Can I use my Mac Pro with Bluetooth 3.0

My Mac Pro uses Bluetooth 4.2. Can I use a headset that uses Bluetooth 3.0 with my Mac?
Thanks.

Yes, it is backward compatible

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I have a Mac Pro (Pre 2007) running on 10.6.8 that is ok for now, but experiencing some degradation in performance. I have 4 drive bays full and memory maxed out. I am looking for a desktop solution that would allow the option to have the latest OSX (such as the latest iMac) and access this old Mac Pro still. Is this possible?
If so, what are some of the caveats?
SoftwareEx: CS6 is compatible with new OSX, but will files saved on new computer still be accessible on old computer?
Access to files
NetworkCurrently using older version of Airport Extreme for home office setup
Any insights would be helpful! I hate the thought of this old workhorse turning into nothing more than an external hard drive, but it is not upgradable to the new operating system.

It sounds like what you want to do is create a simple peer network so you can use the Mac Pro as a storage unit.
This is easy to do, just connect the two with an ethernet cable and log on using the logon and password for the system you want to access. In the general case, this is a bad idea since you you have unrestricted access but you own both machines so security is a very low priority.
Caveats:
     The OS version will determine what apps a machine can run.
     Data is just data as long as both systems use HSF+ or some other common file system.
     Airport may or may not work... but a hard wire will always get it done and transfers data a lot faster.
You almost never get to have it ALL your way when mixing generations of systems, but if you keep it simple it works well. I've had a peer network with 4-6 systems running in my house since the turn of the century. Most Macs support 1000 baseT (gigabit ether) so data transfers up to 80-90MB/sec are easy.

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If your info is correct you need to first buy Snow Leopard from the Apple on-line store ($20) install and update to 10.6.8 and then buy Lion from the App Store for $20.

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I have a USB headset with a mic connected to the Mac I sit in front of most of the day for work. I'm wondering... can I use my Mac as a bluetooth headset when talking on the phone? If so, how do I set this up and how do I activate it when I want to use it?

No
Get a bluetooth headset.

Can i sync my mac pro with my mac book? i mainly want to do this for iTunes and iPhoto? I also have an iPhone and an iPad.

can i sync my mac pro with my mac book? i mainly want to do this for iTunes and iPhoto? I also have an iPad and an iPhone.

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You can now keep both computers in sync by using a third-party backup/sync utility that will work with a network setup such as:
Data Backup
Deja Vu
Silver Keeper
Retrospect
Super Flexible File Synchronizer
Synchronize Pro! X
Synk Pro
Synk Standard
Tri-Backup
Others may be found at VersionTracker or MacUpdate.
Visit The XLab FAQs and read the FAQ on backup and restore. Also read How to Back Up and Restore Your Files.

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thinking of ditching pc for a mac but all my research is telling me, rather than a late model mac pro upgradeable to mavericks (not tested for pro tools), my ideal setup would be an early 2008, mac pro with 10.6. currently using a lenovo desktop with 3 motu 2408 and the 424 pcie card with pro tools 9 native and reaper 4.57. works for me but since tasting mac I would like to explore the possibilties further. i had the opportunity to set up a system for a friend who purchased an imac 21" a presonus 24.4.2, and pro tools 10 he's using half the ram I have, but his system works like a beast! I;m not the imac type so, I feel a mac pro will help me expand my power base greatly and advice on mac pro options is appreceiated....

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Then explain to the OP where he/she can purchase a retail copy of 10.6.8 Snow Leopard. I'm afraid I don't know where to get one.
As you know, there is no 10.6.8 disk, but one can clone 10.6.8 into a late 2011 MBP (from an external HDD). Niel mentions a 2012 model, you are the one who speaks of 2011 MBPs. That is why I directed the comment to you.
Ciao.

Can I use a mac pro operating system disk to upgrade a macbook

I need to upgrade my 10.5.8 system to 10.6 before I can upgrade to Lion. I have a mac pro operating system disk for 10.6 can I use this?

No. The gray-colored restore DVDs provided with a Mac are not the retail OS version. They contain only the drivers applicable for the purchased hardware, and the installer has a function to verify the hardware is of the type the disk was created for. If you attempt to use the Mac Pro restore disk on a different model Mac, it will simply refuse to install.

