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Congr atulations , y ou and your MacBook were made f or each other .[...]
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Say hello to y our MacBook. www .apple.com/macbook finder Finder Browse your file s like you browse your music with Cov er Flow . Mac Help Built-in iSight camera and iChat Video chat with friends and family anywhere in the world . Mac Help isight Mail Manage all your email accounts in one place. Mac Help mail iCal and Address Book Keep your sched[...]
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iLife www .apple.com/ilife Time Machine Automatically back up and restore y our files. Mac Help Spotlight Find an ything on your Mac. Mac Help time mac hine spotli ght Safari Experience the web with the fastest browser in the world . Mac Help safari Quick Look Instantly preview your files. Mac Help quick lo ok iPhoto Organize and search your phot[...]
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5 Contents C onten ts Chapter 1: Ready , Set Up , Go 9 What’ sintheBox 9 SettingUp Y ourMacBook 1 6 Putting Y ourMacBooktoSleeporShuttingItDown Chapter 2: Life with Y our MacB ook 20 BasicFea turesof Y ourMacB ook 22 KeyboardF eaturesof Y ourMacBook 24 P ort[...]
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6 Contents 5 7 UsingAppleHardware T est 58 Problemswith Y ourInternetConnection 60 ProblemswithAirP ortExtremeWir elessCommunication 6 1 KeepingY ourSoft wareUptoDate 62 ReinstallingtheSoftwareT hatCamewith Y ourMacB ook 64 LearningMore, Service, ?[...]
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Mac H elp Migr ation A ssist ant w w w.appl e.com/macos x Mac H elp Migr ation A ssist ant w w w.appl e.com/macb oo k Ready , Set Up , G o 1[...]
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8 Chapter 1 Ready, Set Up, Go Y ourMacBookisdesignedsothat youcansetitupquicklyandstar tusingitrightaway . Ifyouhavenev erusedaMacBookorarenewtoMaccomputers, readthischapterf or helpgettingstarted. Important: Readalltheins[...]
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9 Chapter 1 Ready, Set Up, Go What’ s in the Box AC power cor d 60W MagSafe P ower Adapter Setting Up Y our M acBook Y ourMacBookisdesignedso thatyoucansetitupquicklyandstartusingitrightaway . Thefollowingpagestakey outhroughthesetupprocess, includingthe setas[...]
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10 Chapter 1 Ready, Set Up, Go Step 1: Plug in the 60W MagSafe Pow er Adapter to pro vide power to the MacBook and charge the battery . MakesuretheACplugisfullyinsertedintothepoweradapterandtheelectrical prongsonyourACplugar eintheircompletelyextendedposition. Insertth[...]
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11 Chapter 1 Ready, Set Up, Go Whenyouconnectthepoweradaptert oyourMacBook,anindica torlightonthe MagSafeconnectorstartstoglow. Anamberlightindica testhatthebatteryischarging. Agreenlightindicatesthattheba tteryisfullycharged. Ifyou[...]
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12 Chapter 1 Ready, Set Up, Go Step 3: Press the pow er ( ® ) button briey to turn on your MacBook. Y ouhearat onewhenyouturnonthecomputer . ® ® P ower button Ittakesthecomputerafewmomentstostartup. Afteritstartsup, SetupAssistant opensautomatically . Ifyour?[...]
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13 Chapter 1 Ready, Set Up, Go Step 4: Congure your MacBook with Setup Assistant. ThersttimeyouturnonyourMacBook, SetupAssistantstarts. SetupAssistant helpsyouentery ourInternetandemailinformationandsetupauseraccounton yourMacBook. Ifyoualreadyh[...]
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14 Chapter 1 Ready, Set Up, Go Migrating Information to Y our M acBook Y oucanf ollowthepromptsinSetupAssistanttomigra teexistinguseraccounts, le s, applications, andotherinformationfr omanotherMaccomputer . Y oucandothiswith oneofthefollowingmethods: [...]
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15 Chapter 1 Ready, Set Up, Go Step 5: Customize the Mac OS X desktop and set pref erences. Menubar Helpmenu Spotlightsearchicon Findericon SystemPr eferencesicon Dock[...]
