> From: "Raoul Armfield" <armfield at amnh.org> > So how can you say yes and no. If the box says that 10.3 is required > for > AIRTUNES that is different than saying that you can use AIRPORT > EXPRESS with > 10.2.8. But the box DOESN'T say that. The box simply says that it requires 10.3. What it *should* say is that AirTunes (which is only one feature of the Airport Express) requires 10.3. See what I mean about the copy on the box being poorly written? > The original poster was not asking if you could use 10.2.8 with > airport express The answer to that question, which I provided in my last post, is YES. > rather whether you could configure airtunes which it seems > you can NOT do. I don't know that to be definitively true. What I said was that my client who was running 10.2.8 and Airport Express just fine *wasn't using* the AirTunes feature. One does *presume* that it requires 10.3, but I can't *prove* that. I *can* prove that Airport Express base stations work with 10.2.8. I hope that clarifies what I was trying to say. _Chas_ FL-MUG: central Florida's Macintosh User Group. Meetings: second Thursday of the month, 6-9pm, at the Orlando Science Center. http://www.flmug.org