On Tuesday, Jun 10, 2003, at 13:25 US/Pacific, Konrad Waibel wrote: > I have since 11 May 2003 a new iMac 1GHz 17" FP with OSX 10.2.3. I use > the internal modem, best connect speed indicated as 49333. I > downloaded the Quicktime upgrade two weeks back and it took 59 minutes > for the 18.5 mbs to finish, biggest successful download to date. Now > there is a new Quicktime, the OS 10.2.6 update over 80 mbs, plus > others. I may have access to Windows machine and T1 connection. I > called Apple Techservice and asked if downloading the Apple software > updates using the T1 and burning a cd on the Windows computer, would I > be able to use the cd to install the software on my iMac? Apple tech > said he thought it would work, wasn't sure, but thought if the iMac > didn't like the data it wouldn't install anything. > > Is this a 'dumb and dumber' plan?, or will it work?? It should be fine. The updates are dmg files, which don't have resource forks, so they'll be fine even burned by a pc. I've spoken to people in the past who've done this with no problem. If the PC is a bit of a distance away, I'd suggest burning an extra copy, just in case. -- Scott