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16 Chapter 1 Ready, Set Up, Go Y oucanquicklymakethedesktoplookthewayy ouwantusingSystemP reference s. ChooseApple()>SystemP referenc esfromthemenubar . Asyougett oknowyour computer , explor eSystemPr eferences , yourcommandcent erf[...]
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17 Chapter 1 Ready, Set Up, Go T o w ake your MacBook: m If the display is closed, simplyopenittowakeyourMacBook. m If the display is already open, pressthepower( ® )butt onoranykeyonthekeyboard. WhenyourMacBookwakesfromsleep , yourapplications, documents , and?[...]
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w w w.appl e.com/macos x Mac H elp Mac OS X Life with Y our MacBook 2[...]
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20 Chapter 2 Life with Your MacBook Basic F eatures of Y our MacB ook ® ® P ower button Camera indicator light iSight camera Stereo speakers Microphone Sleep indicator light T rackpad Built-in battery Slot-loading SuperDrive[...]
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21 Chapter 2 Life with Your MacBook Built-in iSight camera and camera indicator light VideoconferencewithothersusingiChatA V ,takepictureswithPhotoBooth, orcapture videowithiMovie. T heindicatorlightglowswhentheiSightcameraisoperating . Built-in microphone Capturesounds?[...]
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22 Chapter 2 Life with Your MacBook Keyboard F eature s of Y our M acBook ® Function (fn) key esc F1 F2 F3 F4 F5 F6 F7 F8 F9 F1 0 F1 1 F1 2 — C - V olume keys Brightness keys Media Eject key Mute key Exposé Dashboard Media keys ’[...]
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23 Chapter 2 Life with Your MacBook Function (fn) key Holddownthiskeytoactivatecustomizedactionsassignedtothefunctionkeys (F1toF1 2). T olearnhowtocustomiz efunctionkeys,chooseHelp>MacHelpfrom themenubarandsearchfor “functionkeys.”[...]
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24 Chapter 2 Life with Your MacBook P orts on Y our MacBook ® ¯ Gigabit Ethernet port G Audio out port Security Slot f Mini DisplayPort £ USB 2.0 ports d MagSafe power port[...]
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25 Chapter 2 Life with Your MacBook ¯ MagSafe power port Plugintheincluded60WMagSafeP owerAdaptert orechargetheMacBookbattery. G Gigabit Ethernet port Connecttoahigh-speedEthernetnetwork, aDSLorcablemodem, oranothercomputer . TheEthernetportautomaticallydete[...]
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26 Chapter 2 Life with Your MacBook Using the Multi-T ouch T r ackpad UsethetrackpadtomovethecursorandtoperformavarietyofMulti-T ouchgestures . Unliketypicaltrack pads, theentireMacBooktrackpadisabutton, andyoucanclick anywhereonthetrackpad. T oe[...]
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27 Chapter 2 Life with Your MacBook  S econdary clicking or “right-clicking” letsyouaccessshortcutmenucommands. • T osetuptwo-ngersec ondar y-clickinganywhereonthetrackpad, select SecondaryClickundertheT woF ingersoptionin T rackpadpreference s. [...]
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28 Chapter 2 Life with Your MacBook Thefollowingtrackpadgesturesw orkincertainapplications. Wheny ouper formthese gestures , slideyourngerslightlyonthesurfaceofthetrack pad. F ormoreinformation, see T rackpadpreferencesorchooseHelp>MacHelp?[...]
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29 Chapter 2 Life with Your MacBook  Three-nger swiping letsyourapidlypagethroughdocuments, mo vetotheprevious ornextphoto, andmore .  Four-nger swiping worksintheF inderandallapplications. Swipingfourngers totheleftorrightactivates[...]
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30 Chapter 2 Life with Your MacBook Using the MacBook Battery WhentheMagSafepoweradapterisn ’tc onnected, yourMacBookdrawspow erfromits built-inbattery . ThelengthoftimethatyoucanrunyourMacBookvaries , depending ontheapplicationsyouuseandtheexte[...]
