I am picking up a Quadra 700, to keep the IIci company.  I have some great
software on the IIci that I want to keep using.  I don't have the original
disks and don't have a great way to back it up.  My thinking was to mirror
the IIci disk on the Quadra and use the Quadra as my main machine (more RAM
and faster).

The IIci was upgraded to 7.1.3 and I'm happy with that.  The Quadra comes
with 8.1.  I'm concerned that some of my programs won't run on that OS.
So, what would be the most harmonius thing to do?  Upgrade the IIci to
7.5.3 and downgrade the Quadra to that?  Make them both run 7.1.3?  Keep
the Quadra at 8.1 as long as the programs run okay when copied over?  I
spent most of the day looking for comparisions of the OSs but my best
information is the bit on Lowendmac.  IIci only has 8MB of RAM, while the
Quadra has 20.  They both have 250MB hard drives.

Speaking of, are there any sites that really talk about the different Mac
OS versions?  I ran into some sites where they loved 8.1, others where it
caused nothing but trouble. At this point, I'm mostly concerned about
having a decent backup of this software, until I get a chance to play
around with it.  I will eventually upgrade the programs that I actually use.

Thanks for the help!
Teri Pittman
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