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Have you purchased Leopard legally? If so, use the DVD out of the box to install. I can't think of too many instances in which you'd legally obtain a DMG of the Leopard DVD, instead of the Leopard DVD itself, and also be unable to burn the DMG to hard media on your own.<br />
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Please explain your situation, as assisting in illegal hacks and such is strictly forbidden in this arena. See <a href="https://www.experts-exchange.com/help.jsp#hi100" rel="ugc">https://www.experts-exchange.com/help.jsp#hi100</a>&nbsp;if you have questions.
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Have you purchased Leopard legally? If so, use the DVD out of the box to install. I can't think of too many instances in which you'd legally obtain a DMG of the Leopard DVD, instead of the Leopard DVD itself, and also be unable to burn the DMG to hard media on your own.

Please explain your situation, as assisting in illegal hacks and such is strictly forbidden in this arena. See https://www.experts-exchange.com/help.jsp#hi100 [https://www.experts-exchange.com/help.jsp#hi100] if you have questions.

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We have the family pack which the .dmg file was given to me from the master. I cannot go back to my relative to get the original?
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We have the family pack which the .dmg file was given to me from the master. I cannot go back to my relative to get the original?

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I am a somewhat versed windows person but am new to Mac OSX. I have tiger currently installed and i have the latest osx-leopard105.dmg file which is 6.5gb. I have a DL DVD but I dont know whether I can just toast the .dmg straight to the DL DVD and boot with that or what. Please explain how to install this.
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I am a somewhat versed windows person but am new to Mac OSX. I have tiger currently installed and i have the latest osx-leopard105.dmg file which is 6.5gb. I have a DL DVD but I dont know whether I can just toast the .dmg straight to the DL DVD and boot with that or what. Please explain how to install this.

install osx-leopard105.dmg

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