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Is the above possible?
This article gives the following list of files to be removed before restoring to non-matching hardware:-
sudo rm /Volumes/imageName/var/db/BootCache.playlist
sudo rm /Volumes/imageName/var/db/volinfo.database
sudo rm /Volumes/imageName/System/Library/Extensions.kextcache
sudo rm /Volumes/imageName/System/Library/Extensions.mkext
sudo rm -r /Volumes/imageName/var/vm/swap*
However the article dates from 2004 and the days of 10.3. In my experience the only one of these files that still exists in the same location is volinfo.database while Extensions has become a directory.
Can anyone offer an updated list of files to remove to image to non-identical hardware? Or other advice on not having to spend 2 days or so building an entirely new image from scratch.
Thanks in advance,

A standard retail 10.6.8 system from an iMac should work without modification on a Mac Pro. I've done this myself many times. The last Mac Pro model came with 10.6.4 installed.
My MO is:
Repair hard drive and permissions on Source.
Clone Source to another hard drive using the Restore option of Disk Utility.
Test boot the clone to be sure it works.
Connect clone to Target machine and boot it from the clone.
Use Disk Utility's Restore to restore the clone to the Target.
Disk Utility can do this much faster than it takes to make a disc image. Furthermore, DU verifies the copies which precludes problems. Disc images on the other hand can be flakey and unreliable. They are also more easily corruptible than a clone. And, you can boot a clone. You cannot boot from a disc image. Third-party backup utilities can also be used to maintain incremental backups to the clone so you always have a current backup.

Can I use a Mac mini with a VGA monitor?

The Mac mini web page lists an Apple Mini DisplayPort to VGA Adapter as an accessory, but the Mac mini doesn't appear to have a Mini DisplayPort.
The Mac mini also has an HDMI to DVI Adapter included, but would this allow a VGA monitor to be connected via an additional DVI to VGA cable? ie. can the HDMI port provide an analogue signal that a VGA monitor can receive?

Some Mac Minis do have mini-DisplayPorts. In these two it is between the HDMI and the USB ports:
(yes Thunderbolt should accept mini-Displayport).
In this one it is between the Mini-DVI and the USB ports:
Only the oldest Intel models would you need a different adapter to VGA
Those you would need a DVI to VGA adapter from Apple such as this one. Note, DVI to VGA is converting digital to analog, and not very useful, unless your TV has neither DVI nor HDMI. DVI is much better converted up to HDMI. And the audio would have to come in separately. So depending on your display model and make, you may be asking for the wrong adapter. VGA is fine if all you are going to do is view DVDs on an old TV. But if you want the ability to use the Dock, menubar, etc..., it is good to have a 1080p TV with built-in HDMI or better.

Using a Mac Pro with a 52 inch Vizio LCD

Hello all. I have hooked up my Mac Pro to my Vizio (52 inch LCD). DVI to RGB (using a converter). My Vizio says it has no signal. I called Vizio they said to call apple. I have not called apple yet on this was wondering if anyone else out there has hooked a Mac Pro to a Vizio with success and if so how they did it. I have the NVIDIA GEForce 7300 card.
Thanks in advance for the help.

Hey Tom, Thanks for taking the time to respond. I was losing my mind on this one! Hopefully this will be resolved soon.

Can I use my MacBook Pro with 10.7.5 with Epson Stylus Printer photo R340

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Try resetting the SMC. The phone connection is only supported for tethering. I know nothing about the other device.
Barry

Can I use Office:Mac 2004 with my new MacBook Pro

I just got a brand new MacBook Pro, and I'm trying to install my office:mac 2004 edition, but it seems to not be working. Do I have to repurchace office:mac or can I just upgrade.

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I own a 17 inch MacBook Pro (bought summer 2009) and am interested in buying a new Bose SoundDock 10 with the Bluetooth adapter. Before investing $750 in this sound system, I would like to learn if I can simply pair and connect the MacBook Pro and SoundDock 10 via Bluetooth and play my music from the MacBook Pro thru the SoundDock (such as iTunes and Pandora). I know I can do this from my Driod to the SoundDock. Thank you!

I just purchased the 10 and love it. I don't have the Bluetooth adapter, it was not available when I made my purchase. I was also wondering if my MBP would connect. I can see no reason why the two would not pair.

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Hello, I would like to know if I can use an Apple TV to watch my mac mini´s desktop and other apps to use my HD TV as a monitor but wirelessly usin AirPlay or another app?
Thank you in advance for your help!!

https://discussions.apple.com/docs/DOC-2821
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Can you use Apple Mac speakers with Macmini?

My old Apple mac speakers - the ones in transparent plastic hemispheres - come with a 1.5mm jack, but the Macmini has a standard 2.5mm socket. Is that because the voltage or something is different? If you fit the right jack, will they work OK?

Those are the speakers that were shipped with the Cube G4. They are analog, but unpowered. They require an external amplifier. The Cube had an amp built-in. For a while, Griffin made an external amp adapter. They no longer do.
These speakers will not work properly with a typical computer sound output, even if you come up with an adapter that makes the physical connection. The resulting sound output would be a whisper.
My suggestion: Buy new speakers and consider the plastic spheres as nice paperweights, or decorative antiques for your shelf.

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