>> >I have been to the apple archives so I know this version is available for 
>> >free online.  that would be my option
>> >Alan
>> 
>> that's news (pleasant) to me.  If the archives are public, would you mind 
>> posting the URL?  I have some clients who would benefit from this upgrade.
>> 
>> paul
>> ----------
>
>Hi.
>I am afraid you will not find it in Apple archives.  If it ever went
>public, it should have made a big news considering 7.6 versatility
>and stability.
>
>As far as I understand, 7.5.3 is the latest OS that is available for free.
>Sorry to dissapoint you.

Sampay,

I figured as much.  thanks.

paul
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