does
the Mac upgrades work?
