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Got my new 17" PB.... haven't opened yet.
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Join Date: Jul 2003
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Well I drove to Dallas today to pick up the computer, ipod, speakers, and printer. Haven't had any time to play with any of it yet, but I will be opening everything up later on and will play and try to get used to it all. I've never used an Apple and have been Windows user all my life. So what are some of the things I want to do first? I'm so excited. I move into my dorm tomorrow.
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Join Date: Oct 2000
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congrats and welcome to apple... enjoy it!
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Join Date: Jun 2002
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The first thing you should do, is connect to the net and do all of your software updates. After that, the only thing i can suggest is have fun with your new toy!
Welcome to the finest 5% of the computer market!
cS
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Join Date: Jul 2003
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ok tell me about charginf the Ipod and the PB. I should not charge them now? Or I should let them run all the way down and then charge?
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Dedicated MacNNer
Join Date: Nov 2002
Location: Hobart, Tasmania, Australia
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The manuals will have a section about Conditioning the Battery
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1Ghz Powerbook
40gb/1x512mb/combo/T68i
FireRAID 1 Host Independant Hotswap RAID 1 (80gb)
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Dedicated MacNNer
Join Date: Jun 2001
Location: florida
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First things first; You will probably begin suffering from Windows two button mouse withdrawal. You can either go cold turkey and use the CTRL+click or purchase a two button mouse. I have a logitech wireless and a Microsoft Bluetooth mouse which I use at my job on the 17". Have fun. 
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Dedicated MacNNer
Join Date: Aug 2002
Location: Madison, WI USA
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FOr the PB make sure that you have it plugged in before you turn it on. Then you can turn it on and use it, but just keep it plugged in. Once it says its fully charges (maybe even 30 min or after), you can unplug it, AND LET IT DRAIN TO WHERE IT GOES TO SLEEP. After that, let the powerbook charge to full capacity, and you're all set. Not too sure about the iPod, although I think its just the same thing.
Justin
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AlPB 15" Rev. C (1.5GHz) | 30GB 5G Apple iPod Video | SE S710a
Apple Certified Portable Technician, Apple Certified Desktop Technician, Apple Certified Help Desk Agent
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