Does anyone have a clue as to why Apple finally released 7.5.3 this way?
It seems very awkward for most people. I'm just happy I was able to get
the update version of 7.5.3 when it was available as 14 disk images, even
though it required that 7.5 already be installed. It has come in very
handy.
Bob
----- Original Message ----- From: "Gregg Eshelman"
> The 19 (or 20 part for non-US/Canada English) part
> 7.5.3 is NOT individual floppy disk images. They are
> all parts of one image. All the parts must be in the
> same folder or on the desktop. Doubleclicking the
> first part with the .smi filename extention will
> make the image assemble itself and mount on the
> desktop.
>
> Once it's mounted you can copy everything out of the
> image to a Zip, MO, SyQuest, CD-R, you get the idea. :)
>
> =====
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