Good evening everyone; I have a rank amateur question. Being that I am relatively new to the Apple operating system, having only bought a dual boot MacBook Pro notebook a couple of months back, I would like to install the new Leopard operating system in replacement of my current Tiger operating system (going this route because of wanting to learn just the intricacies of a sole operating system as well as there being some major problems on the Windows side of the "Boot Camp" partition I am using). As previously mentioned above, being an Apple newcomer, I had an Apple service technician come into my home to set up a home network for me, between my MacBook Pro and my Windows desktop computers, using an Airport Extreme base station router, as well as setting up a wireless keyboard and mouse in said system.
That said, since having the Apple service technician come back out to my home is next to impossible because of a long waiting list, if I wanted to backup the network and wireless settings on my MacBook Pro notebook before doing a clean new installation of the Leopard operating system (for migration into the Leopard operating system when it is freshly installed), what particular settings and/or methodology would you suggest? Thank you all over the place for whatever assistance you may be able to provide, Dennis
