Macbook Pro User Guide

Hi
does anyone know where i can download a copy of the user guide for the new MacBook PRO

http://manuals.info.apple.com/en/MacBookPro_UsersGuide.pdf
http://www.apple.com/support/macbookpro/

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MacBook Pro Users Guide

Just read the users guide and it sounds like a great machine. Anyone have any impressions of the guide?

I just looked for it here: http://www.apple.com/fr/support/hardware/
and don't see the MacBook listed
I also looked for it here:
http://search.info.apple.com/?search=Go&lr=lang_any&kword=&type=kmanual&q=MacBoo k
With no result.
Soon, perhaps? Sorry!

As a new Macbook Pro user I was saddened to find that the feature of using keywords in iPhoto '11 does not allow showing same under each photo. I understand this was available in earlier versions. Any comments?

As a new Macbook Pro user I was saddened to find that the feature of using keywords in iPhoto '11 does not allow showing same under each photo. I understand this was available in earlier versions. Any comments?

Against TOU which you "agreed" to in order to post in these user to user forums. If you want to "suggest" something to Apple, do so in the Product Feedback area.

I know that there has been a big problem with logic boards on the MacBook Pro - shouldn't there be a recall? When I searched online about this problem was surprised to see so many MacBook Pro users with the same problem.

My computer was on one minute and off the next and will not restart. I took it to the apple store and
They said it is the logic board. I have been researching it and see that many MacBook Pro users have
Had the same issue. Doesn't seem fair to have to pay for something faulty on Apple's end. The computer
Is less than 3 years old. I expected it to work for a lot longer than this. Is there anything I can do that won't
Cost me? Also, how do I retrieve my files. I know they are on the hard drive but how do I get to them without
Having apple do it and probably charge me?
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Did you buy AppleCare?
I guess not or you wouldn't be complaining.
how do I retrieve my files. I know they are on the hard drive but how do I get to them without
Having apple do it and probably charge me?
Easy, open it up, remove the drive and use a SATA to USB adapter to another Mac (or Windows PC with MacDrive)
My computer is dead, is my personal data lost?
For iPhoto Library, that's really a folder (it looks like a package) it can be right clicked on by OS x and "show package contents" to get the Origianls out.
However I don't know right off hand how that would appear on a Windows PC, perhaps as a iPhoto Library folder, perhaps not.
But the files are on the drive, and Data Rescue (Windows) can always be used to grab them directly.
iTunes Library can be transfered to a PC, as long as the account name is the same, it should work fine and maintain your playlists hopefully, but the music is easily accessible.

I am a new Macbook Pro user (just the 13" baby). I have an external DVD drive and would like to load onto my Mac and then onto my iPad - how do I do this?

I am a new MacBook Pro user - actually totally new to the Mac goodies and am having a bit of trouble sorting out how to get a DVD from my external DVD player onto the Mac and then onto my iPad (I travel a lot!). I have been a windows user for many years and am still trying to learn all the bits and pieces. I have VLC on this - don't have any trouble playing a DvD, just don't know how to do the rest i.e. rip it, change to an MP4 and get it onto my other device. Please help! You are more than likely to see many more "how do I do this" on here!

program called MDRP to rip it...... then use Wondershare to convert it, also Iskysoft video converter is an option.
You dont have to put it ON the Ipad, once on the Mac, you can Stream it wifi to the Ipad using the $2 program called VLC STREAMER (not VLC, but streamer made by VLC),.... best APP for your Ipad to stream videos from your MAC to your Ipad.
A direct DVD to MP4 converter : http://www.xilisoft.com/dvd-to-mp4-converter-mac.html

I am a macbook pro user form last 2 yrs, recently i upgraded to Mountain Lion from Snow leopard. Since then operational speed is a major concern. Now It has crashed so very badly that I am scared of my data.Please help me.

I am a macbook pro user form last 2 yrs, recently i upgraded to Mountain Lion from Snow leopard. Since then operational speed is a major concern. Now It has crashed so very badly that I am scared of my data.Please help me.

Reinstalling Lion/Mountain Lion Without Erasing the Drive
Boot to the Recovery HD: Restart the computer and after the chime press and hold down the COMMAND and R keys until the menu screen appears. Alternatively, restart the computer and after the chime press and hold down the OPTION key until the boot manager screen appears. Select the Recovery HD and click on the downward pointing arrow button.
Repair the Hard Drive and Permissions: Upon startup select Disk Utility from the main menu. Repair the Hard Drive and Permissions as follows.
When the recovery menu appears select Disk Utility. After DU loads select your hard drive entry (mfgr.'s ID and drive size) from the the left side list. In the DU status area you will see an entry for the S.M.A.R.T. status of the hard drive. If it does not say "Verified" then the hard drive is failing or failed. (SMART status is not reported on external Firewire or USB drives.) If the drive is "Verified" then select your OS X volume from the list on the left (sub-entry below the drive entry,) click on the First Aid tab, then click on the Repair Disk button. If DU reports any errors that have been fixed, then re-run Repair Disk until no errors are reported. If no errors are reported click on the Repair Permissions button. Wait until the operation completes, then quit DU and return to the main menu.
Reinstall Lion/Mountain Lion: Select Reinstall Lion/Mountain Lion and click on the Continue button.
Note: You will need an active Internet connection. I suggest using Ethernet if possible because it is three times faster than wireless.

