Install Leopard and maintain POPFile, Anacron

I am interested in upgrading to Leopard. I have a few custom things going on with my Tiger install. I run POPFile for email filtering. I had to install some Perl modules, and make a startup script. Additionally, I have installed Anacron for Mac OS 10.4 to run the daily, weekly, and monthly maintenance scripts. What is the best way to proceed? If I buy Leopard and install, will this setup continue to run? Or do I need to do some other kind of install? Do I need to remove Anacron? Any thoughts here?

Expanding on what Templeton said, since Leopard has not been released, we cannot say with certainty what will and won't be possible. But it's not been possible in the past to install a full new version of Mac OS X through Apple Remote Desktop, and I'd be very surprised if that became possible with Leopard.
assuming I buy the multi-user license (or family pack)?
Just FYI, the terms of the family pack only cover systems that are "located in the same household and used by persons who occupy that same household" (quoted from Apple's terms). The family pack license will not cover a system that is kept elsewhere, even if that system is owned by a close relative unless that relative is a student member of your family who still resides at your home but is away at school.

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Herewith a suggestion about what docs to use
First see the exam objectives
http://education.oracle.com/pls/web_prod-plq-dad/db_pages.getpage?page_id=41&p_org_id=1001&lang=US&p_exam_id=1Z0_238
Try to get your manager&company to finance you some training course
Recommended Training and Preparation
R12 Oracle: Install, Patch and Maintain Oracle Applications
OR
R12 Oracle: Install, Patch, and Maintain Oracle Applications - LVC
if not possible with the exam objectives read the proper chapter from the documentation
http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/B34956_01/current/html/docset.html
and this excellent blogs contains also advices http://www.oracleappsblog.com/index.php or this book could be something ? http://www.amazon.com/Oracle-Applications-DBA-Covers-11i/dp/0070077290
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http://education.oracle.com/pls/web_prod-plq-dad/db_pages.getpage?page_id=41&p_org_id=&lang=&p_exam_id=1Z0_233
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After install Leopard and iTunes 9

After install Leopard and iTunes 9, iTunes lock, when I connect my iPhone.
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Just Installed Leopard and all my files are GONE!

Yesterday I installed Leopard and now all of my files are gone. I don't remember being asked how I wanted to install it...but on www.apple.com/support, it said that there were options like "Erase and Install." I don't remember choosing that, but if I had, is there any way to restore my files or does it do a zero erase of the hard drive? I don't have anything backed up, so thus far, I have lost 3 term papers that I was in the middle of and don't have anywhere else... Can anyone help?

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See if Data Rescue II demo can see anything or not (you should install 10.4.10 on another disk drive and work from there, guess you are now?)
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Install Leopard and Snow Leopard from an external drive?

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Okay, so I finally stepped into Y2K and joined the rest of the world (albeit a bit late) in installing Leopard on my laptop. However, when I get to the screen where it asks for name and password, I don't know what to enter and no matter what I try I keep getting the annoying little shaky thing when I do it wrong, time after time.
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I know this is very late in the game, but if somebody has any ideas or suggestions for how to get past this and back into my computer, I would GREATLY appreciate it!

Erik J Lundeen wrote:
Okay, so I finally stepped into Y2K and joined the rest of the world (albeit a bit late) in installing Leopard on my laptop. However, when I get to the screen where it asks for name and password, I don't know what to enter and no matter what I try I keep getting the annoying little shaky thing when I do it wrong, time after time.
I have never had a user id or password,
yes, you did. every user has an id and a password. the password may be empty but it's there.
so I don't know what to do here. I am not very tech savy, so please have patience with me. I know that when I used to try to install software, or download an update in 10.3, I was prompted for a password. Is that what they are looking for here? Or are they asking for something completely different? I don't even know what to put as my user name either.
I have scoured the forums and support sites reading about people with similar issues (from 2 years ago... I know)and they keep directing me to different sites. I have tried everything, and nothing seems to work.
First I tried this link: http://support.apple.com/kb/TS1400?viewlocale=en_US
this is the correct link to use.
But I got a message saying that my password change would affect my keychain, but not my login (which does me no good if I can't log in!)
no, that's wrong. it's the other way around. it will change your login password but not your keychain password so you won't have access to your old saved passwords unless you can recall what your old password was. use the link above.

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