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I am really new to macs, I just got my ibook a few months ago. I just found this great place called MacNN and was curious why there isnt a forum for the just switched like myself 
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Good question
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I would just love to have a forum, where if something came up someone would be able to answer it. I bought the book "ibook for dummies" and I hope to learn some from that, but alot of stuff you the experts/users could probably be more help. just a thought.
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Perhaps you could post any questions about iBook in the MacNN's iBook Forum
There's lot of experienced people there
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Yeah, it would just end up being redundant. You can post a question about any topic you like in any of our forums -- we have one for everything -- and if you're not sure, feel free to ask in here.
Any questions about your iBook would go to the iBook forum; any questions about Mac OS X itself (e.g. what files should I back up when back up?) go into Mac OS X; questions about Unix stuff in OS X go into Unix; general Mac stuff that doesn't fit elsewhere (comments about the new G5 commercial or something) can go in the Lounge. Hope that gives you an idea.
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"Do not be too positive about things. You may be in error." (C. F. Lawlor, The Mixicologist)
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Thats true, I mean it would just end up being full of really stupid questions, I am new to macs too but I will keep posting and hopefully learn alot from this forum
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Then perhaps, a group of people can compile a FAQs file for the forums and have it posted as a sticky.
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Moderator Emeritus  Join Date: Dec 2000
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Originally posted by Gabriel Morales:
Then perhaps, a group of people can compile a FAQs file for the forums and have it posted as a sticky.
I like that idea.
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Originally posted by Scotttheking:
I like that idea.
That was meant to be done a long time ago, but there was no support from the administration team (when I say a long time ago, I mean in the order of years... ).
I'd be glad to write a little for it...
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I'd be more than happy to chip in too...
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Moderator  Join Date: Apr 2001
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A FAQ may not be neccessary when you can use the search feature. But alas, I do like the idea of having a FAQ, where I can just link to the FAQ page instead of telling someone to search.
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Admin Emeritus Join Date: Nov 2000
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I like the idea. If it was large enough it could serve as a reference for intermediate users as well as newbie switchers. I'm starting a thread in the Lounge on this; please continue FAQ discussion there.
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"Do not be too positive about things. You may be in error." (C. F. Lawlor, The Mixicologist)
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