On Jul 16, 2012, at 12:36 PM, Gordon Smith wrote:
> Just use the migration assistant and you'll be fine. Either attach your
> backup drive to the new machine and migrate from it, or else use a firewire
> 1394B lead to do the same thing by booting your current machine into Target
> mode.
>
> Gordon
Thanks Gordon,
I followed the directions with a lot more confidence after reading your
post. I had to take the slow route using Migration Assistant over WiFi, but
all seems to be going great. I Guess I'll know for sure tomorrow as this will
take about 10 hours!
I appreciate this tips very much. I'd be lost without this list. With it I'm
doing much much more then I ever did on my Windows machines and rather then
fighting with the computer, I'm usually having fun.
Eric Caron
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