Macbook Pro 1.83ghz Core Duo - Boot Disks

Hello. I have misplaced my startup disk. Any chance I could paypal someone some money in order to get a burned copy mailed to me? The apple store doesn't have any.
Thanks!
Tom

Call Apple tech support. They can send you a set for a reasonable fee.

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Keiran420 wrote:
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