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Have you ever wondered about Apple, the company behind your computer and OS? Well if you ,have the Apple Info Page is for you. It has info directly from Apple itself about its CEO, Steve Jobs, it goals for the future and other great stuff. Click on the image below to go there.	Below is DoctorMacs Tip of the Week: If your Mac is having a problem alwyas make sure to consult your manual first. If the problem persists and your manual has no explanation, restart your computer with the shift key down to turn off all extensions. If the problem has dissapeared then you know that the fault lies within an Extension. Next selectively startup with each extension individualy until you find the one that is causing the problem. Once it is found promptly move it into the folder in your System Folder called "Disabled Extensions". This should work, but if it doesn't either reinstall your system software or contact an authorized Apple Dealer. Last weeks tips.	Please visit the Total Mac Help Board Room to post questions and answers. If you would like, you can review the guidelines before posting. For more help for your Mac you can e-mail me at machelp@internetdrive.com. If you are looking for even more help you should think about joining IMUG a Mac users group. Total Mac is already a member and we havn't had anything but good experience's with them. Well, make sure you check it out sometime.

Apple Computer

DoctorMac Tip of the Week

Help?

Have you ever wondered about Apple, the company behind your computer and OS? Well if you ,have the Apple Info Page is for you. It has info directly from Apple itself about its CEO, Steve Jobs, it goals for the future and other great stuff. Click on the image below to go there.

Below is DoctorMacs Tip of the Week:

If your Mac is having a problem alwyas make sure to consult your manual first. If the problem persists and your manual has no explanation, restart your computer with the shift key down to turn off all extensions. If the problem has dissapeared then you know that the fault lies within an Extension. Next selectively startup with each extension individualy until you find the one that is causing the problem. Once it is found promptly move it into the folder in your System Folder called "Disabled Extensions". This should work, but if it doesn't either reinstall your system software or contact an authorized Apple Dealer.

Last weeks tips.

Please visit the Total Mac Help Board Room to post questions and answers. If you would like, you can review the guidelines before posting. For more help for your Mac you can e-mail me at machelp@internetdrive.com. If you are looking for even more help you should think about joining IMUG a Mac users group. Total Mac is already a member and we havn't had anything but good experience's with them. Well, make sure you check it out sometime.

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