Blackberry link OSX 1.6 Snow Leopard

Hi,
Got my new Z10. I can only download the newest version which requires Mavericks (10.7). Is there a version for 1.6 available?
Regards
Michael

Re: Q10 won't transfer all of my photos and videos Options 2 weeks ago
I have both PC and Mac Book Pro, I only use BB Device Manager on both to transfer my Media. I did install BB Link on my PC to better help at the Forum, but will not install BB Link on my Mac, as OS 10.9.4 has enough performance issues and I do not need more right now, hoping it will be corrected with Yosemite but not very confident.
That said, here is how I transfer Media, (I suggest not using Drag and Drop), you may try this way: Connect your phone, if BB Link opens close it. In Finder open All My Files, on the Side Bar under Shared (might be Media) you will see your phone listed with (example: 293-574-67-103) under that your phone will also be listed (example: blackberry f-734) if you do not see one or both right away wait, be patient, It is preferable to wait for both but after a few minutes if only one is there click on it.
Your phone files should open, open your Photos Folder, from the Finder Menu click Edit, Select All, click File, Open, should open with Preview, from the Menu in Preview click Edit, Select All, click File then choose Move To or Export (Selected) Move will remove photos from folder, Export will keep photos in folder. When moving or exporting click the drop down menus for more choices, you can even use the Side Bar for more choices also.

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I use to Mac OS X v10.5.8 but I want to update to my MacBook and I need to Mac OSX v10.6 snow leopard... ???

Welcome to Apple Support Communities
Mac OS X Snow Leopard is not free. It can be purchased in a DVD at the Apple Online Store > http://store.apple.com/us/product/MC573Z/A/mac-os-x-106-snow-leopard
Before upgrading, make a backup of your files onto an external drive with Time Machine. After upgrading, open  > Software Update to install Mac OS X 10.6.8, so you will be able to install iTunes 11.1.4.
If you want to upgrade to OS X Mavericks, see > http://www.apple.com/osx/how-to-upgrade

Will Mac OSX 10.6 Snow Leopard work for a windows Computer....???

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Beginner to computers wheres the best place to start to learn terms/and working on new mac osx 10.6 snow leopard.

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