[It's about 20MB, so I hope you have an ethernet connection. The good news is that it can be run from the hard drive.]
and just leave it on the hard drive.
[It doesn't matter which you do first, Traditional or Simplified. I did Traditional.]
[The program will tell you that the WorldScript version on the computer is newer than the one you are trying to install; just click on the "Newer" button.]
[The first half will not be functional since you haven't installed the CLK Updater yet.]
[Strangely enough, this install program just writes over the WorldScript Updater pieces without asking. This makes sense since the Updater version and the version on the JLK 1.2 are the same (i.e., 7.5.1 / 7.5.2). However, it also made me feel nervous because the JLK version didn't work by itself on our 7600 machines. Consequently, as a precaution I added the following step.]
[As I said, this step was a precautionary measure; I didn't want to have to reinstall everything all over again if my fears were realized.]
One question I still have is why aren't the latest versions of the WorldScript pieces on the latest version of the System 7.5 Updater? I mean, why do I have to use an extra updater? Perhaps Mr. Tiffert said it best when he said, "chalk it up to that 9 month period last year when apple *really* lost focus."
I hope this is useful to someone.
Thanks to those four people that responded to my call for help on installing JLK/CLK on a PCI Power Mac. I went back and read Glenn Tiffert's Dec. 16 and Apr. 2 postings. I guess I was just incredulous that it should be so difficult. For those of you who are contemplating installing the CLK / JLK on a Power Mac, I would suggest saving and printing out this file, it may save you a lot of headaches.Jeffrey J. HaydenAgain, thanks especially to Mr. Tiffert, Mr. Inglis and Mr. Moran for their patience in answering this question.
jeffrey@Hawaii.Edu, <http://www.lll.hawaii.edu/ICUsers/jhayden/>