Apple releases Mac OS X 10.4.6 Update
Apple on Monday released Mac OS X 10.4.6, an update to its Mac OS X 10.4 "Tiger" operating system that is recommended for all users.
It also offers fixes for saving Word documents automatically when using a network home directory, synchronizing contacts and calendars to .Mac and mobile phones, and mounting and unmounting iDisk volumes.
Other enhancements in Mac OS X 10.4.6 target file access and byte range locking with AFP file sharing, login and authentication, connecting to Cisco VPN servers using IP/Sec, and network access when using proxy server automatic configuration files
The 45MB update is available from Apple's Web site or through the Mac OS X Software update mechanism. Additional details of the release are also published in a knowledge base article on the company's site.
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clap clap, well done for noticing. (no sarcasm)
i thought it was ment to be 100mb +
seems as if appleinsider/thinksecret is loosing its touch
clap clap, well done for noticing. (no sarcasm)
i thought it was ment to be 100mb +
seems as if appleinsider/thinksecret is loosing its touch
The download size is dependent on various factors now though - if you have all of the security updates it will be smaller I believe, and it is also system dependent. Please correct me if I'm wrong, but that could account for some of the difference. I'm downloading the 45Mb now.
clap clap, well done for noticing. (no sarcasm)
i thought it was ment to be 100mb +
seems as if appleinsider/thinksecret is loosing its touch
'Losing' their touch right?
'Losing' their touch right?
O.O
(character formation = face)
Oooo, iSync now syncs calendar events up to a year in advance, that always used to bug me. I don't remember an update the required two restarts, but maybe I wasn't paying attention before.
Incidentally, we often get updates around releases. Can anyone who knows more about these things than me see if there are any hidden hints about future hardware?