Posted on Friday, 26th February 2010 by admin
I want to print out a calender from iCal, but i don’t have a printer connected to my Mac. I have a printer that already is connected to my existing PC, but I don’t know how to connect them. Is there something I need?
I also have a Fax machine. Can I fax the paper to [...]
Tags: Connected, Existing, From, Macbook, Print, Printer, That
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Posted on Tuesday, 18th August 2009 by admin
I just bought a new Macbook : )
So i moved in my files and documents from my previous laptop.
and now i want to install Bootcamp, will it delete the existing data in order to make the partiton?
What about Parallels or VMware?
Tags: Boot, Camp, Data, Existing, Files, Install, Macbook, Overwrite, When, Will
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Posted on Monday, 17th August 2009 by admin
I’m getting myself a MacBook for college and currently my mom’s dell laptop works on a wi-fi connection (its in her room and the internet source is in the loft area where the old desktop is). Do I need AirPort to connect to her wireless network? Or is AirPort for setting up a NEW network?
Tags: Airport, Connect, Existing, Express, Macbook, Network, Wireless
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Posted on Monday, 22nd June 2009 by admin
I understand the warranty would be void by upgrading the processor or motherboard, but I’m curious if it’s physically possible? For example, if I have a Quad core desktop, and in the future want to upgrade to the new Intel i7 processor which requires a different motherboard, will the new motherboard and processor fit [...]
Tags: Desktops, Existing, Motherboard, Possible, Processor, Upgrade
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Posted on Wednesday, 10th June 2009 by admin
Thinking about getting a macbook pro, as I have about had it with Windows Vista, and was wondering if the macbook would be able to connect to the internet already in the house…….Motorola modem and router.
Tags: Connect, Existing, Internet, Macbook, Wireless
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Posted on Saturday, 30th May 2009 by admin
I have 50 gigs left on my Macbook, and want to bring it up to at least 100 gigs. How do I do that without losing anything?
Tags: Content, Existing, Expand, Losing, Macbook, Memory, Withouth
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