It's pretty simple, actually. When you run your new Mac the firs time it will 
ask you whether you want to copy data from another Mac, and if your answer is 
YES, then it will guide you through the steps on how to connect the two 
machines.  Then it will copy the User data from the old to the new. That is 
what happens on Macbooks, and I assume it would be the same with the iMac. And 
yes, you'll need a firewire cable.

Harold


At 07:08 -0400 19/8/08, mystrom1 wrote:
>I currently have a Mac Powerbook G4
>running OS 10.3.9 (I need to be able to continue to run Finale 2003a
>on Classic), and so I'm planning on purchasing a new iMac so I can run
>a newer version of Finale.
>
>How do I transfer all of my files, including folders, bookmarks on
>Safari, my emails (I use Mac mail) plus other settings? I've been told
>I need a firewire cable from one mac to the other, but I've also been
>told that once I turn on a new iMac, it will search, through the
>wireless, for another computer and transfer things from that computer.
>
>Just what do I have to do to achieve this? Does an automatic transfer
>do everything I described above? Does it also transfer software? How
>about my email configuration?
>
>Thanks,
>Martin
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