Apple System 7 Pro - Manual (Page 27)

6. Click Install.
The Installer begins to install the software on your Macintosh or PowerBook.
7. Follow the instructions on the screen.
Messages report the status of the installation. If you're installing from
disks, messages will instruct you when to insert the next disk.
8. After the installation is complete, restart your computer.
Step 3: Choose a printer
If you're upgrading from System 6 or earlier, you must reselect your printer
before you can print with the new system software.
- Use the Chooser to select a printer.
Using your upgraded Macintosh or PowerBook before you complete the group
upgrade
If you want to use your upgraded Macintosh or PowerBook on the network before
you've completed the group upgrade, be aware of these conditions:
- If you print from the upgraded computer to a LaserWriter used by System 6
computers whose printer software hasn't been upgraded, the printer will
restart itself. It will restart again each time it switches from one printer
driver version to the other. This is remedied when you perform the group
upgrade.
- If your computer is using EtherTalk on an AppleTalk Phase 1 network,
installing System 7 Pro will upgrade your EtherTalk driver to Phase 2 and you
will be unable to use any network services until you upgrade your network to
AppleTalk Phase 2. (See "EtherTalk Networks" in "Planning the Group
Upgrade.")
Updating your CD-ROM software
If you are using a CD-ROM drive connected directly to your computer, you
should update your CD-ROM software to the latest version after you've
installed System 7 Pro. Otherwise you may be unable to use the CD-ROM drive
after upgrading.
If you mount the disc as a volume on an AppleShare server, you don't need to
update your CD-ROM software to access that volume from your computer.
To update your CD-ROM software:
1. Insert the Macintosh CD Setup disk supplied with the system software.
2. Open the Installer.
3. If necessary, click Switch Disk to display the name of the hard disk on
which you want to install the CD-ROM software.
a. Click Install.
The CD-ROM driver and several supporting utilities are installed on the