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Old April 11th, 2007, 02:31 PM
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I-Mac setup??
A friend of mine just got his new I-Mac and ask me to come over and help hem set it up. Can someone tell me what I need to know to setup an I-Mac before I go over? I have setup a lot of Windows PC's (Dell, HP, ect..) but never an I-MAC. The 1st power on, is there something that need to be full in? Any Info up front would be great.
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I've never set up a Mac of any sort but, I mean, i"m sure it comes with instructions. They don't try to make it hard or anything. This is just an out-of-the-box I-Mac right?
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