Language Support in Leopard on top of Tiger

Hello everyone.
I have a MacBook with the Mac OS 10.4.10 in spanish....
I want to purchase Leopard from Apple Online Store in the USA but I don't know if the copy they sell supports Spanish.... can I select the installation language?. Does the Installation programs recognize the language of the OS already installed in the computer?
I have an Spanish OS and I don't want to damage the language.......
Best regards

I want to purchase Leopard from Apple Online Store in the USA but I don't know if the copy they sell supports Spanish.... I have an Spanish OS and I don't want to damage the language.......
There is no "Spanish" version of OS X. All copies of OS X are the same and are multilingual. When you get a copy from the Apple store or anywhere else, you choose a language when you first install it and afterwards you can switch to Spanish or any of more than a dozen other languages in a few seconds by changing the system preferences. That goes for what you have now, and Leopard will certainly work the same way.

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More Language support in Leopard

I dont know if this is possible at the moment, but what I would like to see in the new Mail (for Leopard), as I constantly write emails in 2 languages (either or) would be a language button. This would appear at the top of a new email you are about to write, right next to 'attach' 'address' and 'fonts'. This would then enable me to select which language I would be typing the email and would therefore let the automatic spellcheck correct where apropriate.
My other language appart from English is Welsh, which there is currently no dictionary for on Tiger anyway. But this would be a great advantage to all who type in Spanish and English or any other combination of languages.
Let me know what you think.
Thanks for reading.

My other language appart from English is Welsh, which
there is currently no dictionary for on Tiger anyway.
For Welsh spell checking, you can install Cocoaspell and the Aspell CY dictionary.
http://cocoaspell.leuski.net/

Second-party software problem? Firefox language support?

