I was planning on moving over my user from my previous machine (a G3 clamshell iBook running 10.2.1--which, in turn, was the user I first created under OS 10.1.4). Any reason I shouldn't? (I haven't been allowing the voice model to update since moving to 10.2). on 1/21/03 9:48 PM, T. Patrick Henebry at tphenebry at comcast.net wrote: >> I am the proud owner of a new G4 dual 867, which came shipped with OS X >> 10.2.1. I need to: >> >> a) upgrade to 10.2.3 and >> b) install ViaVoice on the machine and >> c) install the VV update >> >> Any thoughts out there about what order I should do these three steps? (I >> will take advice given here and download the 10.2.3 combo updater rather >> than using software update). > > I have not had any problems with the ViaVoice update even though it > was installed after 10.2.3 and IBM only officially supports it up > through 10.2.2 (meaning that's the last version they tested it with). > Trust me, crating a user in ViaVoice without the update from IBM > installed is very difficult because of poor accuracy. > > However, to be absolutely safe I would do the following: > > a) install ViaVoice, but *don't* create a user > b) install the ViaVoice update > c) upgrade to 10.2.3 > > Then go ahead and create a user in ViaVoice.