I recently asked for some advice for updating the Mac version of OSX and got one or two replies implying we are trying to use an unlicensed version. My friend has not bought Logic yet, and we did not realize OSX does not support it yet. We have a dual boot system with version 9 and OSX 10.0.4. All I am trying to do here is bring the Mac up to date regardless of whether Logic is supported yet. Thanks to those who pointed out OSX does not support Logic yet, I will bare that in mind when he buys the package next week, and install under version 9 Mac OS. If anyone still wants to email me privately about why we get the "This software cannot be installed on this computer" message every time we try and update OSX from version 10.0.4 I would very much appreciate it. Phil.

On 3/6/02 9:01 am, "Phil Angus" <phil.angus@...> wrote: > I recently asked for some advice for updating the Mac version of OSX and got > one or two replies implying we are trying to use an unlicensed version. My > friend has not bought Logic yet, and we did not realize OSX does not support > it yet. We have a dual boot system with version 9 and OSX 10.0.4. All I am > trying to do here is bring the Mac up to date regardless of whether Logic is > supported yet. Thanks to those who pointed out OSX does not support Logic > yet, I will bare that in mind when he buys the package next week, and > install under version 9 Mac OS. > If anyone still wants to email me privately about why we get the "This > software cannot be installed on this computer" message every time we try and > update OSX from version 10.0.4 I would very much appreciate it. Hi Phil, Sorry Phil, I misunderstood your post. I thought that your question related to trying to update Logic. Whilst not trying to sound difficult (I really don't know the answer to your questions) but why don't you try posting your question on the OS X users group at apple? (follow the tech support links). For non Logic related questions on Mac operating systems, I have found this to be a great source of info. Gareth