Please reply if you can help: CJ Hinke <[email protected]>
Installed Leopard and only reinstalled the latest versions of second-party software. Did away with MS Office and Adobe CS3. First primary problem logged: suddenly Firefox can't read Thai language (all Thai characters replaced with question marks)--has anyone else had language support disappear?
SMARTreporter gives a green light to the hardware.
Applications both native Apple and second party keep crashing on launch. Appended below is a partial copy of the Bug Report. All appl crashes seem to hinge on the following problem:
Exception Type: EXCBADACCESS (SIGBUS)
Exception Codes: KERNPROTECTIONFAILURE at 0x0000000000000007
Crashed Thread: 0
Often I can keep relaunching until the appl 'takes'. I'm getting royally tired of this and of deleting my caches over & over (which doesn't work nearly every time). TextEdit, Safari, Quicktime, Terminal, System Preferences, Disk Utility have crashed (and one or two others), not every time but sometimes; so have non-Apple appls: Wired Client, VLC. Even 'Reset' Safari to no apparent improvement. Don't use Dashboard & all my widgets still seem to be there.
On the Apple side, I have installed iLife and iWork '08 which I use as alternatives to MS.
Non-Apple, I use:
Acrobat 8
StuffIt 12
Toast 8.0.1
VLC
EPSON Scan (haven't tried it yet)
SMARTreporter 2.3.2
MenuMeters (menubar item to display network connection, IP, etc.)
Growl
GrowlDict
GrowlTunes
HardwareGrowler
Set to open on Start-up:
DragThing 5.6.4 (layered dock alternative I really like)
Time Palette 5.7.7 (selected cities time display I really like)
Meteorologist (displays weather for several cities)
Desktility (saves & restores icon positions on Desktop for my many disks)
Internet stuff I use regularly:
Transmission (BT P2P client)
Speed Download (d/l manager)
Wired Client (connects to a remote server)
Fetch (FTP client, haven't tried it yet)
Unison (Usenet, haven't tried it yet)
All are latest versions with only a few exceptions and all were mostly trouble-free in Tiger. This seems like a pretty light list.
In Tiger, occasionally my browser wouldn't connect to a common site, say, Google or The New York Times. Continuing to do this in Leopard. And now it's harder to get things running just by deleting the caches (over & over). Couldn't even send numerous bug reports to Apple!
(A little background about my 'net connection might be in order here. In my neighbourhood, I can't buy more than 512kbps--more than four kms from the switch, I'm told. Often my actual speed is more like 56k dial-up. Could the slow speeds be part of the problem?)
Really wish I hadn't 'upgraded'! I'm beginning to think Apple is using us as beta testers for a system that wasn't a stable release yet. I'm seriously considering reinstalling Tiger--don't see any other solution. Or perhaps Leopard just wasn't intended for PPCs. I'm having as much difficulty as with the anteDeluvian OS 9!
My intuition as a non-geek but Mac user since 1984 that conflicts with Safari are at the root of these problems. I have now uninstalled almost all second-party software and will reinstall one-by-one as I need to use it to find out if there's one culprit among them.
Rots of ruck!
CJ
Process: Preview [225]
Path: /Applications/Preview.app/Contents/MacOS/Preview
Identifier: com.apple.Preview
Version: 4.0 (469)
Build Info: Preview-4690000~1
Code Type: PPC (Native)
Parent Process: launchd [64]
Date/Time: 2007-11-11 16:59:41.863 +0700
OS Version: Mac OS X 10.5 (9A581)
Report Version: 6
Exception Type: EXCBADACCESS (SIGBUS)
Exception Codes: KERNPROTECTIONFAILURE at 0x0000000000000007
Crashed Thread: 0
Thread 0 Crashed:
0 com.apple.CoreFoundation 0x94f722c0 CFMachPortSetInvalidationCallBack + 0
1 ??? 0xfffffffc 0 + -4
2 com.apple.LaunchServices 0x930d88f4 _LSDoSignalApplicationReady + 128
3 com.apple.LaunchServices 0x930d885c _LSSignalApplicationReady + 136
4 com.apple.HIServices 0x94032a94 _SignalApplicationReady + 68
5 com.apple.HIToolbox 0x96021cec _FirstEventTime + 448
6 com.apple.HIToolbox 0x960219ec RunCurrentEventLoopInMode + 64
7 com.apple.HIToolbox 0x96021840 ReceiveNextEventCommon + 260
8 com.apple.HIToolbox 0x96021718 BlockUntilNextEventMatchingListInMode + 84
9 com.apple.AppKit 0x91dce7a0 _DPSNextEvent + 580
10 com.apple.AppKit 0x91dce1f0 -[NSApplication nextEventMatchingMask:untilDate:inMode:dequeue:] + 112
11 com.apple.AppKit 0x91dc7eac -[NSApplication run] + 736
12 com.apple.AppKit 0x91d9892c NSApplicationMain + 440
13 com.apple.Preview 0x00002620 start + 64
Thread 0 crashed with PPC Thread State 32:
srr0: 0x94f722c0 srr1: 0x0000f030 dar: 0x00000007 dsisr: 0x40000000
r0: 0x007dd180 r1: 0xbfffeb50 r2: 0xa0a225f0 r3: 0x00000000
r4: 0x007dd0a4 r5: 0x00000002 r6: 0x000031ed r7: 0x00000001
r8: 0x001fc080 r9: 0x0006d5a0 r10: 0x000e5004 r11: 0x42000248
r12: 0x94f722c0 r13: 0x00000000 r14: 0xffffffff r15: 0xbffff558
r16: 0xbffff134 r17: 0xbffff104 r18: 0xa044e564 r19: 0x00132f00
r20: 0xbffff640 r21: 0xa040e564 r22: 0x00119b30 r23: 0x0000002c
r24: 0xbfffeda8 r25: 0x0000003c r26: 0x00004203 r27: 0x007dd46c
r28: 0xa0a20000 r29: 0x007e0000 r30: 0x00000003 r31: 0x930d887c
cr: 0x44000242 xer: 0x00000007 lr: 0x007dd190 ctr: 0x94f722c0
vrsave: 0x00000000g