HT204053 My spouse and I are MacBook Pro users. Is there a way to sync our photo stream together? I'll be traveling out of country so we'd like to be able to share family photos

My spouse and I are MacBook Pro users. Is there a way to sync our photo stream together? I'll be traveling out of country so we'd like to be able to share family photos

Unfortunately not if you use separate ID's for your iCloud accounts.

My facetime doesnt work. If I call somone they see I call but when they accept it doesnt work and when they call me the green camera light turns on but no sound or pop up of the video chat screen appears, please help! Macbook pro user. MacBook Pro, OS X M

My facetime doesnt work. If I call somone they see I call but when they accept it doesnt work and when they call me the green camera light turns on but no sound or pop up of the video chat screen appears, please help! Macbook pro user.
MacBook Pro, OS X Mountain Lion

I just wanted to follow this up by saying that you were entirely correct in your diagnosis of the situation. My computer did have the faulty part you linked to. I brought my laptop in and specifically told them to run that test, had it fail and then argued with the person at the genius bar and the manager. Eventually they offered to have it sent out and have everything replaced for free of charge. They did so mainly because I had complained about graphical issues almost every other time I had come in with problems and no one ran the test. They should have caught this problem during my warranty, but they didn't, even though I mentioned the problem.
Anyhow, after having the part replaced, I haven't had my computer crash a single time since, or had many of the issues mentioned above. I've never had this experience before. Even brand new, I got occasional crashes. Hopefully this new trend continues.
I do find that web browsing is still incredibly slow. Web browsers just chug along at a slow pace, even though I have great internet speed. Maybe I'll try just deleting my web browsers and reinstalling them...
Anyhow, thank you for your help and knowledge Clinton.

I'm a new UK Macbook Pro user

I'm a new UK Macbook Pro user and very inexperienced. I've got a new Mac OS X Lion 10.7.4
All was fine until yesterday when I installed a new HP Envy series 110 wi-fi printer, Now the back arrow key (located below the disc eject key and above the return key on the right hand side of the keyboard) doesn't work, which is a pain as it means I can't browse without using the wi-fi mouse to go back on myself, or to use CMD[ keys or failing that the two finger scroll from left to right. I would really like the back arrow to work again. Any ideas?
Can I get my moneys worth here and ask another thing if that's ok, I also installed Norton Internet Security for Mac and once that was done, I was expecting to see, when I googled sites, something like a green circle to show if a site is ok, amber if it's a bit iffy and red for a don't go there.
My friend who runs Window 7 has it.
Thanks from an Old Gal

You don't need Norton Internet Security. Uninstall it if you can.
Mac OSX is secure out-of-the-box. You don't need to run any other security software.
If you want to make your Mac more secure, upgrade to OSX Mountain Lion.

HT1444 macbook pro user wondering which OS update I should have right now

macbook pro user wondering which OS update I should have right now

Welcome to Apple Support Communities
You indicate that you have got an Early 2013 15-inch MacBook Pro with Retina display, so you should have got OS X 10.8 (Mountain Lion) or 10.9 (Mavericks). You can check this in  > About this Mac.
If you want to upgrade to OS X Mavericks, open the Mac App Store and download Mavericks. Make a backup of your files with Time Machine and check that your apps are compatible > http://www.roaringapps.com

I would like to inquiry about the video tuitorial for new macbook pro user

i"m a new user of macbook pro so i would request your support to give me the tuitorial video or any manual to acknowledge the system and how to use the macbook pro with high efficiency. <Edited by Host> Thank you very mufh.
Kpleang

See Here
http://www.apple.com/support/macbookpro/
And Here
http://www.apple.com/findouthow/mac/
Also, Not a Good Idea to Post your email address on a Public Forum...

