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• Locator 0.7.2
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Reader Comments (3)

anonymous · August 15, 2002 - 00:54 EST #1

I like this one because it is so true. I do not plan on buying Jaguar. Maybe in a few years when I can afford to buy a new machine and get whatever they come out with next. Until then, I am sticking with 10.1.5.

anonymous · September 1, 2002 - 20:24 EST #2

I don't agree. There is more to Jaguar than those two items. And when was handwriting recognition written into the Mac OS? I don't remember it.

Matt Johnson · September 2, 2002 - 16:01 EST #3

Read the caption. It says "old software." Newton's handwriting recognition isn't exactly new. It's fine to disagree--I knew many Mac-users would. I'm just disappointed Apple isn't offering some kind of discount for those of us who paid $130 last year for an operating system that was barely finished.