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Originally Posted by MacPool  Hi,
Thanks for the reply. When you say Leopard DVD you mean getting a completely new OS X Leopards software package and reinstalling onto my hard-drive anew?
And just to clarify, my cousin and I and my aunt and uncle do live together in one household hence the reason the family pack made sense, but she bought it for us, so it is rather presumptuous to insinuate otherwise instead of asking what the situation is, so I don't think I am violating any terms of the user agreement eh?
Thanks for your help. |
Think of it this way: a computer without the installation CDs/DVDs is like a car without keys: useless. You will eventually lock yourself out and need those keys to get back in. Would you also give your car keys to your cousin and let him leave the country with them?
Installing an operating system is not a "one-time install, then get rid of the CDs." You
will need those CDs at some point in your computer's life.