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Tech Support?	iMac	Keyboard Commands
Do you need technical support for your macintosh? Well if so, you can either visit http://support.apple.com, call 1800-SOS-APPLE, or e-mail me at total_mac@geocities.com . In addition their are a variety of web sites set up to help macintosh users. Try http://www.webintosh for starters, it has some great info.	During the first part of May, 1998 Apple introduced a completely new design of the Macintosh, the internet focused iMac. From what I've heard, its souped up with all of the latest technologies, like a G3 processor, MacOS 8.1, and a 32X CD-Rom. In addition it is rumored that this computer will be the first model to run Apples up and coming OS, Rhapsody. The iMac also has a beautiful design. You should check it out at http://www.apple.com/imac	Can using the mouse all of the time become somewhat boring and time consuming? Well if so, then you should try your luck at using keyboard commands, combinations of keys that can be pressed in order to perform a certain function. If you would like to see a list of these commands please visit the keyboard commands page.

Tech Support?

iMac

Keyboard Commands

Do you need technical support for your macintosh? Well if so, you can either visit http://support.apple.com, call 1800-SOS-APPLE, or e-mail me at total_mac@geocities.com . In addition their are a variety of web sites set up to help macintosh users. Try http://www.webintosh for starters, it has some great info.

During the first part of May, 1998 Apple introduced a completely new design of the Macintosh, the internet focused iMac. From what I've heard, its souped up with all of the latest technologies, like a G3 processor, MacOS 8.1, and a 32X CD-Rom. In addition it is rumored that this computer will be the first model to run Apples up and coming OS, Rhapsody. The iMac also has a beautiful design. You should check it out at http://www.apple.com/imac

Can using the mouse all of the time become somewhat boring and time consuming? Well if so, then you should try your luck at using keyboard commands, combinations of keys that can be pressed in order to perform a certain function. If you would like to see a list of these commands please visit the keyboard commands page.

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