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31 Chapter 2 Life with Your MacBook Getting Answers MuchmoreinformationaboutusingyourMacBookisav ailableinMacHelponyour computerandontheInternetatwww .apple .com/support/macbook. T o get Mac Help: 1 ClicktheFindericonintheDock(thebaroficonsalongtheedg[...]
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32 Chapter 2 Life with Your MacBook More Information Formor einformationaboutusingyourMacBook, seethefollowing: T o learn about See Installingmemory Chapter3, “BoostY ourMacB ook” onpage3 5 . T roubleshootingyour MacBookifyouhave aproblem Chapter4, “Problem, ?[...]
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33 Chapter 2 Life with Your MacBook T o learn about See UsingBluetoothwireless technology TheBluetoothSupportpageatwww.apple .com/support/ bluetooth. OropentheBluetoothFileEx changeapplication, locatedintheUtilitiesfolderwithintheApplicationsf older , andchooseHel[...]
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Mac H elp RA M w w w.appl e.com/store Boost Y our MacBook 3[...]
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36 Chapter 3 Boost Your MacBook Thischapterprovide sinformationandinstructionsforupgradingtheharddriveand installingadditionalmemoryinyourMacBook. W ARNING: Applerecommendsthatyouhav eanApple-certiedtechnicianinstall replacementdrivesandmemory . Cons[...]
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37 Chapter 3 Boost Your MacBook Replacing the Hard Disk Drive Y oucanupgradethehar ddiskdriveinyourMacBook. Theharddiskdriveislocated nexttothebuilt-inbatterywhenyouopenthebackofyourMacBook. T hereplacement drivemustbea2.5-inchdrivewith?[...]
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38 Chapter 3 Boost Your MacBook 2 Turnovery ourMacBookandremovetheeight(8)screwsthatsecurethebott omcase. Lifto thecasefromthehingedside , andplaceitaside. [...]
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39 Chapter 3 Boost Your MacBook Important: Whenyouremovethebott omcase, youexposesensitiv einternal components. A voidtouchingan ythingotherthantheharddriveassemblywhenyou removeoraddaharddiskdriv e. 3 T ouchametalsur faceinsidethecomputerto?[...]
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40 Chapter 3 Boost Your MacBook 4 Locatethebracketatthetopofthedrive. UseaPhillipsscr ewdrivertoloosenthetwo captivescrewsthatholdthebracketinplace. Putthebracketasideinasafeplace. 5 Usingthepulltab, gentlyliftthedriveoutoft[...]
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41 Chapter 3 Boost Your MacBook 6 Holdthedr ivebyitssidesandgentlypullthec onnectorontherightsideofthedrive todisconnectit. Don’ tpressthedrivebetweenyourngers , andavoidtouchingthe circuitryontheundersideofthedrive. Connector The?[...]
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42 Chapter 3 Boost Your MacBook Important: Therearefour(4)moun tingscrewsonthesidesofyourharddiskdrive . Ifyourreplacementdrivedoe sn’ tincludemountingscrews, remo vetheonesfromyour olddriveandmountthemonthereplacemen tdrivebeforeyou[...]
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43 Chapter 3 Boost Your MacBook 8 Inser tthereplacementdriveatanangle, makingsurethemountingscrewsar eseated properly . 9 Replacethebracketandtightenthescrews.[...]
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44 Chapter 3 Boost Your MacBook 1 0 Replacethebottomcase. Gras pthecaseinthemiddleofeachside, andpushdown rstwithonethumbandthentheothertolockthesnapsontheinsideofthecase.[...]
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45 Chapter 3 Boost Your MacBook 1 1 Replaceandtightentheeightscrewsyour emovedinstep2. Forinf ormationaboutinstallingMacOSXandbundledapplications, see “Reinstalling theSoftware ThatCamewith Y ourMacBo ok” onpage62.[...]
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46 Chapter 3 Boost Your MacBook Installing Additional Memory Y ourc omputerhastwomemoryslotsthatyouaccessbyremovingthebottomcase . Y ourMacBookcomeswithaminimumof2gigab ytes(GB)of1 066MHzDoubleData Rate(DDR3)SynchronousDynamicRandom-AccessMemor y?[...]
