Joel wrote:

>Since my new, one week old iMac did not come with Jaguar I was able to
>get apple to send me the disk for free..what should I know prior to
>installing.I have 10.1.5. Will I lose anything? Will the mail program be
>affected?
>
>

Hi, Joel; my husband and I just got our new (refurbished) iBook 
yesterday. It also came with 10.1.5 installed, but had the free 
Jaguar update included. We played around with it for several hours, 
including setting up Mail and many preferences, before we decided to 
install Jaguar. The first thing you should be prepared for is, it 
takes quite a while to do the installation. A couple of times we even 
thought it had crashed, because it didn't seem to be doing anything. 
The whole installation took about 2 hours (our iBook runs at 700 
mhz); the first install disk took about 3/4 of that time. Seems like 
Jaguar has to read every file on the drive and update everything, in 
addition to installing all the extra bells and whistles. So maybe the 
more you have on your drive to begin with, the longer it will take.

The Mail program was affected - nothing adverse, just the "extras" 
installed that Jaguar has, particularly the Junk mail feature.

You're gonna love it! We are unfortunate in that most of our 
applications are old, so we won't be able to do everything using 
Jaguar until we can afford the X versions, but we can do enough to 
know that we were scared of Jaguar for absolutey no reason! It's just 
great! I can hardly wait until all my apps are compatible with Jaguar!

Good luck.

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