Please reply if you can help: CJ Hinke <[email protected]>
Installed Leopard and only reinstalled the latest versions of second-party software. Did away with MS Office and Adobe CS3. First primary problem logged: suddenly Firefox can't read Thai language (all Thai characters replaced with question marks)--has anyone else had language support disappear?
SMARTreporter gives a green light to the hardware.
Applications both native Apple and second party keep crashing on launch. Appended below is a partial copy of the Bug Report. All appl crashes seem to hinge on the following problem:
Exception Type: EXCBADACCESS (SIGBUS)
Exception Codes: KERNPROTECTIONFAILURE at 0x0000000000000007
Crashed Thread: 0
Often I can keep relaunching until the appl 'takes'. I'm getting royally tired of this and of deleting my caches over & over (which doesn't work nearly every time). TextEdit, Safari, Quicktime, Terminal, System Preferences, Disk Utility have crashed (and one or two others), not every time but sometimes; so have non-Apple appls: Wired Client, VLC. Even 'Reset' Safari to no apparent improvement. Don't use Dashboard & all my widgets still seem to be there.
On the Apple side, I have installed iLife and iWork '08 which I use as alternatives to MS.
Non-Apple, I use:
Acrobat 8
StuffIt 12
Toast 8.0.1
VLC
EPSON Scan (haven't tried it yet)
SMARTreporter 2.3.2
MenuMeters (menubar item to display network connection, IP, etc.)
Growl
GrowlDict
GrowlTunes
HardwareGrowler
Set to open on Start-up:
DragThing 5.6.4 (layered dock alternative I really like)
Time Palette 5.7.7 (selected cities time display I really like)
Meteorologist (displays weather for several cities)
Desktility (saves & restores icon positions on Desktop for my many disks)
Internet stuff I use regularly:
Transmission (BT P2P client)
Speed Download (d/l manager)
Wired Client (connects to a remote server)
Fetch (FTP client, haven't tried it yet)
Unison (Usenet, haven't tried it yet)
All are latest versions with only a few exceptions and all were mostly trouble-free in Tiger. This seems like a pretty light list.
In Tiger, occasionally my browser wouldn't connect to a common site, say, Google or The New York Times. Continuing to do this in Leopard. And now it's harder to get things running just by deleting the caches (over & over). Couldn't even send numerous bug reports to Apple!
(A little background about my 'net connection might be in order here. In my neighbourhood, I can't buy more than 512kbps--more than four kms from the switch, I'm told. Often my actual speed is more like 56k dial-up. Could the slow speeds be part of the problem?)
Really wish I hadn't 'upgraded'! I'm beginning to think Apple is using us as beta testers for a system that wasn't a stable release yet. I'm seriously considering reinstalling Tiger--don't see any other solution. Or perhaps Leopard just wasn't intended for PPCs. I'm having as much difficulty as with the anteDeluvian OS 9!
My intuition as a non-geek but Mac user since 1984 that conflicts with Safari are at the root of these problems. I have now uninstalled almost all second-party software and will reinstall one-by-one as I need to use it to find out if there's one culprit among them.
Rots of ruck!
CJ
Process: Preview [225]
Path: /Applications/Preview.app/Contents/MacOS/Preview
Identifier: com.apple.Preview
Version: 4.0 (469)
Build Info: Preview-4690000~1
Code Type: PPC (Native)
Parent Process: launchd [64]
Date/Time: 2007-11-11 16:59:41.863 +0700
OS Version: Mac OS X 10.5 (9A581)
Report Version: 6
Exception Type: EXCBADACCESS (SIGBUS)
Exception Codes: KERNPROTECTIONFAILURE at 0x0000000000000007
Crashed Thread: 0
Thread 0 Crashed:
0 com.apple.CoreFoundation 0x94f722c0 CFMachPortSetInvalidationCallBack + 0
1 ??? 0xfffffffc 0 + -4
2 com.apple.LaunchServices 0x930d88f4 _LSDoSignalApplicationReady + 128
3 com.apple.LaunchServices 0x930d885c _LSSignalApplicationReady + 136
4 com.apple.HIServices 0x94032a94 _SignalApplicationReady + 68
5 com.apple.HIToolbox 0x96021cec _FirstEventTime + 448
6 com.apple.HIToolbox 0x960219ec RunCurrentEventLoopInMode + 64
7 com.apple.HIToolbox 0x96021840 ReceiveNextEventCommon + 260
8 com.apple.HIToolbox 0x96021718 BlockUntilNextEventMatchingListInMode + 84
9 com.apple.AppKit 0x91dce7a0 _DPSNextEvent + 580
10 com.apple.AppKit 0x91dce1f0 -[NSApplication nextEventMatchingMask:untilDate:inMode:dequeue:] + 112
11 com.apple.AppKit 0x91dc7eac -[NSApplication run] + 736
12 com.apple.AppKit 0x91d9892c NSApplicationMain + 440
13 com.apple.Preview 0x00002620 start + 64
Thread 0 crashed with PPC Thread State 32:
srr0: 0x94f722c0 srr1: 0x0000f030 dar: 0x00000007 dsisr: 0x40000000
r0: 0x007dd180 r1: 0xbfffeb50 r2: 0xa0a225f0 r3: 0x00000000
r4: 0x007dd0a4 r5: 0x00000002 r6: 0x000031ed r7: 0x00000001
r8: 0x001fc080 r9: 0x0006d5a0 r10: 0x000e5004 r11: 0x42000248
r12: 0x94f722c0 r13: 0x00000000 r14: 0xffffffff r15: 0xbffff558
r16: 0xbffff134 r17: 0xbffff104 r18: 0xa044e564 r19: 0x00132f00
r20: 0xbffff640 r21: 0xa040e564 r22: 0x00119b30 r23: 0x0000002c
r24: 0xbfffeda8 r25: 0x0000003c r26: 0x00004203 r27: 0x007dd46c
r28: 0xa0a20000 r29: 0x007e0000 r30: 0x00000003 r31: 0x930d887c
cr: 0x44000242 xer: 0x00000007 lr: 0x007dd190 ctr: 0x94f722c0
vrsave: 0x00000000g

