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I'm from Germany, but have been to the US a couple of times and these are my top 5 of Places of the USA you have to see:Grand canyon is really awesome, but I liked Bryce Canyon even more. It's completely different, not so deep an big, but therefore you can walk through different types of different colored stones and even small forests. Reminded me of Alice in wonderland somehow :Pso Grand canyon is on 5th place, Bryce Canyon is number 43rd. is San Francisco itself. Just a great city, nice people, lot's of places to relax. And if you want to see the sun (which you can't see that much, because it's foggy most of the time), you can go over the bridge to Oakland, which is almost always sunny.2nd. Yosemite National Park. Just BEAUTIFUL!! High mountains with snow (starting in september) and valleys full of BIG trees and rivers and meadows. Definitely the most peaceful place I've ever been.But my most favorite place in the US is the Black Rock dessert during the Burning Man Festival. Nothing compares to that! It's not really a vacation to go there, it's more like a therapy combined with pure surviving in the heat, but it's absolutely unforgetable!Other than that I will go to Dublin soon and I'd like to go to australia one day. Lucky as I am I live in my most favorite city, yet: Berlin. So I don't have to travel there, I just live it.Getting late, I could go on for hours writing about places that I'd like to see. To make it short: I want to see the whole world! :angel:If anyone want's to come to Berlin, drop me a line, I have an extra bedroom for guests...

I see this post is a bit old, but maybe someone is still interessted, so....:Depends on your mac model. If it's an older one with a PowerPC CPU (e.g. a G4) Snow Leopard won't work. If it has an Intel CPU, there should be no problem and I would recommend to skip Leopard. Snow Leopard is not that much different to Leopard, but it's faster and just subtile better :angel: I use a hackintosh with Snow Leopard now. Had lot's of problems with Leopard, but bought a retail snow leopard anyway and it was worth it! No problems anymore, runs like any Mac Pro!

Or maybe the new Windows-CD is an OEM-Version of a different computer. E.g. you buy a new computer which has Windows on it. Then the registration-key is most likely bound to the serial number of the mainboard. If you want to use it with a different computer, or a new mainboard, you need a new key. Microsoft has a hotline for that, I did that years back, but now I can't find the number anymore, sorry!If you don't have a Win98 CD you can also use any Linux Live-CD to format the drive. I like Ubuntu most for example.