> It doesn't transfer all of things like X11 and Classic. Of course, it > doesn't _tell_ you that it doesn't transfer these, and you can (and I > did) spend several hours trying to figure out what was missing. > > In retrospect, it would have been a lot faster to use CCC to dump to a > disk and load from there. > > Craig >It's on the new Mac--it's not available for d/l. > James S Jones > It's not just to a new G5. I got a new powerbook, and it was able to > move all apps, data, and user accounts over during the first startup. > You just boot the old machine to firewire target mode, and connect a > firewire cable. Away you go. They give you easy directions during > the process. *Very* simple. It'd pass the mother test, etc. > > There are a few apps that don't transfer the serial numbers quite > right- Apple Remote Desktop is one- it needs to be serialized again. > Dreamweaver worked fine, as did Adobe Acrobat, and i assume the rest of > the 2 suites did too. > > Matthew > Nope. No dreaming. It's an application and part of OS X 10.3, called Setup > Assistant. It's located in /System/Library/CoreServices/. Launch it see > what it does. Details at > <http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=300299> and > <http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=25773>. > John Baltutis Ahhhh, this is what I was thinking of. Thanks, guys! Jerry