In Finder, select Preferences under the Apple menu.
Make sure ‘Hard disks’ is checked; by default in newer versions of OS X it’s
unchecked. Now the hard drive will show on the desktop.
Under that is ‘New Finder Windows show:” set it to Macintosh HD (or whatever
your hard drive is called) or you
Bruce:thanks for the comeback.
i've got two iMacs one 5,2 and one 9,1
love em both and when i calm down
i'll carefully learn to ask questions.
when i look in finder i see my photos only
what should be in FINDER? this is my iMac 9,1
eddie
On Thursday, November 9, 2017 2:12 PM, Bruce Johnson
Eddie and Al, you are troopers and I salute your resilience. As my greatly
missed late father used to say of the vintage computers: "They will always
do what they were intended to do." And that is quite a lot!
I have quite a few old Macs and all are still cranking. Best of luck with
yours. You are
Al: Thanks for the hints. It'll take time, but that i got.
Nearest.so far, is 45 miles away ( mac user group )
Some snooping at the local school is a good one.
both my iMacs are a bit old:a 5,2 and a 9,1
I love em both
THANKS A MILL A;
EDDIE
On Thursday, November 9, 2017 12:40 PM, Al Poulin
On Nov 9, 2017, at 10:40 AM, Al Poulin
mailto:alfred.pou...@gmail.com>> wrote:
Apple Stores quit their own One to One service two years ago.
If you are moving over from a Windows PC, Apple has (or used to have) a
tutorial on line to help in the transition.
It’s been swallowed up in their ‘New
Hello Eddie,
Congratulations on your choice. I am only 82 years old.
The Help tab in the top bar on the screen. In the Finder, you can pick on
What’s New in Mac OS X and Get to Know your Mac. Decide what parts of the
offerings to spend time on first. Each application has Help. Also Search in
H
howdy: brand new know nothing imac fan.
name ...eddie...
i've read some postings here and you are all
light years ahead of me.
i need a place called kindergarten.
i'm 86 years old and raring to go.
where is kindergarten?
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