Apple Users

n2doc

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1. Goto apple symbol in upper left corner, click on it, click on 'about this mac',

Tue Dec 13, 2011, 12:41 PM

Dec 2011

it will tell you which operating system version you are using

Also pretty sure no free upgrades available. You might have to email apple support to find out what the most direct upgrade path is, if you upgrade go to snow leopard (10.6) at least if your system is intel based. Lion requires a fairly new mac to run it.

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I think I need to upgrade my operating system. [View all] intheflow Dec 2011 OP

Goto apple symbol in upper left corner, click on it, click on 'about this mac', n2doc Dec 2011 #1

apple dropdown menu chemp Dec 2011 #2

10.4 is tiger struggle4progress Dec 2011 #3

Thanks, it was the Tiger part I was looking for. intheflow Dec 2011 #5

Probably not. If you want to upgrade to a later release, struggle4progress Dec 2011 #8

If you have 10.4.n, you have Tiger Stinky The Clown Dec 2011 #4

Thanks. intheflow Dec 2011 #6

I am almost certain there are no free upgrades. Stinky The Clown Dec 2011 #7

I don't think it is a cheap upgrade winstars Dec 2011 #9

Lions, tiggers, and bears? ChairmanAgnostic Dec 2011 #11

The next system will be called Mac OSX Maru: freshwest Dec 2011 #13

I was wrong. There are the top ten choices now: freshwest Dec 2011 #14

No offense, but does your Mac have a half orb base, with a post holding the screen ChairmanAgnostic Dec 2011 #10

The processor you're running guitar man Dec 2011 #12

10.5 is a great upgrade DissedByBush Dec 2011 #15