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Just got my first mac and love it!
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this tells u every thing about one to one its like personal training for beginers great for first time mac buyers. glad u like ur new mac
this tells u every thing about one to one its like personal training for beginers great for first time mac buyers. glad u like ur new mac
Congrats on your new iMac 27".
If you find its icons / menus are too small and you cannot adjust their default size to larger size, one way to increase their font/menu size is changing its screen resolution. Especially if you need more "eye comfort". For more details, surf: https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/1021058/
Good luck in your new iMac....
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If you find its icons / menus are too small and you cannot adjust their default size to larger size, one way to increase their font/menu size is changing its screen resolution. Especially if you need more "eye comfort". For more details, surf: https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/1021058/
Good luck in your new iMac....
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Thanks for the answers. Ive got a question. How do you make the webpages automatically fit the large 27 inch screen. I know you can drag the corner and hit command + or -. Is there a way to do it in the setting so I dont have to do the command+ every time I open the page?
Also when in itunes is there a way to make the store,etc stretch or fill up the entire screen? Ive selected large text but its not filling up the white margins on the 27.
thanks
love this mac.
One last question. I have an xbox and we always have had windows pcs with windows media player and windows media center that streamed your audio/video to the tv through the xbox. Is there a way to do that with the imac? An application or something?
I also like to use utorrent to download. Any suggestions on the mac end?
thanks
Also when in itunes is there a way to make the store,etc stretch or fill up the entire screen? Ive selected large text but its not filling up the white margins on the 27.
thanks
love this mac.
One last question. I have an xbox and we always have had windows pcs with windows media player and windows media center that streamed your audio/video to the tv through the xbox. Is there a way to do that with the imac? An application or something?
I also like to use utorrent to download. Any suggestions on the mac end?
thanks
do you mean like the maximize function in windows? Get this little app called Right Zoom. It'll turn the Green + button into a maximize button
http://www.macupdate.com/info.php/id/30591/right-zoom
There is uTorrent for mac, but I by far recommend Transmission. It's lightweight and packs a lot of power.
http://www.transmissionbt.com/
As far as streaming to an xbox, get this app called Connect360. You can stream your iTunes music library, video library, and iPhoto library.
http://www.nullriver.com/products/connect360
By maximizing I mean filling the screen out. I use command + for this website and other html pages but in itunes I cant get the command + do make the fonts bigger
thanks for all your help. So Transmission is better than utorrent? Never heard of it. Is it a mac only thing?
Does the connect360 work well?
In the iTunes preferences you can set the default font size to "Large" for the source lists. You can also use the "Zoom" option in the Window menu to fill the window for the whole screen.
In general, though, few Mac applications are designed to fill the screen like Windows applications, though. It's a difference in the "philosophy" of how they treat windows. Since the menu on the top is always contextual to the foreground application, there's no need to fill out the whole window. That way you can tile your windows to easily switch back and forth, or keep an eye on something while doing something else. For example, I now have Safari open on one side of my screen, while I watch a movie in the other part.
Welcome to the Mac!
In general, though, few Mac applications are designed to fill the screen like Windows applications, though. It's a difference in the "philosophy" of how they treat windows. Since the menu on the top is always contextual to the foreground application, there's no need to fill out the whole window. That way you can tile your windows to easily switch back and forth, or keep an eye on something while doing something else. For example, I now have Safari open on one side of my screen, while I watch a movie in the other part.
Welcome to the Mac!