Can I use a dataport in a motel with my new MacBook?

I'm leaving this Saturday, could not find the answer. Please give me your advice. Thanks, Granny.

Assuming you're talking about a standard RJ-45 Ethernet jack, yes it should work.

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Also, when upgrading from Leopard to Snow Leopard, will I lose all the data that is currently on my hard drive?

No, that SL disk is meant for the computer it came with only.
Upgrading to SL generally will not cause data loss, but you should have a backup of your important files in any case.
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Can i use an old eprint email account with a new printer?

can i use an old eprint email account with a new printer?

Hello arbazu,
Unfortunately, when setting up a new/replacement printer, you wont be able to use the same email address, nor can it be transferred to another printer. Once an email is used, the email address itself is not able to be used for a certain period of time (which I believe is 6 months).
However, by creating a new email address, but adding an 01 or 02 at the end, you can get something very similar to what you had previously.
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Can I use a 30" Apple Cinema display with a new 27" iMac?

I have a brand new iMac(27-inch, Late 2013), OS X Mountain Lion (10.8), i7 3.5 GHz, 32MB RAM, 4GB NVIDIA. I will soon be upgrading it to Mavericks, if that makes a difference. My understanding is that the resolution on it is 2560 x 1440.
I'm looking at buying a used 30" Apple Cinema display. I'd like to use it with my new iMac. The only advantage for me would be that the 30" screen is larger and things on it easier to see (or so I'm guessing).
I need to know if the 30" Cinema display would work with my new iMac, and if it would, as I'm guessing, give me a larger, easier-to-see screen.
I currently have my new iMac connected to my old mid-2010 iMac as a target display (that old iMac has a minidisplay port--no Thunderbolt), and that works great. I just want a larger screen.
I called Apple support, and the tech rep wasn't sure it would work. He seemed to think that the 30" Cinema displays were made with different connections. Some had minidisplay ports (which he thought would work), and some a cord built into them that provided some other type of connection (that I guess would not work as far as he knew).
Can anyone tell me if this would work? Would my new iMac and its video card support the 30" Cinema display? Would the result be as sharp and good-looking as my iMac's built-in 27" display, but only bigger (which is what I'm hoping for)? Any advice is appreciated.
I don't yet know many of the specifics of the 30" Cinema display I'm considering. I know it is about 3 years old. And here is a picture of the back of it:

Yes, you should be able use the 30" Cinema Display with your new iMac without problems. You'll need a mini-DisplayPort to Dual-Link DVI adapter:
http://store.apple.com/us/product/MB571Z/A/mini-displayport-to-dual-link-dvi-ada pter
I haven't had the 30" myself to test so I don't know if there any caveats. Perhaps someone else here will have personal experience.
Regards.

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We just got the newest Mac Mini and want to get an external drive for importing and burning CD's and DVD's.
Can we use ANY external CD/DVD drive or do we NEED to use the "Apple MacBook Air SuperDrive."
Thanks
Eliot

Maybe.
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First, I´m Spanish so I can be bad writing in English!!
I want to buy the Speaker AirPlay Philips DS3880W and I have got the new iPad and the new iPod, in the compatibility, in the information of the speaker, I can´t see them. Why? Althrought the software is the same, Can I use the speaker with them?
Here is the link: http://store.apple.com/es/product/H6906ZM/A/philips-ds3880w-airplay-speaker?fnod e=77&fs=s%3DpriceLH&p=1

I say yes. this page says:
See all FAQs
Does the product support iPad2 and the New iPad?
Yes. The product supports iPad2 and the New iPad.
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Can I use my old battery & power cord with my new machine?

Hiya everyone,
I recently trashed the screen of my iBook bought in Sept 03 (by spilling water on it.) I've now bought a new one, and as the battery and power cable from my old machine are still fine, and as I could do with a spare of each, I just wanted to check it would be ok to use them with my newer machine.
Both machines are 12 inch iBook G4s, the only differences I can think of are as follows:
Old machine:
30GB hard drive
1 GHz
256MB ram
New machine:
80GB hard drive (I had it customized)
1.33GHz
512MB ram
I'd appreciate knowing whether my old power cord and battery can be used with my new machine, so if anyone could answer my question, I'd be most grateful. Thanks everyone.

Hi Charity,
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John

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Can I use an app already purchased for iMac on new MacBook Air?

Can I use an app already purchased for my iMac on a new (yet to be purchased) MacBook Air?

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How can i use 3(or more) hdmi monitors with the new Mac Pro(2013)?

I've been looking around, trying to find a solution to this problem.
I saw at one place that an active thunderbold -> DVI will work with the older mac pro model.
Will this work with the new one as well?
Will i be able to connect 3 screens if i use 2 passive thunderbold->hdmi and one
active thunderbold->dvi and then a dvi->hdmi?

If you need to buy Apple's $99 Mini DisplayPort to Dual-Link DVI Adapters you may find you need to return and replace the adapter/s till you find one that works.
Recently, after my nMP arrived I bought two adapters. It took 3 trips to the Apple store to find a second one that worked properly. This also happened a few months ago when I was buying those adapters.
You should be aware that you'll also need the DVI cable that has the full set of pins, not the one with the row in the middle missing.
If you check on the Apple customer reviews in the online store you'lll find the issues and possible solutions to this situation.
Eventually I returned the second adapter when I found a way to get 2560 x 1600 through the HDMI port. I now have two 30" monitors that display 2560 x 1600.

Can I use my old Design Suite CS5 on my new MacBook Pro?

I bought the Design Suite CS5 two, three years ago and now I have bought a new MacBook Pro. I've heard that I cannot use the programs that I bought, and that I now have to start subscribing to the programs using Creative Cloud. Is this true?

Absolutely untrue. Download, install, and activate your software from https://helpx.adobe.com/creative-suite/kb/cs5-product-downloads.html
Deactivate the software on your old computer if you don't use it any more.

How can i get my iPhone 4 to work with my new macbook pro

i just got a new macbook and i want to start using my iPhone 4 with iTunes but it won't allow me to move music to or from the iPhone how can i solve this? i really don't want to factory reset my phone and have to replace all music/apps.

This: http://www.headlightsoft.com/expod/
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Use of an Older Power Cable with a New MacBook Pro

I have purchased a new MacBook Pro 15". It comes with the power cord with the silver "L-shaped" magnetic end.
My old laptop, which is a MacBook from around 2006, came with the white squarish magnetic end. It fits just fine on the new MacBook pro and seems to work fine.
Is it safe to also use this as an additional power cord for my new MacBook Pro? (I know, it seems like a silly question, but when dealing with electricity issues, it's always good to double check. I'd hate to find out that for some reason something about the old cord fries something on the new system.)

The older Macbook's power adapter has a maximum output of 65 watts, while the 15" McBook Pro comes with an 85 watt adapter. The 65W adapter will work, but with certain caveats — see this post of mine from the day before yesterday for a fuller explanation:
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Can I use my apogee duet fire wire with an new iMac?

Hi! I'm recording with my mac Book Pro, Logic Pro X and an Apogee Duet Fire Wire. Now I would like to work with an iMac.
Can I still use my Apogee interface and Logic Pro X on both computers?

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Can I use my old iPhone AC Adapter with my new iPad mini

Just bough myself a new mini retina but was wondering if I could use my old iPhone 4 AC power adapter with it i.e. plug the new lightining to USB to AC Adapter.
The iPad's power adapter is a bit bulky and anything so I don't end up taking a hundred power adapters on holiday tomorrow!
Looking at the details they say:
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Output 5V == 1A
New charger:
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