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I am sort of board with my iMac

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levitynyc

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Hahah i Love IT!

24" 3GB 256MB Video CArd

I bought it a week ago and spent the last week uploading and editing all of my photos with iPhoto. Uploaded all of my music with iTunes, watched a bunch of iTunes TV shows that I missed.

Got a bunch of Widgets running.

But now, nothing to do. I am considering buying some games.

What are some other good apps to use/buy

I am lost with Garage band and don't know how to use it.

Thanks again for all your help.
 
Board? :p

The best advice I can give you is this; whatever you want to do on a mac, search for the most obvious thing. Garageband is a little overwhelming at first, but just click on things that make sense.

Want to look for samples? Great - click on the "eye"
etc etc

You've got a nice mac, enjoy :)
 
I think it's spelled bored ;)

Anyway, that's a killer machine you've got there. I'd suggest learning iWeb and making some websites to show off your photos.

Do you have a large DVD collection? You could start ripping those in preperation for the iTV. You could also try burning your photos or home movies to DVDs with iDVD for family members.

I've never put much time into garage band (i'm not very musical) but the results seem to be fantastic... don't give up too soon.
 
Maxiseller said:
Board? :p

The best advice I can give you is this; whatever you want to do on a mac, search for the most obvious thing. Garageband is a little overwhelming at first, but just click on things that make sense.

Want to look for samples? Great - click on the "eye"
etc etc

You've got a nice mac, enjoy :)
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Yes! Macs follow Occam's Razor: All things being equal, the simplest solution tends to be the best one.
 
To get more out of GarageBand and your other applications, you might want to
check your local Apple Store for their schedule of free application orientation classes.
There are also many good training DVD's out there.

Something I keep meaning to do, is to catalog an insurance file of everything that matters. Photos, receipts etc.

You've purchased an amazing tool to help you create just about anything you can think of, but learning to properly use that tool takes time.
 
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