I've been trying several times to do that, and clicked the download button and
signed in to itunes to do this, and it doesn't seem to be downloading, or if it
is, I can't tell if it is. How can I tell if it's downloading or not?
I'll click the download button again after I've signed in again a
Unless Lion has the SSL loophole fixed via an update I strongly
recommend you update to Mavericks.
Regards Chris
On 01/03/2014 12:50, Jessica Moss wrote:
Ok, I'm extremely behind everybody here, but what exactly is different about
Mavericks as opposed to Lion? I don't at the moment use any 3
Ok, I'm extremely behind everybody here, but what exactly is different about
Mavericks as opposed to Lion? I don't at the moment use any 3rd-party text
editing/security software, or run Windows on my machine, so aside from that,
would there be a need to upgrade to it considering that?
On Feb 28
Mavericks is table now but don't know if you need to upgrade Fusion or
not. Sounds like you don't from the other replies to this thread. So you
should be good to go.
Regards Chris
On 28/02/2014 21:39, Phil Halton wrote:
With the latest updates to Mavericks, has it become a net gain to upgrade
Thanks. I'll search around.
On Feb 28, 2014, at 8:47 PM, Karen Lewellen wrote:
> hmm I am not the person to ask.
> My suggestion would be to test your machine at the link for this which will
> direct you to the patches.
> I am told by others they are actually in the headers in the store to make
hmm I am not the person to ask.
My suggestion would be to test your machine at the link for this which
will direct you to the patches.
I am told by others they are actually in the headers in the store
to make it easy.
On Fri, 28 Feb 2014, Christine Grassman wrote:
Where do I look for these
Where do I look for these in the app store? Thanks for the tip.
On Feb 28, 2014, at 8:12 PM, Karen Lewellen wrote:
> Something to keep in mind.
> For your own protection, if you do not choose the maverick upgrade, do get
> the security patches for lion and mountain lion that apple recommends fo
Something to keep in mind.
For your own protection, if you do not choose the maverick upgrade, do get
the security patches for lion and mountain lion that apple recommends for
osx.
the latest maverick from the other day includes this for that edition.
Karen
On Fri, 28 Feb 2014, Christine Grass
I'm definitely not sure about upgrading. I did when it first came out, and
disaster struck, and I reverted to Mountain Lion. Apps and Safari loaded
horribly, Mail was screwed up; VO in Safari was awful. A nightmare.
Christine
On Feb 28, 2014, at 4:41 PM, isaac wrote:
> Yes mavericks is now w
I have always thought it was OK to upgrade to Mavricks. I can tell you that
it's not necessary at all to upgrade VMware Fusion. I didn't and it's just fine
without doing so.
On Feb 28, 2014, at 1:39 PM, Phil Halton wrote:
> With the latest updates to Mavericks, has it become a net gain to upgr
Yes mavericks is now worth upgrading.
On Feb 28, 2014, at 3:39 PM, Phil Halton wrote:
> With the latest updates to Mavericks, has it become a net gain to upgrade
> from ML, or are they on parity still?
> ML works great for me with my fusion VM of window7. I don't want to upgrade
> and screw thi
With the latest updates to Mavericks, has it become a net gain to upgrade from
ML, or are they on parity still?
ML works great for me with my fusion VM of window7. I don't want to upgrade and
screw things up including my MacMail/Gmail setup , and also have to upgrade
fusion if there's not a net
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