Hi Jayson, the remote works with several apps and can be configured
to work differently in different apps.
I'll search out a bit of info and get back with ya / the list when
I know more, K?…
For now though, you can put your Mac to sleep with it, or wake it
up, and of course, use Front Row with it as well.
• To put your Mac to sleep, press and hold the large circular button
in the middle of the directional ring.
• To wake up your Mac, press any key on the remote.
• To use front Row, press the smaller, solitary circular button below
the directional ring, which will bring up Front Row.
• use the directional ring to navigate the menus.
• To select an option, do a quick press of the large circular button
in the middle of the directional ring.
HTH and have a great evening!…
Smiles,
Cara :)
On Jun 16, 2008, at 1:20 PM, Jayson Smith wrote
Hi again,
I have a few more questions about my Mac Mini. Is the remote
useful to a blind person? Are there any bundled applications that
are totally unusable? Is there as much of a need for antivirus,
antispyware, etc? I'd figure that if there was, Apple would have
bundled some trialware or some such.
Also, have any of you had to have your macs serviced? How did
you get it done, and how long did it take? I know the Mac Mini is
pretty much just a sealed case with everything inside. With more
expensive desktop models, can you do any upgrades yourself E.G.
bigger hard drive, more memory, better sound, etc? Or is it still a
sealed unit which must be taken to an Apple dealer or sent back to
Apple for anything like that?
Thanks again.
Jayson
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