Yeah, I bought it through the app store the other day and it took some
time just to download the file, but gives you a slightly misleading
message about installing which is dimmed anyway. Eventually, once it's
downloaded, it will bring up the installer. I would suggest that you
close it at that poi
Hi Steph,
That's right. Lion takes a while for it to complete.
Ezzie
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I have mine set up in IMap folders as well. But, when Lion is installed, will I
have to reconfigure the mail app? This will be my first time switching
I have mine set up in IMap folders as well. But, when Lion is installed, will I
have to reconfigure the mail app? This will be my first time switching from one
Os to another, so I'm not clear exactly what will happen.
Shannon
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Hi Joseph:
I believe the Apple people indicated the program would not be sold as a disk.
But, there would be a way to reinstall from ICloud.
On Jul 6, 2011, at 10:04 PM, Joseph Norton wrote:
> Hi:
>
> Sorry if this has been repeated, but, I'm wondering about the upgrade.
>
> I understand Lio
Howdy,
sure it appears is a way to create your own disk from the Lion disk you get
from the Mac App Store. below is a post from OS X Daily posted last fortnight.
perhaps it could be of help. here it goes:
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Mac OS X Lion is around the corner, and mixed in with the e
