Update 10.4.5 too large

I am running an iMac G5 OS 10.4. I would like to download the combo update 10.4.5, but the file is too big. I live out in the country where high speed internet does not exist. So, I am using a dial-up. It would take 9 hours to download the update. Any idea if Apple will send out a CD if asked?

If you were near an Apple store you could go there, but of course since you are in the boonies of WA state that means you must be pretty far from Seattle. Are there any Apple stores in WA other than in Seattle?
By the way, I have a friend who is moving from Seattle to the Kitsap penninsula and has gotten satellite broadband in his new digs. He's keeping me posted on how it's working. If you'd like, maybe I can get a link to the particular service he's using.
Regards,
Steve M.

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