When Leopard comes out, will Tiger still be available?

I'm a nincompoop with computers, when Leopard comes out, will Tiger still be available to purchase? I would rather have OS X Leopard, but I don't know if my powerbook will satisfy the requirements to run it. Have they published the requirements for Leopard? I want to make an informed decision but I'm not sure if time will permit.

Here you can buy previous versions off OSX:
http://www.macsales.com/
MacSales does still sell OSX Panther (version before Tiger). So if Leopard is available for sail you can still buy Tiger there. There are also a lott other store's which do sell previous versions off OSX.
I don't know what model powerbook you have?
If it is a G4 then you can definitely run Leopard on it. Leopard will probably not support any off the Mac's with a G3 processor.
Hopefully this is helpfull or solved your problem.
Please see the "helpfull" and "solved" button's on top off this message! Apple: Why reward points?

How can I keep my MacBook safe is Apple is no longer supporting Snow Leopard? My MacBook was purchased in 2006 and cannot be upgraded to the newer operating systems.

I have a MacBook which I purchased in 2006. It cannot upgrade to newer operating systems.Since Apple has stopped support to Snow Leopard, how can I keep my MacBook safe? Buying another computer is not an option. Any ideas or suggestions? Many thanks.

Klaus1 wrote:
Apple still sell, and therefore support, Snow Leopard.
For what it's worth, from my reading of the Snow Leopard EULA (and I would assume that there is similar language in the EULAs for all other operating systems, as well), I'm not seeing any obligation on the part of Apple to provide Security Updates of any kind, period/full stop. The wording appears to be completely "use at your own risk." I have no idea whether this "use at your own risk" would survive a legal challenge, or if such a legal challenge would depend on whether or not Apple is still selling (or even giving away for free) an OS, or whether local law would, according to this, override the EULA. Perhaps this is why Apple never formally announces EOL or discontinuance of support for an OS. They can always claim that they are still supporting an OS, whether or not in any practical sense, they are. There was even a very late Flashback detection and removal script which Apple issued for 10.5 well after it was clear that they had stopped supporting Leopard. This hardly constituted ongoing support, but perhaps it was to deter the threat of legal action, or maybe it was simply out of benevolence. I don't know.
Besides that, even when Apple was still actively "supporting" Snow Leopard, which I don't think it is any longer, "use at your own risk" would still have applied to a case where Apple may have been late with a patch, or a response, or an adequate response, to a zero-day threat, such as Flashback was, which was constantly evolving. Many thousands were affected by that, and, to my knowledge, at least, there was no legal action directed at Apple throughout or after that episode. If there was any, I don't think it succeeded.
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HELP!! Installation of OS X Panther 10.3 stops at Asian Languages Support

I had trouble trying to move the user directory onto another harddrive so I have had to reinstall from scratch. I have a clean harddrive that has been formatted (extended journalled) twice, and written over with zeros...
When the installer get to 'Processing Asian Languages Support' 38% it stops dead and doesn't continue. No error message is displayed. It was frozen for a least 24 hours before I rebooted and tried again, but to no avail.
Can anybody offer any advise?

gemmakls:
The G4 (Gigabit Ethernet) shipped with OS 9.0.4.
With a HDD that has been reformatted, and the data zeroed, you should not have a problem installing unless:
1. You have improper of faulty install disks
2. there is some hardware issue.
Here is what I suggest:
1. Repair Disk
Insert Installer disk and Restart, holding down the "C" key until grey Apple appears.
Go to Installer menu (Panther and earlier) or Utilities menu (Tiger) and launch Disk Utility.
Select your HDD (manufacturer ID) in the left panel.
Select First Aid in the Main panel.
(Check S.M.A.R.T Status of HDD at the bottom of right panel, and report if it says anything but Verified)
Click Repair Disk on the bottom right.
If DU reports disk does not need repairs quit DU and restart.
If DU reports errors Repair again and again until DU reports disk is repaired.
If DU reports errors it cannot repair you will need to use a utility like Tech Tool Pro or Disk Warrior
2. If that does not help run Apple Hardware Test from the disc that came with your computer.
Good luck.
cornelius

How can I get English language support in South Korea?

