On 10/8/03, lavode at comcast.net wrote: > >> http://www.apple.com/macosx > > Remember when Apple didn't charge for a .x upgrade? Seen on <http://www.resexcellence.com/index.shtml>: Concerning paying for Apple's software updates, Joshua Ochs writes: Based on their history, if it comes out over a year after the last major upgrade, then Apple charges for it. Here's the history: 7.0: paid (5/91) 7.1: free (8/92) 7.5: paid (6/95) (4 years, 1 month since last paid upgrade) 7.6: free (1/97) 8.0: paid (6/97) (2 years since last paid upgrade) 8.1: free (1/98) 8.5: paid (10/98) (1 year, 4 months since last paid upgrade) 8.6: free (5/99) 9.0: paid (10/99) (1 year since last paid upgrade) 9.1: free (1/01) 10.0: paid (3/01) (1 year, 5 months since last paid upgrade) 10.1: free (9/01) 10.2: paid (8/02) (1 year, 5 months since last paid upgrade) 10.3: paid (10-24-03) (1year, 2 months since last paid upgrade)