While I've never used the Crucial site, I doubt you need to use their advisor.
The "about this Mac" will tell you what type of memory you need and
a little research will tell you the max your computer will accept if
you don't already know it.
Kevin
At 01:44 AM 8/4/2011, you wrote:
Hi all
Anybody managed to successfully navigate the crucial.com website
using VO and Safari? I'm trying to buy some extra memory for one of
our machines, (so I can't use their scanner). So I select my
machine type and model. But from there nothing seems to happen when
I click the memory adviser link. Thoughts?
Gordon
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