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It took me about a week to really get comfortable with OSX. Finder is weaker in comparison to Explorer indeed, but nothing major. Give it some time and I think you'll love OSX soon enough.
lol at the dock
Are you using Leopard or Tiger? The dock in Leopard is teh ugly!
Anyway, put only the really necessary stuff in the dock. For all other things --> Spotlight.
Command + Spacebar combo is your best friend here.
osX version 10.5.5 dont know whether thats leo or not, i thought tiger was old?btw i use a HP keyboard so Command button is unknown lol. I used the mini on a small halloween party yesterday using front row and the remote, that was brilliant. Itunes too works sooo much better on mac somehow, that it does on PC. so mac mini is definitily good imo.
If i can use it to produce still have to see. The demos in reason seems to go fine, but havent had time testing my own projects yet. No more news on logic either as i havent had time.
10.5.5 is Leopard. It replaced Tiger about a year ago. I haven't bothered upgrading as it works just fine for me now. No Command? Hehe, maybe the most important key on a Mac 
iTunes better be working better on a Mac as they're both Apple. Nice to hear you like it so far.
COMMAND should be same as WIN on pc keyboard.
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| Originally posted by kooma COMMAND should be same as WIN on pc keyboard. |
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| Originally posted by kooma COMMAND should be same as WIN on pc keyboard. |

i think i disabled that option but WIN+A selected all so it works it seems. nice to know. ok ill update this post once ive got some logic experience, no mather what im happy with it so far and what it does for me (front row and itunes is awesome).
btw how to remove external disks safely, i tried to eject it from the desktop but it still runs. can mac write on FAT32? ntfs was no luck, but reading worked nicely. is fat32 slower somehow?
COMMAND on osx acts like CTRL on win, but if u have a pc keyboard connected to mac, then WIN = COMMAND. if u want the CTRL act like COMMAND u can change it somewhere in preferences.
note that when u get a real mac keyboard the WIN/COMMAND and ALT switch places. so might wanna do something about it.
for now i keep it as it is, WIN+C, V, X is realy all i need for now.
what i need to know now is how to format a external disk to a format that OSX can write on.
thanks for all the answers in this hijacked logic thread which i realy dont know what was about in the first place.
fat32 read/write on both win & mac. only problem is no bigger files than 4GB.
thats not a problem
but how about speed etc? will it affect logic i keep my samples and projects on a FAT32 HD? How about formating disks from OSX?
Don't know about speed. For formatting use Disk Utility.
fat32 should be the fastest. some magazine suggested to use it for audio couple of years ago (don't remember was it pc only or both). file systems haven't changed since. but if u don't need to hook up your hd with a pc u can format it with mac file system (with Disk Utility).
i have two external disks, im trying to format one as mac osx extended for all the mp3s, pics, movies, and samples and songs for production, general everything. then im gonna format the other one as fat32 so that i can work on files between PC and MAC, stuff like that. damn im realy impressed by OSX so far, best buy i did in years (still just a mini tho)
how do i change the default mp3 player, everything starts in itunes, but i dont want that. i want quicktime
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| Originally posted by palm how do i change the default mp3 player, everything starts in itunes, but i dont want that. i want quicktime |
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| Originally posted by Eric J Select any .mp3 file and hit Apple-I. The info window will pull up and at the bottom you'll see the Open With section. Choose the application you want to use to open ..mp3 files and then hit the Change All button below it to make it the default. |
that workeed nicely
Internet security and especially antivirus is one thing you DON'T need on a Mac 
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| Originally posted by kooma fat32 read/write on both win & mac. only problem is no bigger files than 4GB. |
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