That way, you'll be able to run virtually all of your existing applications in the Mac OS X Classic environment. You'll find a CD expressly for this purpose in the Mac OS X box. The Setup Assistant will walk you through the setup process, but you'll want to have some information handy. If you have an iTools account you'd like to use, have your member name and password ready. Or you can contact your Internet service provider or check out the applications you use to read your email or browse the web to get the above information.
Help is also available online.
In the Finder, pull down the Help menu, choose Mac Help, type a question, and click Ask. Or look in the Dock. Click LateBreakingNews.help for the latest Mac OS X information. Check the Apple Support site and click the Mac OS X icon. If you want to see how easy it is to access items in your iDisk, customize the Mac OS X finder, create your own screen saver slide show, use applications in the Classic environment, navigate your Macintosh hard drive, or make maximum use of the Dock, we'll show you how at one of the Mac OS X events being hosted at user groups around the country.