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<blockquote data-quote="rman" data-source="post: 35690" data-attributes="member: 23">Joeytpg -After get get your powerbook out of the, I beleive it is recommend that you plug in your laptop to charge up your battery to get a full charge. You will not have do any thing but turn the system on. The OS is all ready loaded and ready to go. Since you did not say anything about going wireless, then connect your powerbook to your network.Turn on your new powerbook, upon boot up just answer the questions that appear. The initial start up application will personalize and set up your powerbook.After which you should be good to go.Now if you are planning to place your personal data on the powerbook, that is another story.If you check the little document that comes with your powerbook it should tell you what to do about the battery.I got my Ti powerbook when they first came out, so the battery procedure maybe different.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="rman, post: 35690, member: 23"] Joeytpg - After get get your powerbook out of the, I beleive it is recommend that you plug in your laptop to charge up your battery to get a full charge. You will not have do any thing but turn the system on. The OS is all ready loaded and ready to go. Since you did not say anything about going wireless, then connect your powerbook to your network. Turn on your new powerbook, upon boot up just answer the questions that appear. The initial start up application will personalize and set up your powerbook. After which you should be good to go. Now if you are planning to place your personal data on the powerbook, that is another story. If you check the little document that comes with your powerbook it should tell you what to do about the battery. I got my Ti powerbook when they first came out, so the battery procedure maybe different. [/QUOTE]

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