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47 Chapter 3 Boost Your MacBook 2 Pushtheleversonthesidesofthememorymoduleinanoutwarddirectiontorelease themodulefromthememorycardslot. Thememorypopsupatanangle. Beforeremovingit ,makesurey ouseethehalf-circle notches. Ifyou[...]
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48 Chapter 3 Boost Your MacBook 3 Holdthememor ymodulebyitsnotchesandremoveitfromtheslot. 4 Removetheothermemor ymodule. Important: Holdthememor ymodulesbytheiredges ,anddonott ouchthegold connectors. 5 Inser tthenewmemor ymoduleinthes[...]
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49 Chapter 3 Boost Your MacBook Notches 6 Followtheinstructionsforreplacingthe bottomcaseinsteps1 0and1 1onpage44and page45.[...]
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50 Chapter 3 Boost Your MacBook Making Sure Y our MacBook Recognizes the New Memor y AfterinstallingadditionalmemoryinyourMacBook,checkwhetherthecomputer recognizesthenewmemory . T o check the computer’ s memor y: 1 Star tupyourMacBook. 2 WhenyouseetheMacOSXdesktop, cho[...]
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w w w.appl e.com/macos x Mac H elp help w w w.appl e.com/suppo r t P roblem, Meet Solution 4[...]
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52 Chapter 4 Problem, Meet Solution Occasionally ,youma yhaveproblemswhilew orkingwithyourMacBo ok. R eadon fortroubleshootingtipstotrywhenyouhav eaproblem. Y oucanalsondmore troubleshootinginformationinMacHelpandontheMacBookSupportweb[...]
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53 Chapter 4 Problem, Meet Solution Problems That Pre vent Y ou from Using Y our MacB ook If your MacBook doesn’ t respond or the pointer doesn ’t move Onrareoccasions, anapplicationmight “freeze ” onthescreen.MacOSXprovide sa waytoquitafro zenapplicationwithoutrestartingyour[...]
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54 Chapter 4 Problem, Meet Solution If your MacBook freezes during startup, or you see a ashing question mark, or the screen is dark and the sleep indicator light is glowing st eadily (not in sleep) Theashingquestionmarkusuallymeansthatthecomputercan ’tndthesystem softwareontheharddisk?[...]
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55 Chapter 4 Problem, Meet Solution If your MacBook doesn’ t turn on or star t up T r ythefollowingsuggestionsinorderuntilyourcomput erturnson: Â Mak esurethepoweradapterispluggedint othecomputerandintoafunctioning poweroutlet. Besuretousethe60WMa[...]
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56 Chapter 4 Problem, Meet Solution If the screen suddenly goes black or your MacBook freezes T r yrestar tingyourMacBook. 1 UnpluganydevicesthatareconnectedtoyourMacBook, exceptthepoweradapter . 2 Pressthepower( ® )buttontor estartthesystem. 3 Letthebatterycharge[...]
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57 Chapter 4 Problem, Meet Solution If you hav e trouble ejecting a disc  Quitanyapplicationsthatmightbeusingthediscandtryagain.  Ifthisdo esn ’twork, restar tthecomputerwhileholdingdownthetrackpad. Using Apple Hardwar e T est Ifyoususpectaproblemwith?[...]
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58 Chapter 4 Problem, Meet Solution Problems with Y our Internet Connection Y ourMacBookhastheSetupAssistantapplicationtohelpwalkyouthroughsettingup anInternetconnection. OpenSystemPreferenc esandclickNetwork. Clickthe “Assist me” buttontoopenNetworkSet[...]
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59 Chapter 4 Problem, Meet Solution Important: InstructionsthatrefertomodemsdonotapplytoLANusers. LANusers mighthavehubs , switches, routers, orconnectionpodsthatDSLandcablemodem usersdonothave. L ANusersshouldcontacttheirnetworkadministra[...]
