Mac OS 9 was Apple’s final version of its “Classic” operating system. This iteration, version 9.0.4, was released April 4, 2000, and its changes included “Improved USB and FireWire support and other bug fixes.”
This specific boxed version is a 10-client license and features iTools, Apple’s first suite of online services that would eventually become iCloud.
The box also mentions that Mac OS 9 introduces “more than 50 new features” and includes “nine Internet power tools.” The tools include:
- Sherlock 2
- Multiple Users
- Voiceprint Password
- Keychain
- Auto Updating
- Encryption
- File Sharing over the Internet
- AppleScript over TCP/IP
- Network Browser
Source: Wikipedia
