On Wednesday, Apr 21, 2004, at 01:47 Canada/Eastern, Jennifer Thomas wrote: > I have a year 2000 model iMac (version = 32.1) 350 Mhz, Power PC G3 > [...] > My capacity hard drive space is 6.99 GB, but I'm down to 555.9 MB I'm suprised you're not having problems already. > [...] The only large files I have left are in iTunes and iPhoto. Are > there any duplicates that > these apps store that I could delete? It's possible to prune OS X by removing or not installing unnecessary printer drivers (some 200 to 300MB) or unnecessary languages. As a temp fix, check out /Library/Printers/ and trash drivers you don't need. But you definitely need a new drive. > Also, how large a hard drive can I install in my computer? 128 GB. > Any other suggestions? Get a new drive without delay. With a bit of search, you'll find replacement instructions on the 'net (e.g., <http://homepage.mac.com/techedgeezine/cart_imac_update2.html>). f