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60 Chapter 4 Problem, Meet Solution Ifyouhavetwoormor ecomputerssharinganInternetconnection, besurethatyour networkissetupproperly . Y ouneedtoknowifyourISPprovidesonlyoneIPaddress orifitprovidesmultipleIPaddre sses, oneforeach[...]
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61 Chapter 4 Problem, Meet Solution  SeeAirPortHelp(chooseHelp>MacHelp, andthenchooseLibrary>AirPortHelp fromthemenubar). Alsoseetheinstruc tionsthatcamewiththewirelessdevicef or moreinformation. Keeping Y our Sof tware Up to Dat e Y oucan[...]
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62 Chapter 4 Problem, Meet Solution Reinstalling the Software That Came with Y our MacB ook Usethesoftwareinstallationdiscsthatcamewithyourcomputert oreinstallMacOSX andanyapplicationsthatcamewithyourc omputer .Don ’tattempttoinstallanearlier versionofMac[...]
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63 Chapter 4 Problem, Meet Solution Ifyouwanttoeraseandinstall, makesureyoubackupyouruserdatabeforey oustart. UseDiskUtilityonyour Mac OS X Install DVD toeraseyourharddrive . Forinformation aboutDiskUtilityanditsoptions,seeMacHelp ,?[...]
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64 Chapter 4 Problem, Meet Solution Learning More , Service, and Suppor t Y ourMacBookdoesnothaveanyuser-serviceableparts,ex cepttheharddriveand thememory. Ifyouneedservice, contactAppleortakeyourMacBooktoanApple AuthorizedServiceProvider . Y oucan[...]
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65 Chapter 4 Problem, Meet Solution Ifyouneedassistance, AppleCaretelephonesupportrepresentativescanhelpyouwith installingandopeningapplications, andbasictroubleshooting. Callthesuppor tcenter numbernearestyou(therst90day sarecomplimentary).Ha veth[...]
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66 Chapter 4 Problem, Meet Solution Locating Y our Product Serial Number UseoneofthesemethodstondyourMacBookserialnumber:  Turnovery ourMacBook. Theserialnumberisetchedintothebottomcase . Serial number  ChooseApple()>AboutT hisMac, and[...]
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w w w.appl e.com/macos x Mac H elp ergo nomic s Last, but Not Least 5 w w w.appl e.com/environm ent[...]
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68 Chapter 5 Last, but Not Least Fory oursafetyandthatofyourequipment, followtheserulesf orhandlingand cleaningyourMacBookandforworkingmorecomfortably .Keeptheseinstructions handyforrefer encebyyouandothers. W ARNING: Incorrectstorageoruseof?[...]
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69 Chapter 5 Last, but Not Least W ater and wet locations KeepyourMacBookawa yfromsourcesofliquid ,suchas drinks, washbasins, bathtubs, showerstalls, andsoon.P rotectyourMacBookfrom dampnessorwetweather ,suchasrain, snow ,andfog . 60W MagSafe P ower A[...]
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70 Chapter 5 Last, but Not Least MagSafe power specications:  Frequency: 50to60Hz,singlephase  Line V oltage: 1 00to240 V  Output V oltage: 1 6.5VDC, 3.65A Hearing damage P ermanenthearinglossmayoccurifearbudsorheadphonesare usedathighvolume.[...]
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71 Chapter 5 Last, but Not Least Laser Information for Optical Disc Driv es W ARNIN G: Making adj ustm ent sor perfo rmin gpr oce dure sothe rth ant hose spe cie d inyourequipment’ smanualmayresultinhazardousradiationexposur e. Theopticaldiscdriveinyourcomput ercont[...]
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72 Chapter 5 Last, but Not Least Carrying your MacBook Ifyoucarr yyourMacBookinabagorbriefcase, makesure thattherearenolooseitems(suchaspaperclipsorcoins)thatc ouldaccidentallyget insidethecomputerthroughven topeningsortheopticaldriv[...]
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73 Chapter 5 Last, but Not Least Storing your MacBook Ifyouaregoingtostor eyourMacBookforanextended periodoftime, keepitinacoollocation(ideally , 7 1°For22°C)anddischargethe batteryto50percentorless. W henstoringyourMacBookfor?[...]
