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Product: Apple Mountain Lion (OS X 10.8) By Carol S. Holzberg Retail Price: $19.99, Educational price, $9.99 (each, for 20+ copies), Educational Maintenance License $12.99 (each, for 20+ copies).

Apple OS X Mountain Lion is the latest release of the world's most advanced desktop operating system. Mountain Lion includes over 200 new features to update your Mac. If i upgrade a core duo Imac to a Core 2 duo processor, will it then support OS X Lion?I have a core duo iMac that is not natively supported by the new Lion system, If i upgrade the processor via the ZIF socket to a core 2 duo chip from another iMac, will it support and allow install of Lion?Thanks for any help you can provide.

A Maintenance license is a three-year subscription entitling customers to every major release of OS X delivered during the contract term. Quality and Effectiveness Mountain Lion (updated to OS X 10.8.1 on August 23, 2012) takes many of its new features from Apple’s mobile operating system, a convergence that began with Lion OS X 10.7 in apps such as Launchpad, support for direct multi-touch gestures on both the MacBook trackpad and Apple’s stand-alone trackpad, full screen apps, and notable options like Auto Save and Resume.

With Mountain Lion, there are now even more similarities to iOS 5.1 because the familiar Notes, Reminders, and iMessage apps are fully integrated stand-alone utilities that work seamlessly with Apple’s popular Mail, Contacts, and Calendar applications. Additionally, in Mountain Lion, Reminders and Notifications can be configured to pop up on your Mountain Lion desktop/laptop while you work. Or, they can be configured to display when you arrive at a particular location because “notifications” are monitored by Apple’s Location Services (the combination cellular, Wi-Fi, and GPS network technologies used by apps such as Camera, Safari, Maps, and Find My iPhone to track your computer’s current location) (see below). Another similarity between OS X and iOS is that Mountain Lion delivers improved support for Apple’s cloud-based iCloud service, enabling users to upload, view and access their iCloud media, documents, and other resources just as they might do with their iOS devices.

Ease of Use The hardest part of upgrading to Mountain Lion could be that your older Apple computer may be unable to make the transition. I experienced this digital brick wall when I discovered that the OS would not install on my 2006 Mac Pro. Many schools face similar upgrade ceilings with iMacs purchased before mid-2007, MacBooks purchased before late 2008, MacBook Air computers bought before late 2008, and Mac minis bought in 2008. Acronis usb bootable flash drive for mac.

In the end, I installed Mountain Lion on a more recently purchased MacBook Pro (MacBookPro6,1). As with Lion (the previous OS X), Mountain Lion is unavailable as a boxed product on DVD. You must obtain your copy online through the Apple store. To make the purchase, you’ll need an Apple ID, a credit card (or a “Redeem” code), and a fast Internet connection.

If purchasing with a Redeem code, visit the Mac App Store, sign in, click Redeem in the Quick Links section, and follow the prompts to enter the code. The Mountain Lion installer downloads to the Mac’s Applications folder and also appears in the Dock while downloading. If you plan to install the OS on multiple computers, you’ll want to drag the Mountain Lion installer from the Applications folder to your computer desktop before installing. From there you can create a bootable USB Mountain Lion install disk on an 8GB or larger USB flash drive (). If you prefer not to make a bootable flash drive installer, clicking the installer that saved in the Applications folder is virtually all you need to do to install the new OS, provided your computer is running either Snow Leopard (10.6) or Lion (10.7). Be sure to leave enough time for the download as Mountain Lion is 4.35 Gb in size. One additional recommendation before installing is to check the list of Mountain Lion-compatible software applications available at the Roaring Apps wiki Web site ().

If software you are currently running isn’t compatible, a fix might be available directly from the software developer. If no fix is available, know that Mountain Lion will most likely move the offending application to an “Incompatible Software” folder at the root level of your hard drive during installation. Once installed, you’ll quickly notice that Mountain Lion doesn’t look significantly different from Lion.