Here is my dilemma. IMAC with OS X 10.6.8 I have about 200 .jpg images from my vacation that I wish to put onto a CD-R and send to a friend. Sounds simple, but I can not do it. From all of the information I have read I should insert the disk, and drag the files onto the CD icon. But the CD icon is no where to be found. When I insert a CD a window opens "you inserted a CD. Choose an action from the pop up window or click Ignore" It appears that the best option is to open DISK UTILITY. If I do not open DISK UTILITY the CD Icon does not appar on the desktop. I have opened DISK UTILITY and tried all sorts of options. It has a burn option and is says select and image to burn. But the folder with the pics and the files are grayed out.
I have a lot of old VHS but my VHS reader is broken. There is some HW and SW product somebody can suggest to use with my iMac in order ti perform the tranfer of the contents?
We recently switched from a a PC to a Mac due to a crash. when we were trying to sync old info from our iPods and iphones onto the iTunes it does not allow us to do so. It restricts us from transferring info. How are we supposed to do so?
I have a 2010 imac with ilife 09 and a early 2011 MBP with ilife 11, how can i upgrade the imac using the mbp instead of having to buy ilife 11 from the app store for the imac, I did recieve discs with my MBP so I know i cant just go to the app store and redownload like you can with new MBP's.
Just got a new IMac and I want to move my itunes file from my PC to the Mac so I can synch my Iphone with it.What is the best method? I use Lion version 10.7.
I have keynote,pages and numbers on my macbook.Do I have to purchase them aga
in or can I transfer these programs to my new mac desktop.These purchases are not showing up in my app store probably because I had them on my mac as a trial and just put a key in to buy them.
I'm awaiting my new iMac (should come today!) I've opted for an SSD drive and an ATA drive. Should I re-install all my applications to the new SSD drive rather than using the migrate to a new computer feature I've used in the past?
I have an old Mac, an LC. Back then, USBs were not even around yet nor were CDs for that matter. However, the information on it (max 40 Megabites, not gigs) is very valuable to me and I woul like to know how to transfer it to the iMac with Lion. It does have an s-video port and I remember connecting a modem to it at one time. Most data was transferred using 3.5 inch diskettes back then.
I am trying to transfer files applications data etc from an intel iMac i5 running OS X 10.6.8 to a Macbook Pro i7 running OS X 10.7.3 and having trouble with migration assistant. When I restart the iMac holding the T key it just opens to the usual desktop. If I start up holding the T key I get the grey screen with the firewire,thunderbold icon. Either way the Macbook does not seem to recognise the iMac in the migration assistant so I cannot proceed with file transfer. I have tried the above with different cables, just in case it was the cable.
Info: MacBookPro, Mac OS X (10.7.3), iMac i5 OS X 10.6.8
I have a iMac 6,1 (24") and just upgraded to a new 21.5" iMac; with it I bought a thunderbolt cable without realizing that my old iMac has no Thunderbolt port. My question is, how do I transfer all data from my old to my new, and is there an adapter for the Thunderbolt cord to connect to my old computer?
I have just bought my first iMac. Superb - even though I'm only scratching the surface of what it can do at this stage. Is it possible to record stuff from a VCR onto the Mac? I've got some family videos from 20 years ago I need to get on DVD's eventually - but first need to get them transferred onto the Mac. If it possible - how do I do it?
My old PC crashed so I bought an iMAc and wanted to transfer files I have backed up on a WD My Passport. I tried using the Migration assistant on my new iMac but it wouldn't recognize it.
I currently have a Macbook Air and an iMac, but looking to sell them and purchase a new Macbook Pro when they are released after the WWDC :-) along with a Thunderbolt Display screen.
I was wondering if there is a easy way of taking all my itunes files on a PC which include books, videos, music, and apps including my iPhone and iPad.Yes good people in this forum I have taken the plunge and left the PC world for the Mack and I will be receiving my new 27 inch imach next week
I have an account on my imac and so does my wife. I recently downloaded office on my account and I would like to load the app on my wife's account, but I do not know how to do that. I have the product key available.Â
I have a G5 PowerMac from 2004 (I can provide more details about the machine if it's necessary), that has essentially broken down and I do not currently have the money to fix it. A friend of mine has a brand new Intel Mac Pro. I want to install my G5's hard drive as a second hard drive on his Mac Pro.
My questions are: 1) Is this even possible? 2) Can I do this without losing the content of my hard disk? 3) Is there an available guide, or could someone run down the detailed steps, of doing this?