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74 Chapter 5 Last, but Not Least Understanding Ergonomics Herearesometipsforsettingupahealth yworkenvironment. Keyboard and T rackpad Whenyouusethekeyboardandtrackpad, yourshouldersshouldberelaxed . Y our upperarmandforearmshouldformananglethatisslig[...]
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75 Chapter 5 Last, but Not Least Usealighttouchwhentypingorusingthetrackpadandkeepyourhandsandngers relaxed . Avoidrollingyourthumbsundery ourpalms. Not this This Changehandpositionsoftentoavoidfatigue . Somecomputerusersmightdevelop discomfo[...]
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76 Chapter 5 Last, but Not Least Y oumighthavetoraisey ourchairsothatyourforearmsandhandsarea ttheproper angletothekeyboard. Ifthismakesitimpossibletorestyourfeetatontheoor , youcanuseafootre stwithadjustableheightand?[...]
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77 Regulatory Compliance Information FCC C ompliance Statement Thisdevicecomplieswithpart1 5oftheFCCrules. Operationissubjecttothefollowingtwoconditions: (1) Thisdevicemaynotcauseharmfulint er ference ,and(2) thisdevicemustacceptanyinterference[...]
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78 Responsible party (contact for FCC matters only): AppleInc. CorporateCompliance 1InniteLoop ,MS26-A Cupertino, CA950 1 4 Wireless Radio Use Thisdeviceisrestrictedtoindoorusewhenoperatingin the5. 1 5to5.25GHzfrequencyband. Cetappareildoitêtreut[...]
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79 T aiwan Wirele ss Statements T aiwan Class B Statement VCCI C lass B Statement External USB Modem Information WhenconnectingyourMacBooktothephone lineusinganexternalUSBmodem,ref ertothe telecommunicationsagencyinformationinthe documentationthatcamewithyourmodem. ENERGY[...]
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80 Disposal and Recycling Information Thissymbolindicatesthatyourproductmustbe disposedofproperlyaccordingtolocallawsand regulations. Becausetheback lightlampinthisproduct containsmercury ,theproductmustbedisposedof separatelyfromhouseholdwaste.[...]
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81 European Union—Disposal Information: Thesymbolabovemeansthataccordingt olocallaws andregulationsyourproductshouldbedisposedof separatelyfromhouseholdwaste. Whenthisproduct reachesitsendoflife ,takeittoacollectionpoint designated?[...]
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84 Looking for Something? Index A ACplug 1 0 ACpoweradapter . See power adapter ACpowercor d 1 0 adapter ,pow er . See power adapter administratorpassword , resetting 56 AirP ortEx treme connectingwirelessly 1 1 troubleshooting 60 AppleCare 64 AppleHardware T est 5 7 applic[...]
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85 Looking for Something? environmentalimpact 76 ergonomics 7 4 Ethernet connectingto 1 1 port 25 Exposékey 23 externaldisplayport 25 F F1toF1 2functionkeys 23 F ast-forwardkey 23 ashingquestionmark 54 For ceQuit 53 four-ngerswiping 29 Fron tRowapplication 33[...]
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86 Looking for Something? password ,r esetting 56 pinchingtozoom 28 Play/pausekey 23 plug, AC 1 0 poweradapter port 25 safetytips 69 using 1 0 powerbutton 1 2, 2 1 problems. S ee troubleshooting puttingyourcomputerto sleep 1 6 Q questionmark, ashing 54 R RAM. S[...]
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87 Looking for Something? typingposition 7 4 U updatingsoftware 6 1 USB connections 33 ports 25 V video cameraindicatorlight 2 1 MiniDisplayP ort 25 volumekeys 23 W wakingyourcomputer 1 7 Z zoomingusingthe trackpad 28[...]
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K AppleInc. ©20 1 0AppleInc. Allrightsreserved. Underthecopyrightlaws, thismanualmaynotbe copied, inwholeorinpar t,withoutthewrittenc onsent ofApple. Everye orthasbeenmadetoensurethatthe informationinthismanualis[...]