And if you have any Macs with 10.3 those need to be imaged with the 
district image. This is in line with the policy most people know 
about from PCs

At 3:53 PM -0700 5/9/05, Dee Burrell wrote:
>Hello,
>You will need to be sure your computer has enough memory to run osX unless
>that upgrade comes with the OS X install.
>
>Dee
>Ed TEch 20013
>
>
>>  Anyone interested in having OS X installed this summer in their labs
>>  needs to let me know before schools close for the summer. And if you
>>  have classrooms that want it installed, the same applies. And if you
>>  need to consult your principle that's not a problem
>>
>>  At this point I can say with full confidence that there is no OS 8/9
>>  application I haven't been able to make work. I'll probably find one
>>  sooner or later. But the only one that has a really annoying problem
>>  but still works is KidPix. The stamp moves in a jerky fashion that
>>  makes it hard to place stamps precisely. But I understand OS 9 has
>>  this same problem. Upgrading is up to the school. You can check with
>>  ET if there's anything in the works for a district license. KidPixX
>>  is very cool
>>
>>  I want to thank Cathy Pickens at Kerr for setting up one of her iMacs
>>  so I could copy it off for testing with OS X. She had been using OS
>>  9.0.4 to retain compatibility for her software. All of which worked
>>  in classic mode on OS X
>>
>>  And a big thank you to Jodie Thompson. She had the oldest model iMacs
>>  and OS X did quite well on them. And Jodie solved a lingering problem
>>  with OS 9 apps running on OS X so everyone could benefit by it
>>
>>  One last thing, upgrading to OS X is completely voluntary. There is
>>  no requirement like the OS 8.6 regrade project to do it. But for for
>>  up to date browser support and iMovie projects, it's a good idea
>>  --
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>>  Dale Bottrell
>>  Mesa Public Schools
>>  Computer Repair Technician
>>  Plan for the worst, work for the best
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