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You can use bettertouchtool to map another key to launch expose. I set double tap gestures on my magic mouse to do that.
 

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ps: can you explian more on "snapshot" feature?/ it is just like resuming what u see on the desktop previously?



thanks for the info.. so i presume using 4gb is good eunff?:o

uppz for this qns on getting 4GB or 8GB ram.. thanks..
 

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Snapshot is like a saved state of your vm. By reverting to a previous snapshot, you can reload your previous configuration.

Can you list the recommended system specs for the software you gonna run?
 

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Snapshot is like a saved state of your vm. By reverting to a previous snapshot, you can reload your previous configuration.

Can you list the recommended system specs for the software you gonna run?

Hi,

this is the specs..
13-inch: 2.3 GHz
2.3GHz dual-core
Intel Core i5
4GB 1333MHz
320GB 5400-rpm1
Intel HD Graphics 3000

and the list of appss i am using..

1) oracle/ms SQL database
2) Visual Studio or eclipse
3) web browsers and msn chat..


thanks
 

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What I meant was the system requirements to run item 1 & 2.
Not the system specs of your Mac.

Item 3 is definitely fine with just 4gb ram.

Edit: did a quick search, ard 2gb ram is required for visual studio and ms sql each.

So, go for 8GB ram.
 
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What I meant was the system requirements to run item 1 & 2.
Not the system specs of your Mac.

Item 3 is definitely fine with just 4gb ram.

Edit: did a quick search, ard 2gb ram is required for visual studio and ms sql each.

So, go for 8GB ram.

okok,

thanks for the help.. got confused just now.. :p
 

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No worries. Even if you run bootcamp, 4GB RAM natively wouldnt be very sufficient, let alone say running parallels or vmware fusion.
 

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Don't need.
But it still doesn't give you a licence to go about downloading all the porn you want. Still need common sense when you use a computer.

If you check the online store carefully, can.

Did you set to rotate your wallpaper?

eh nope i think. where to set?

thanks alot =)
 

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What negativezero meant was did you set any settings to automatically change wallpaper.
 

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anyone tried the following for dual display of mbp 2011?

mbp -> mini display port for vga -> vga dual splitter
-> vga cable -> left monitor (primary screen with taskbar and dock aka mirror screen with mbp)
-> vga cable -> right monitor (secondary screen on the right)

thanks in advance..
 

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Hi experts!

Need some help here. I'm using Lion OS and the problem i realized is that my not all of my windows are shown when i do the "3 fingers down" movement.

It only shows all my opened windows of Safari program if I'm using Safari.

How about MSN, Office etc? Its also opened and can't be shown..

Please kindly advise!

Thank you!
 

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go to System Preference > trackpad, look for something call Mission Control in there. I think it's not enabled.
 

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Hi guys currently i am using iMac with dual monitors,can i run windows OS in one monitors & mac OS in another monitors,thks
 
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