Extra Tips To Get Your Mac Ready For OS X Leopard.

How do you plan to upgrade your Mac to OS X Leopard? There are many ways to get your Mac ready to upgrade, but only two that we recommend at Mac360.

Both upgrade methods involve an extra hard drive, but you’ll need that to take advantage of Time Machine in Leopard anyway.

First, consider that the files on your Mac, whether Tiger or Panther, are valuable to you, and losing them would be catastrophic. Think of it this way: how will you feel if you turn your Mac on and.... (excerpted).

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