Sarah Folkes wrote:
> Because many machines are covered under Applecare. It is a 3 year
> coverage
> > policy. Some of the machines that are still under the 3 year umbrella
> > are
> > not capable of running OS X. But all newer OS X capable machines are
> > completely capable of running OS 9. That's why. Your FP iMac shipped
> > with
> > OS 9. Why are you complaining again? ;-)
> >
>
> rather I'm just surprised that Apple doesn't have it available to run in
> both OS X and 9. I realize a lot of machines are covered by it ;) But
> I'm surprised that as it ships out for newer machines, it would include
> programs available to run in both. and i'm complaining for the sake of
> complaining ;) I just don't like running both operating systems.
Why don't you blame the people responsible then. Do you know what utility
is on the Applecare disk? It's a Micromat utility. He he. TTP is a very
thorough utility, and sells for nearly $100 by itself. I personally feel
that AppleCare is a great deal for what you get.
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