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Hi,
I have a new Macbook pro coming from apple that is a Warranty replacement, this means that I can not make the new computer sync all my data ETC with the old one as I will not have the two computers together. I have how ever a Bootable Cabon Copy clone of my Hard drive, can I use this?? will the New mac reconise it as another mac computer and sync with it on the setting up of OSX?
I Could just clone my drive on to the new computer but I want to take this opportunity to Clean out my mac and I dont want to transfer years of Back ground files on to my new machine.
Thanks

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