[Hidden-tech] MAC Questions about switch to OS X from OS 9

Tom Adams- Reelife Productions reelifeproductions at mac.com
Tue Apr 3 18:46:13 EDT 2007


brendan

I am sorry to say operating  OS9 (classic) and OS10 simultaneously is  
a very dark and ugly place to be.  I tormented myself for a few  
months and then decided to just go with a full upgrade and bought a  
used dual processor G4... once I did this I have never EVER had any  
problems...and have never looked back instead of a love hate  
relationship with my computer..I have a love, love relationship (ew,  
that kinda' sounds a little freaky, huh?)

anyway, if money is the issue (and when is it NOT?)...I'd suggest a  
macmini.  You owe it to your self to not get mired in the OS 9 vs.  
OS10 morass.
A properly configured mac is a beautiful thing ...why put off the  
inevitable?

or at least, I highly recommend you upgrade to the most recent OS  
10.4.9...

excuse my ranting..it's just that I feel your pain...  just my two  
cents.


  Regards,

Tom Adams

Director/Owner
Reelife Documentary Productions
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On Apr 3, 2007, at 3:46 PM, Everything Computers wrote:

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> A friend sent me the following and since I am more conversant with  
> the PC I defer to the list for suggestions:
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> The EMac Issues. WE are stuck in a no-man's land
> between operating systems. We constantly have to switch
> back and forth between operating systems 9 and 10 - only 9
> can get us onto the internet, but we need 10 to use the
> jazzy new printer we got. But we still can't use the new
> printer because it insists we need a password that we don't
> know. Also, how can I bring everything from 9 with me to 10
> (and vice versa)?  Also, every now and then, for no
> apparent reason when I am working on a document, a ghost
> just seems to take over and either deletes (as in one
> letter at a time) or adds spaces (almost as if some unseen
> force has its finger pressed down on either the space bar
> or the delete key and there is no way to stop it. I simply
> exit the document as quickly as I can and hope not to lose
> too much.
>
> 1.      can connect to internet in OS 9 but not 10
> can't use printer with 9 (too new) can with 10 but it asks for a  
> password we never entered
> move stuff from 9 to 10 and get rid of 9
> exorcize the demon taking over machine
> Any thoughts would be helpful. thanks,
> Brendan
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