Kris,
Thanks for the advice on Leopard Assist.
<You'd need Leopard Assist or some way to overcome the 866 MHz
limitation of Leopard. >
From what I've experienced upgrading software on other Macs, the only
way to do it properly is by also upgrading the processor. An assist
program normally gets around software barriers but does not compensate
for the slow speed.
<Bruce's "keep an eye out for cheap upgrades" was sage advice. The
"sweet spot" has long passed this old Mac and you probably shouldn't
invest "real" money, only "cheap" money.>
That is good advice. I can afford to spend a little to stretch the use
of this computer till there is more money. So that is what I am doing.
Neal Lewis
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