Hi all, a lot of information here and thats why I order my first MAC today. MACBOOK BLACK with 1GB of ram plus Wildeepz - Series 1 For 13" MacBook, and Notebook ScreenSavrz 13" MacBook Black. Lets hope I all you people can help me along the way as this is definitely my first MAC and thanks in advance to everybody!!!
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What exactly are you trying to tell us?
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I think the poster is saying the forum helped as a guide to buying the MacBook -- and that further questions in learning how to use it are forthcoming.
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Ya the MacBook is anouther great move on Apple behalf. A new affordable laptop that has the best in almost all the fields. An intel duo core for doing anything you want, nice screen, great keyboard, only this I had to complain on when I first saw it was the video card, but after looking back on it I think it was a good decission. I have seen the Macbook run Half Life 2, as well as CoD 2, I mean if thats not acceptable for people from a laptop graphics card when the laptop is under 1400-1500 then I dont know how to please people hehe.
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thanks all and yeah what I meant is if I need any help down to road i know where to ask....
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Ya you can ask anyone here for any help you may need, we should be able to help you with any problem you have. You just have to ask
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I have a suggestion before you even ask! As soon as you get the lappy, setup two additional accounts. You will have one by default, use it as your Admin acoount. Then setup another account with admin rights that you never use, ever. This is a great diagnostic tool. If something starts not working right go into this account. If the problem does not exist there, then you know it is basically a preference issue or something in your account. Easier to track down. Lastly make a limited user account. This will be your everyday account. In OS X you can run as limited user and your computer will actually work (unlike Windows). I always run limited. It requires a little more password entering but it is worth it. Whenever it asks to authenticate, just enter your admin name and password.
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Wait Talimore did you just get your Macbook today?
Cashmonee I like the diagnostic account suggestion. thanks.
Looks like I'll be adding one more account later tonight, I know I could do it now since it takes like 10 seconds to do, but I'm lazy. xD -
thanks for that i will be sure to do that once i get mine!!
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I have a question guys, when I receive my MACBOOK can I start playing with it or does it work like a cell phone where I have to charge it for 24 hours? Sorry kinda a stupid quesion but I am a MAC NEWBIE
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No, not at all lol.
Its already charged for you. Just remember to do the battery calibration within the first week of having it, and like once every 2 months to keep it at optium performance.
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Battery calibration how or what do I do?? thanks xbandaidx
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Well, it will state how to do it in your user guide, or you can type in spotlight and look for Mac User guide and open it from there, or in Spotlight type Battery and it'll give you the direct page to that in the userguide (spotlights awesome)
basically you run the battery down in power, and just before it turns off, save all your files and whatnot and let it sleep for 5 hours or shut it down for 5 hours, turn it back on and use it again while it charges (or not just let it charge) than you calibrated it.
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okay thanks xbandaidx i will read the manual when I get it....so I should not plug in the power when using the MACBOOK for the first time??
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Well xbandaidx almost got it, you have to fully charge the MacBook first and when its fulyl charged let it continue to charge in that state for 2 or so hours, then drain it down, and then let it sleep for 5 or so hours.
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thanks guys!!
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Discussion in 'Apple and Mac OS X' started by rayray, Jul 27, 2006.