Can Mail 3.2(Leopard) be installed on Mac OS 10.4.11

I just got a new MacPro with Leopard & Mail 3.2
I'd like to replace my Mail 3.1 that's on another system running tiger with Mail 3.2
Is that doable?
If yes, how would I go about it?
thanks
Jeff N

Jeff,
If the other system is running Leopard and has Mail 3.1, then you would only need to do a Software Update. Mail 3.2 is the version of Mail that should be present if running 10.5.2. There would be nothing you need to "borrow" from your Mac Pro.
Have you by any chance moved the location of the Mail application on this other system? Or have you reinstalled Mail from the OSX install disk, and forget to download and install the Combo Update for 10.5.2 over the existing system to bring Mail up to current version?
However, if running 10.4.11, then the version of Mail would be Mail 2.1.3, and you cannot run Mail 3.2 with that OSX.
More info, please.
Ernie
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