Hi,
I ordered a macbook on the day of leopard release.
Upon arrival I noticed the trackpad click was faulty but thought the problem may go away. After 3 days I had had enough of it so contacted apple. A replacement was sent and I was told it would be the new updated model.
A few days later it arrived. I was disappointed to find it was infact the old model. Booting up I had Tiger installed so went through the task of reinstalling everything again including all my apps.
I noticed the drive was very noisy and seemed to grind discs if the macbook was not parallel to the ground....
So have rang up again today to get another replacement (taken 4 days of trying.. Dam iPhone launch!).
So sometime this week I will be again with a new machine. I have all my applications installed and everything fine and dandy. I was wondering if there is any software which will back up all my apps and documents, letting me easily copy them onto my new machine?
As I don't fancy installing everything again from scratch for the 3rd time.
Thanks,
Ben
I ordered a macbook on the day of leopard release.
Upon arrival I noticed the trackpad click was faulty but thought the problem may go away. After 3 days I had had enough of it so contacted apple. A replacement was sent and I was told it would be the new updated model.
A few days later it arrived. I was disappointed to find it was infact the old model. Booting up I had Tiger installed so went through the task of reinstalling everything again including all my apps.
I noticed the drive was very noisy and seemed to grind discs if the macbook was not parallel to the ground....
So have rang up again today to get another replacement (taken 4 days of trying.. Dam iPhone launch!).
So sometime this week I will be again with a new machine. I have all my applications installed and everything fine and dandy. I was wondering if there is any software which will back up all my apps and documents, letting me easily copy them onto my new machine?
As I don't fancy installing everything again from scratch for the 3rd time.
Thanks,
Ben