Trouble getting a new imac

i want to get a new imac as my flat panel is dead and wll cost way too much to fix however i was denied for Junpier. I know my friends used Frys credit card but it didnt work for me. anyone have any ideas or any places? best buy doesnt give me enough the credit to get a new imac.

If you go into your iWeb application are the files which are mentioned in the log actually there? You can go "into" an application by right-clicking (left mouse + ctrl) and choosing to "view package contents." Then follow the path mentioned in the console.
If the files (or one of them) isn't there, then I would just reinstall your iLife or get the files from somewhere.
Make sure you backup your iWeb Site files to ensure your site is not lost. You can use iTweak for that. It has a nice little backup feature to automatically complete that for you: http://itweak.guimkie.com

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I'm getting a new iMac next week and need help with Blackberry Bold 9000 issues and syncing with iCal, etc on the machine. I have been told that I can buy an app for about $30 that will sync the BB with the mac programs but reading here, I am confused - are some of the posts here and the KB notes related to syncing directly with the mac software or are they only for making a separate BB desktop for the mac?
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What’s the difference between:
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(from 4GB 1066MHz DDR3 SDRAM - 2x2GB)
and
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it appears the CD/DVD problem thing is not evident in the 27” model as it at least was in the 21.5” model. Right?
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cracked screens upon opening the box of the new computer, were much more of a problem for the bigger, 27” models that the 21.5” models. Hopefully, Apple has taken care of that by packaging them more carefully.
I haven't seen a report of any cracked screens in several weeks now. But with the gorillas the shipping companies tend to use, there are no guarantees. I once received a pallet-load of computers that the trucking company had driven a forklift blade through. So you never know how your computer might arrive. The prevalence of problems seems to have been alleviated, though.
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I currently have an iMac 20 inch which I have had for almost a year now. My dads computer isnt functioning the way he needs it to so we are thinking about giving mine to him and me getting a new iMac. The question I have is this...I do video work in final cut studio so I do video rendering, and Im looking into getting the 24 inch 2.88 Ghz model. Would that computer be ok for what Im doing or should I get the 3.06 Ghz model for the better performance? I don't do a ton of video work but when I do its pretty heavy rendering. Im just not sure if I should get the 2.88 Ghz or 3.06 Ghz model. Any advice is helpful. Thanks!

My opinion would be to go with the 3.06GHz model. I just got mine last week and I run all Adobe apps (Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign, etc.) along with always having my Mail, iTunes and Safari open.
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Hi anteros27
Take your time and follow the instructions in the User's Guide, there you will find information for Setting up your iMac, Keeping Your Software Up to Date and much much more.
Here's the User's Guide: http://manuals.info.apple.com/en/iMacEarly2008UG.pdf
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about Software Update: http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1338
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I look forward to all responses.
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Thanks for your response. I look forward to hopefully learning something new here.
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