New MacBook Pro User -How to set up Dictation Function

Hello. I have just purchased my first MacBook Pro. After many years using a Windows PC, I have finally jumped over to the Mac side. Please bear with me as I am a new user and I am in the process of slowly setting up and learning this new MacBook. I have upgraded the OS to Mac OS X Version 10.7.4 which I believe is Mountain Lion. Now, I am attempting to enable the Dictation function with no luck. When I click on System Preferences, I want to select 'Speech and Dictation' from within the System functions, however, all I see is a 'Speech' widget which shows a microphone icon. If I click on the 'Speech' icon, it opens into 'Speech Recognition' and 'Text to Speech'. There is no 'Dictation' function listed. It seems that no matter what I try, I can't get this to work. I tried using it with TextEdit but had no luck. I believe it is enabled by pressing the Fn key twice. I anyone can maybe walk me through this, I'd really appreciate it.
Thanks,
Tony

I was able to download & install Mountain Lion and everything looks ok. I did run across one slight issue. It seems that with the Mountain Lion installation, the Dock is now sitting lower on the bottom of the screen. As a result, the blue active icon indicators do not show up on the screen. I haven't changed the screen resolution so I don't understand why this happened. Not a big deal, just an annoyance.
Thanks again,
Tony

New MacBook Pro User (to be)

Hi,im a Windows XP user and im a few weeks away from buying my first MacBook Pro.After the bulsh*t Microsoft pulled with Vista, I've decided to jump ship to Apple.
I currently use a desktop running XP but the time has come to downsize to a machine that quite frankly,from what I've read, puts Windows to shame.(Esp regarding some of the apps that will be useful to me)
I'm a complete rookie with OSX, so forgive me if some of my future questions sound ignorent.Im a quick learner!
My first real concern is the integrity of the wireless security with a MacBook Pro.I'm on the net a lot, and I was wondering if there was anything worth me downloading and burning to a cd, before I connected to the net for the first time on the Mac.Or does it come with its own - Antivirus,Firewall,Spyware Remover etc,etc.
Thanks for your time and help.

The above post is correct, there's very little risk as few viruses are aimed at Mac's. Did the same thing myself and switched in February after twenty some years of windows - should have done it years ago. Use mine for business as well so my helpful IT department insist on it having virus protection so run the McAfee VirusScan for Mac which keep them happy and out of my way.

New MacBook Pro - user name and password question

Okay, I am fired up. I just opened my brand new MacBook Pro 15.4". I purchased it from MacMall and had them install Parallels (I use one program that is Windows only) and Office:mac 2008 Special Media Edition.
Since MacMall installed Office and Parallels (and then Windows XP Pro) they initially set up the user name and password for my MacBook Pro. The user name is simply "user" and there is no password. How can I go back and reset the user name and password at the system level?
BTW, this is my first Mac in 15 years! My firm uses all Windows based machines . . . except me now!
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It is possible to either change the account's name, or create a new account. The first (changing the username), does NOT fully change the name. A version of your name (called the short name) remains unchanged.
Therefore, I recommend creating a NEW account. The procedure...
1) In the Apple menu, select "System Preferences".
2) Click "Accounts"
3) If locked, click the lock (lower-left corner) and login (guarantees you are the authorized person).
4) Click "+" to create a new account.
5) Assuming you want to be the administrator of your computer, setup the NEW ACCOUNT as "Administrator".
6) Enter your desired username.
7) Enter your desired shortname (can be the same, but no spaces and all lowercase).
8) Enter your desired password.
9) Click "Create Account".
However, the computer is still configured to automatically login the user "user" at startup. You can change this at the "Accounts" pane of "System Preferences" as well. Proceed...
10) Click "Login Option"
11) Change AUTOMATIC LOGIN to either "Disabled" or your new username (your choice).

Please help a new macbook pro user/old vinyl junkie..?

Hi,
i am a dj/vinyl junkie and used to use Audacity to record my mixes from my technics turntables onto my pc, but now that i am a mac user i just wanted to know if anybody could recommend a similar app (free or to purchase) that would enable me to do the same thing..
I am using a Focusrite Saffire 6 USB interface and i have Ableton Lite as well until i buy Logic 9 or even Logic 10 if and when it arrives...?
...many thanks,
SjS

2. How do I take care of it to prolong life?
4. What are the things that I should not do on my MBP or with my MBP?
To be honest you don't really need to. This is a great thing about Macs. You can use it without paying attention to this and it will still last longer than a Windows PC that you treated like a baby.
I use my computers (Windows and Mac) very heavily (12+ hours per day) for heavy use, and they are treated roughly. The Windows computers, under this treatment, used to last under a year (cast falling apart, mouse buttons fall off, screen comes loose etc) however my MacBook Pro for example is still in perfect condition after about 1 and a half years now.
3. What apps do I need to install for a somewhat generic user like me?
iWork is good, it is like Microsoft Office and costs a lot less. It is also Office compatible. If you have Microsoft Office then it is probably not needed though.

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