I'm British living in South Korea. A few times now I have needed to get in touch with support but the Korean site only has Korean language. My Korean is not good enough to have a conversation in Korean. Anyone know how I can get Englsih language support in South Korea?

Is there an official site where I can install a
language pack for Armenian?
Armenian reading and writing support is already included in OS X. The font is called Mshtakan. To input you need to activate one of the Armenian keyboard layouts by going to system preferences/international/input menu and checking their boxes, plus the box for "show input menu in Finder," then selecting Armenian in the "flag" menu at the top right of the finder.
Armenian requires a modern Unicode app and will not work with Appleworks or Word X.
OS X does not yet have an Armenian system localization (menu and dialogues).
If you don't have the things described above on your system, let us know.

Greek language support for ipod touch?

why the greek language is not included in the supported languages for ipod touch?
why there is no greek keyboard nor a speller?
is it so hard to do it?
the greek language is not important?
as fur as i know apple has also a market for ipod in greece as well as other products...
but no greek language support in the ipod... why?

yes this is also true,
as fur as it goes for displaying text in greek the results are pretty good.
but when it come to writing...this is a totally different scenario...
unfortunately you have many other options apart from writing greek of curse.
to conclude and this is something that keeps bugling me,
maybe I am wrong,
but i think that the OS the ipod touch runs is based OSX 10.4 (tiger),
if not mostly the same OS.
if the above assumption is correct in some whey..and by having in mind that the support for many languages is already realized for the above OS
is interesting to notice that the support of this already realized languages is limited in the platform of ipod touch ( concerning writing and spelling).
how knows...

Welsh Language Support in Pages and Keynote

Is Welsh language supported within Pages like on Microsoft Office? If so - how do I set it up?

You can switch your Mac to Welsh:
Menu > Apple > System Preferences > Language & Text > Edit List > check Cymraeg > OK > drag to top of list
There is however no dictionary for Welsh in Pages, but you can install 3rd party dictionaries in OSX, obtained from OpenOffice or other open sources or 3rd party commercial sources.
Peter
PS Which Welsh were you after? Always the problem for small langauges.

Can't Install Leopard, Won't Recognize Tiger

Hi - I want to install Leopard on an iMac currently running the latest edition of Tiger (10.4.11 or so?). It meets all of Leopard's tech requirements as well. However, when I begin the process, the Leopard install system says it can't install on my iMac because I'm NOT running Tiger.
This is incorrect - in fact, the iMac came with Tiger pre-installed, and that's the only OS it's ever run. How can I convince the Leopard install disc of this fact? I don't see any options for communication besides the "OK" button. It's doubly frustrating because when it then tells me I have to restart, and asks which disk to boot from, it shows my iMac RUNNING TIGER as one of the options.
Is there a way to tell the Leopard OS disk that I DO in fact have Tiger currently installed?
Thanks in advance -

I'm most confused - not hard to do on a weekend morning with only one cup of coffee. If you have the retail Leopard installer it doesn't matter what version of OS X your iMac has. I used the same disk to install Leopard on top of 10.3 and 10.4 so something weird is going on. BTW, BootCamp should have nothing to do with it - my own computers had BootCamp beta when I upgraded to Leopard.
What kind of upgrade are you attempting? Archive & Install or Erase and Install? If you are attempting the A&I what the installer might really be trying to tell you is that there's not enough disk space to perform that installation. Then again, I know that Leopard's installer is able to give that error message properly. The installer might be coming across a weird error when it is checking the drive so run Disk Utility and make sure the drive doesn't need to be repaired.

List of languages supported / delivered with EP

Can someone point me in the direction where I can get list of languages supported or delivered by EP. Thank you in advance.

