Hi, there has been no optical drive on the Mac Mini for the same period as with
iMacs. The latest ones will have USB 3, but not Firewire. cheers, Susan.
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On 06/06/2013, at 11:20 AM, John Thompson jet...@iprimus.com.au wrote:
Hi folks,
When I first started my iMac after the update, there was no menu bar at top of
screen.
I was able to open an application though from the dock.
Once I did that the menu bar appeared.
So I shut down, waited a few minutes, then started up again.
And WOW it was up and going very fast !
I
I found the update a very smooth installation; no problems what so ever.
I do always backup my system first, and Repair Permissions before doing an
update and repair permissions after installing the update.
Plus I prefer to download and install the Combo Update, not update through
Software
Thanks Susan. I suspected as much but have not looked too deeply into the
configuration of the Mac Mini. I am not sure what we are supposed to do when
it comes to things like making DVD's; just add another clunking piece of
equipment to your desk I guess.
So saying, I do like 10.8.4. It now
Hi John,
You need to purchase Apple USB SuperDrive. They are quite small and work really
well. I purchased one for my Son-n-Law when I did the transfer and setup of his
new iMac.
They are only $89AU
http://store.apple.com/au/product/MD564ZM/A/apple-usb-superdrive?afid=p219%7CGOAUcid=AOS-AU-KWG
On 06/06/2013, at 11:20 AM, John Thompson jet...@iprimus.com.au wrote:
On another topic. What would be the benefit of upgrading my Mac Mini to the
latest model, and if I do, which one would be best? I do like the Mac Mini
which I have been using since the first one came out. I had a
Ronni
After playing with the wretched drive etc last night I have decided to give up
on this drive. I was doing some very odd things last night and at one stage
refused to talk to me altogether. I suspect the drive may be the problem so I
will return it to the person who passed it onto me
Just to put my bit in here !
I bought the External drive along with my new iMac last November.
Now I realise that I plug it in about every 2 months.
Great to own just in case, but not essential.
I love video editing and went to HD videos a while back.
Stream straight from iTunes to TV or plug a
Hi Barry,
First thanks for your concern with my medical appointment, I appreciate it.
It didn't go all that well, but I am improving slowly. The specialist keeps
telling me it is going to take a long time for my body to recover. Patience!!!
How I HATE that word...
Thanks for getting back Re
Or I've been selling the more popular Samsung external burner. It's USB3 (over
Apple's USB2) and is actually a bit cheaper at $69.
A great little unit they are too. Work very well.
(And my wholesaler now has a USB2 Samsung external BluRay burner/player for
$149 which I've been testing. Works
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