Mac Users

[Jesse]

I am just getting to try using a Mac how do you set the internet settings so that the whole monitor is filled with page. I cannot get it to open the full width of my monitor. I can see the whole page but it is not using my whole monitor
thanks

[Jesse]

never mind I just figured it out sorry for the post

[pickles]

Man I had the same problem the first time I got a Mac. Took me like 6 hours before I figured it out.

[1troubleshooter]

took me a while to figure it out myself. but do love the MAC

[bowfishin fool]

i too love me some mac

[crittergitter]

i use a iphone does that count as a mac???

[gspbrad]

i use a iphone does that count as a mac???

No, but at least you're getting close...

Another Mac and iPhone user here....

[crittergitter]

the mac pro 17 is on my short want/need list. unless they come out with a better one before i buy one

[RdRdrFan]

I love my MacBook. They are awesome machines.

[Sully]

Does take a while to get use to. I never even tried a Mac before purchasing my MacBook Pro. Took me a good while to figure out all the cool stuff you can do. Google is your best friend to find articles about learning OS X. I would have never found things like Quicksilver (best free app for Mac ever) without using Google.

[Loneaggie]

Once you go mac you never go back. Unless you inherit an old junky pc laptop like I'm typing this from and put ubuntu on it simply because MacOS can't be installed on it. My desktop is a Mac Pro and I love that shiny silver tower.

[agtex42]

the mac pro 17 is on my short want/need list. unless they come out with a better one before i buy one

Are you going to be using the Mac to do a lot of video editing or graphic desgin, or will it be more for personal use? The only reason I ask is because three years ago I bought a macbook pro for personal use (at the time I was attracted to the aluminum casing and the larger screen) but I wish that someone would have told me that a regular macbook would have suited my needs perfectly and I could have saved around $500. So if you need the extra performance, by all means go for the Pro, but if you're just looking to get something for personal use I'd say stick with a regular Mac. BTW OS X is great, you'll never want to use a Windows based machine again in your life.

[crittergitter]

Are you going to be using the Mac to do a lot of video editing or graphic desgin, or will it be more for personal use? The only reason I ask is because three years ago I bought a macbook pro for personal use (at the time I was attracted to the aluminum casing and the larger screen) but I wish that someone would have told me that a regular macbook would have suited my needs perfectly and I could have saved around $500. So if you need the extra performance, by all means go for the Pro, but if you're just looking to get something for personal use I'd say stick with a regular Mac. BTW OS X is great, you'll never want to use a Windows based machine again in your life.

i dont do alot of video now just because i dont have the equipment.

i have got to get the pro so i can be like my hero chew

[Throwin Darts]

never mind I just figured it out sorry for the post

how did you do it? i still haven't figured it out.

any other useful tips? I like "Command T" for opening two browsers at once.

[Sully]

how did you do it? i still haven't figured it out.

any other useful tips? I like "Command T" for opening two browsers at once.

Don't know what he did but you can always just drag the bottom right corner of the browser window to make it any size you want.

Command + Tab = scroll through all running programs by hitting tab over and over.

Command + F = search page

Command + Shift + 3 = screen shot of open window saved to desktop

Command + Shift + 4 = Take a screenshot of any size using the mouse.

And Command + T opens a new tab in Firefox, Command + N opens an entire new browser window.