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http://www.insanely-great.com/news.php?id=517
Apple delivers stand-alone installers
By ron carlson, Insanely Great Mac
June 6th 2002
Whether you prefer installing updates "the old fashioned way" or need to maintain a
library to service your customers, free-standing updaters for QT and X.1.5 have arrived
Previously, it took Apple a week or weeks to provide stand-alone versions of their
software updates. This time around, however, Cupertino is in top form as it has
announced a QT5 re-installer that removes v6 (should you need to re-install), as well
as a stand-alone installers for X.1.5 in multiple languages.
QuickTime 5 re-installer
"This program removes QuickTime 6 Public Preview and restores the version of QuickTime
provided in Mac OS X 10.1.3 or greater" - here.
X.1.5 updater
"Update 10.1.5 delivers enhancements which improve the reliability of Mac OS X
applications, delivers improved networking, security, support for PC Card serial
communication devices, and expanded peripheral device support."
Unified X.1.5 updater
"This update can be used only to update from Mac OS X 10.1, Mac OS 10.1.1, or Mac OS X
10.1.2. If you are updating from Mac OS X 10.1.3 or Mac OS 10.1.4, you need the Mac OS
X Update 10.1.5."
Note: If updating from Mac OS X 10.1, you must install Security Update 10-19-01 then
Installer update for Mac OS X 10.1 prior to installing this update.
Individual Language Updates
Mac OS X is a multilingual operating system which allows users to use languages other
than the one selected during installation. This update installs the additional fonts
and resources needed to use Mac OS X in additional languages other than currently
installed. After installing this update use the International preference pane to set
your preferred order of languages in applications menus and dialogs.
Roman language updates: Swedish, Danish, Finnish, Norwegian, and Brazilian Portuguese,
in addition to any other language currently installed. After installing this update
use the International preference pane to set your preferred order of languages in
applications menus and dialogs.
Asian language updates: Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, and Korean, in
addition to any other language currently installed. After installing this update use
the International preference pane to set your preferred order of languages in
applications menus and dialogs.
Also, Apple''s Mac OS X.1 update chart can help sort just what is and isn''t necessary.
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