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Mac OS 10.0.4 & iTunes
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I know this is an odd question, but... Does anyone know where I can download iTunes 1.1.1 to run under Mac OS X 10.0.4? I believe this is the last version to run under 10.0.4 and apparently it is unavailable from Apple's site (at least I can't find it) and it does not show up under Software Update.
Thanks for any help anyone can offer!
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Now, why oh why would anybody still be using 10.0.4? 10.1 was free for gawdssakes. If you had 10.1 you'd be able to use iTunes 2.0.4 which is still available.
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It's not for me, I use Panther. Someone I know bought 10.0.4 for $15.00 and wants to use it. You cannot get the 10.1 Update for free (that I know of anyway) so that rules that out.
It's all about the money I guess.
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Originally posted by mgpalma:
It's not for me, I use Panther. Someone I know bought 10.0.4 for $15.00 and wants to use it. You cannot get the 10.1 Update for free (that I know of anyway) so that rules that out.
It's all about the money I guess.
Seriously, why would you want to put yourself through that pain? Even if they did spend $15 for the 'privilege"? It is tantamount to slamming one's balls in a drawer.
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I know, I know, I really couldn't explain why, but ouch! Maybe it's for development reasons, I didn't ask.
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Originally posted by mgpalma:
I know, I know, I really couldn't explain why, but ouch! Maybe it's for development reasons, I didn't ask.
developing on an obsolete version with severely limited functionality?
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Maybe checking for backward compatibility? I don't know.
Originally posted by Dudaev's Corpse:
developing on an obsolete version with severely limited functionality?
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Edit: Thought I'd found it. But only the OS 9 version.
I'd say to your friend to google for iTunes 2.0.4.
AJ
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I've got a copy of iTunes 1.1.2 sitting here, the OS X version, but I don't know if that will work with 10.0.4. Anyone here know?
[EDIT - VersionTracker says no, so sorry about that.]
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