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Computer Help and Support

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22. I was going to say this. Friend found one on ebay for $100. Older model but,

Wed Jan 6, 2021, 03:33 AM

Jan 2021

It looked good to me when he was using it.

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How can I become more familiar with Macs without buying one? [View all] milestogo Nov 2020 OP

Front end (GUI) ...I don't know... ret5hd Nov 2020 #1

You might be able to get a virtual MacOS at Macstadium JDC Nov 2020 #3

Maybe call your local library, or if you're an alum... WePurrsevere Nov 2020 #4

You can buy fairly usable ones for $200-300. Patterson Nov 2020 #5

Noone uses Mac OS 9 LuvLoogie Nov 2020 #9

Well scratch that one. I posted a link on how to setup a VM below. CentralMass Nov 2020 #11

Or you could run a mac vm (Virtual Machine). CentralMass Nov 2020 #7

Thank you. milestogo Nov 2020 #13

You are welcome. CentralMass Nov 2020 #15

maybe check out some YouTube videos... dhill926 Nov 2020 #8

You're going to have to get a Mac in your hands. LuvLoogie Nov 2020 #10

Macs are easy -- do you know the command line? lettucebe Nov 2020 #12

Its funny - I've just never owned a MAC milestogo Nov 2020 #14

Get a Mac :) CloudWatcher Nov 2020 #16

Thank you, that helps. milestogo Nov 2020 #17

What's an iphone? bucolic_frolic Nov 2020 #18

Find a friend with one! CloudWatcher Nov 2020 #19

Thanks. It's a plan, I guess. bucolic_frolic Nov 2020 #20

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