CNET to the Rescue: Special Mac edition

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	In this issue CNET to the Rescue: Special Mac edition How to set up your new MacBook Lack of start-up commands due to faulty cable? Finder icons all appearing the same Advanced iCal alarms resulting in 'HTTP/1.1 403 Forbidden' error CNET to the Rescue: Special Mac edition Today, MacFixIt author Topher Kessler answers Mac questions. Topics tackled include the curse of the slow start-up, the forgotten Wi-Fi password, and the touchy Time Machine backup. Also, for good measure: Some non-Mac questions. Read full story  How to set up your new MacBook Read full story  Lack of start-up commands due to faulty cable? There are several reasons why OS X may not accept start-up arguments, though sometimes the reasons can be bizarre and unexpected. Read full story  Finder icons all appearing the same Sometimes small, unexpected errors can cause the OS X Finder to display icons in odd ways. Here are some general steps on how to clear icon display problems. Read full story  Advanced iCal alarms resulting in 'HTTP/1.1 403 Forbidden' error A number of iCal and MobileMe users are noticing an issue in which alarms set a week in advance result in iCal giving a "403 Forbidden" error. Read full story    About MacFixIt MacFixIt is CNET's troubleshooting resource for all things Mac. Find us on the Web, on Twitter, and our Mac Forums. Other CNET resources  CNET.com  Latest CNET reviews  CNET Downloads  CNET News  CNET TV  Crave CNET TechTracker -- a FREE application from CNET The easiest way to keep software up-to-date and secure  Download the free application
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