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Mac OS 9 is coming, and it’s going to make your Mac more powerful—and more Internet-friendly—than ever before. Designed to be your co-pilot on the Internet, Mac OS 9 is packed with over 50 new features. Here are just nine of the new power tools you won’t be able to do without:

1. Sherlock 2 The search for the ultimate search engine is over. Your personal shopper on the Internet, Sherlock 2 not only finds the products you’re looking for, it’s also the easiest way to find people, news, and just about everything else on the Internet.	2. Multiple Users We should be calling this feature “multiple Macs,” because it customizes one Mac for each user who shares it. Now you can share your Mac without hassle or worry. This feature securely stores each user’s preferences and files for privacy and convenience.	3. Voiceprint Password Your voice is your password. Mac OS 9 analyzes your voice and stores your voiceprint. Then when you talk, your Macintosh listens. And lets you—and you alone—log on and access your files.
4. Keychain Forget keeping track of those dozens of Internet passwords. The personal keychain in Mac OS 9 securely stores all of your user IDs and passwords. Your voice—or one typed password—unlocks them all.	5. Auto Updating Keep your Mac up-to-date, automatically. Always have the latest software. Mac OS 9 can automatically download software updates over the Internet, and can even install them for you.	6. Encryption Send files across the Internet securely. Mac OS 9 helps you keep your private information private with industrial-strength encryption.
7. File Sharing over the Internet Apple’s easy-to-use File Sharing now works the same way over the Internet. So you can share files, folders and data with anyone. No more boundaries.	8. AppleScript over TCP/IP Put your Mac on automatic pilot—remotely, over the Internet. AppleScript lets you automate tasks on your Mac. Now AppleScript over TCP/IP takes that to the next level, letting you remote-control your Mac (or a whole battery of Macs) from wherever you happen to be.	9. Network Browser The Internet is about to become much more manageable. The Network Browser in Mac OS 9 lets you find Internet file servers, FTP servers and web servers about as easily as you find printers on your network. System requirements: - Mac OS-based Apple computer with a Power PC processor - 32MB of physical RAM, with virtual memory set to at least 40MB

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