John and Dave are back with an action-packed (and info-packed!) show just for you. Lots of mail questions (both on the Mac and on the iPad!), troubleshooting Fonts, RAM, and a whole lot more!
MGG 274: Mail Questions, Funky Fonts, Mac to TV, More!
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Stuff mentioned:
- Configuring Mac OS X for Multiple Displays
- Creative Xmod
- Audio Hijack Pro
- Arial Black
- Mac 101 : Font Book
- GefenTV Wireless for HDMI (5 GHz Radio Technology)
- GefenTV Wireless for HDMI 60 GHz
- Wireless PC to TV Converter
- InternetVue 2100
- Can My Mac and T-Mobile G1 (Google Android) Phone Sync?
- A simple fix for broken Mail.app rules
- Topic : Remove unwated e-mail addresses from Mail suggestion
- Mac OS X 10.6 Help : Keeping Time Machine backups secure
- TrueCrypt
- Make Time Machine backup secure?
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3 Comments
Hi.
Concerning the listener with RAM problems with his MacBook, I recently upgraded mine from the original two 512 MByte boards to one 2Gbyte. This is a Macbook 2.1 bought in early 2008, and the RAM is standard PC5300 DDR2 SDRAM @ 667MHz (actually, pulled from a HP laptop). Worked fine, so I guess his *should* as well.
But a thought crossed my mind: even though his machine was bought in late 2008, could it have been an earlier model that stayed on the shelf for some time?
Cheers,
-Alan
Hi Alan—
It is certainly possible that it could be a pre-2008 machine, but doing a quick check at OWC, Macbooks all the way back to late 2006 can accept 4GB of RAM, though some may only be able to utilize 3GB.
JB
Great blog. I really like reading the topic.
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