Hi Balaram,
Open Portal page->Click on Personalize Option(situated left top coerner of the screen)->Click on User Profile->click modify-> Click on Language option .
in the dropdown listbox you can see around 130 languages.
Regards,
Malini.V

Multi-language support for user-specified text strings used in the forms

multi-language support for user-specified text strings used in the forms
Instead of creating multiple forms, 1 in each different language, for the same service, is there any workaround?

Hoan - is your question what are the considerations when creating multiligual catalogs? If so, I can tell you that at other clients I have seen them use a single catalog for one or two languages. For the two langugages, such as Spanish/English, you can create a single catalog with both of them. Once you get to more than two languages, the catalog would get unweildy and is therefore not suggested.

How to configure Oracle National Language Support for Hindi

Hello
I am Working on one library project and right now it is in foxpro.
it is working in local(hindi) language using c-dec software.Now i want to run this project using oracle national
language support.i have done lots of rnd on that but till could not get success.what's wrong with that?
Following the step i am applied for that
1 I have create the database using in8iscii character set. Because In8iscii support the Hindi Language.
2 Set the variable NLS_LANG = hindi_india.in8iscii in environment. I am using the Windows 2000 OS because
it supports the Hindi font(Mangal).
3 I am using the Oracle Developer as front end so using mangal font in front end i am able to display data
in Hindi format that's why i am selected Windows 2000 os.
4 I have done the special setting in Windows 2000 for Hindi.it is in controlpanel-regional setting-click the indic option
for india and in input locals set keyboard layout as Hindi also.
5 I also changed the Init.ora file and add the NLS_LANGUAGE = Hindi
nls_territory = india. now, I opens the database using this Init.ora file.
6 But It can't display the data in Hindi format.I could not able to display the data in Front End also.
So,pls help me in Oracle and also guide me in Linux platform also.
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Hi Nimit,
I have tried inserting Hindi/Marathi into an Oracle database (I have tried versions 8.0.6 and 8.1.7).
I created the database using UTF8 character set. The NLS_LANG was set to AMERICAN_AMERICA.UTF8. Inserts into the database were via iSQL*Plus or import. For querying I used OCI and Pro*C. The data for my app is being served up as XML. I have not tried Developer. The DB platforms have been both HPUX and Win2K, while the client platform has been Win2K/IE5.5 SP2. I have been using Code2000 as the font.
Did you manage to view the stored data using the export utility ?
Also, you can try using yudit to edit unicode files on Linux.

As a vision-impaired user of a 1.25GH ( 1.25MB RAM) iMac G4 I am very reluctant to try to install Leopard on it (running Tiger at the moment). I want to have all my old non-Apple apps there. Robert Davis.

As a vision-impaired user of an iMac G4 (1.25GH and 1.25MB of RAM) I am very wary of putting Leopard on my system. I know if I do a clean install I'll have to put all my software back on which would take me ages as I have stuff in OS 9 as well running in Classic, but if I do an archive install I know the Apple software will go in but what happens to all my other apps? The preamble on the disk doesn't make this really clear. If it is too difficult then I guess it's time for a new Intel model but I like the G4 as I can get my face right up in the screen without having to move the computer, something you have to do to with the new models. Can anyone help - I don't want to be stuck for a month without a computer until my stepson comes back from holidays as he is head of IT at a school school that run all Macs. Please excuse any faux pas in this - I am new to the support community.
RobertfromBradbury.

You could use A&I, selecting Preserve Users and Network Settings. This should keep your third party apps but you will lose Classic and OS 9, which are not supported by Leopard. Before upgrading, I would also check to see which third party apps may not be Leopard compatible or will need updating.
If you still want to proceed, you should definitely have a cloned bootable backup of your current setup, in case you need to revert, or find something possibly missing after you upgrade. I wouldn't make a move without one. I use Carbon Copy Cloner. You could keep the old setup that includes Classic and OS 9 on a separate partition on an external drive and still be able to work from that when needed.
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You might find some apps that are not Leopard compatible.
You will also need enough free drive space to accomodate the new OS, as well as the Previous System Folder.
I don't see why you wouldn't be able to get your face right up to the screen of any of the new iMacs. And you can have a much bigger screen, 27". But you will be stuck running Lion, which will try to turn your computer into a giant iPad. A refurb might still be able to run Snow Leopard.

Error message when trying to add signature. An error has occurred that may be fixed by installing the latest version of the Japanese Language Support package.

Error message when trying to add signature. An error has occurred that may be fixed by installing the latest version of the Japanese Language Support package. How can I fix this?
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