I found some bluetooth keyboards on the market that said to be compatible
with Android/Windows/ios, but do not mention about OS X. I wonder can I use
these keyboards with my iMac?
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On Apr 2, 10:03 pm, Brian Troisi wrote:
> To boot from it, put it in, and hold option while
> booting. If the OS you want to boot shows up, click it. GOod luck!
Will it show the OS is from the HDD or from the USB?
If the OSes are all the same, will I get confuse?
Hold down the option can also
Hi,
I have an Intel iMac. I would like to know how to boot from the USB
flash drive. Is it matter where I plug the drive?
Thanks!
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Yesterday after I shut down my 20" iMac, the minitor still stay on.
Only the background picture was there, all the desktop items were not
shown. The only way I can think of was unplug the power cord.
After waiting for two minutes or so, I plugged back the power cord and
turned on the iMac again,
> The PlainTalk does not work with any apple faster than 433 Mhz.
> I would love to be proved wrong.
You mean that there is no analogue mic that can be used? And that
port is only for the audio input from the Hi Fi, TV, MP3 player, etc?
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> You do not need a powered mic like the plaintalk. Starting with the
> early G4s, Apple switched to digital audio. You need a USB mic like
> the Griffin iMic.
So what is that sound-in port for?
If I have a paintalk mic, can I plug it into the sound-in port?
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>> I wouls like to ask questions about the I/O ports at the back of the
>> iMac.
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>It is going to depend on which iMac you have.
Late 2008 model
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>> The one with the headphone symbol is for headphone, right? Is this a
>> mono or stereo?
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>Stereo.
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>> Now, what is the next one? This port h
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Come back to the mic question, I would like to use the mic for
MacSpeech Dictate (http://www.macspeech.com/), do you think I need a
special mic?
Thank you in advance!
Pat
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Someone would like to offer an 20" 2008 iMac to me.
How can I know it is a 2008 model or not? How can I know the CPU
speed, the bus speed, the RAM and HDD size, the ROM version, etc?
Is there a quick and dirt way to test the computer to make sure it is
in a good shape?
Thanks in advance
