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How easy to add memory to iMac?
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I just got an original lime iMac 333mhz. It only has 32megs of ram. How hard is it to add memory? Do the directions come with the memory? Can I take it somewhere to have it done? How much can I put in? Can it run OS X, and if so how much memory do I need?
Lots of questions! 
I won't be using the computer for anything heavy duty. It's for my 1st grade class, and I just put kid software on it . . . but I would like to increase its lifespan.
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Oh.My.Gahd. 
Well forget that. Thanks for the great information, but that's about 10x too complicated for me. Maybe I can find someone who can do it. I thought Macs were supposed to be easy!
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Dex13, thanks so much! It stills looks hard, but I think I can do it with that.
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