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JonasLoaf

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Original poster
Sep 22, 2003
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I did a clean install and it never prompted me to insert disc 3. Is there a reason for this? Also, Panther is running great, but I just noticed that I don't have a copy of AppleWorks. I use Word, but still seems really strange... Any ideas?
 

jamesatzones

macrumors regular
Aug 29, 2003
129
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Seattle
It didn't require it for me either, I think it contains stuff like additional fonts and language settings that normal Mac users would never use from different languages. Where as I never would need Japanese I have visited sites sites that would require those fonts that is why Apple automatically installs them.
 

pbooktebo

macrumors member
Aug 12, 2003
68
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SF Bay Area
X11 (and maybe more?) on disc 3

X11 is on disc 3. This is a UNIX app a bit like terminal, but for displaying apps that use graphical interfaces (like Open Office).

There may also be more on disc 3, but I know X11 is there (and it's not too large an install, so for those who might want it, go ahead and do it).

I chose to have this installed using the "Archive and Install" option, under the "Applications" option.

Best,

Matt

Note- I've you've already installed Panther, you can always download Apple's latest X11 version from their website
 

Powerbook G5

macrumors 68040
Jun 23, 2003
3,974
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St Augustine, FL
Yeah, I installed X11 and the additional Epson drivers from disc 3 since I have an older Epson that doesn't have OS X drivers anywhere on the website or with the driver CD so I had to install it from the Panther disc itself. As far as AppleWorks not being installed, if it was a part of your original software bundle, you will have to put in your old restore CD to reinstall it since you did a clean install.
 
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