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Go for a Mac Adventure!

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When you are checking out your new Mac, it's a good idea to think of yourself as an explorer! Getting to know your Mac can mean the difference between success and failure. Open all your programs and play around. Once you start to learn your way around your Mac, keep a notebook handy and write down any tips or tricks you don’t want to forget.

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Good advice for sure! I'm typically "scared" of computers, but it's best to jump right in and see what's there. As long as you avoid putting random things in the trash can, not much can go wrong as you explore.

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