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Mid 2007 macbook osx issues
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<blockquote data-quote="chas_m" data-source="post: 1637841"><p>You'll need to purchase a copy of iLife '09 (probably findable on Ebay or Amazon for fairly cheap) to use the versions of those programs that will work well with that machine (and aren't included on the Snow Leopard DVD) or possibly you could reinstall them from the original DVDs that came with that machine which you probably don't have.</p><p></p><p>The mid-2007 can't see all four gigs in there, only a max of 3.3GB. Should run Snow Leopard beautifully but will struggle a bit with iMovie and iPhoto due to the very low-end graphics chipset. If you could upgrade to 10.7 you might give it a whirl but it's no longer available and wasn't distributed on DVD the way Snow was.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="chas_m, post: 1637841"] You'll need to purchase a copy of iLife '09 (probably findable on Ebay or Amazon for fairly cheap) to use the versions of those programs that will work well with that machine (and aren't included on the Snow Leopard DVD) or possibly you could reinstall them from the original DVDs that came with that machine which you probably don't have. The mid-2007 can't see all four gigs in there, only a max of 3.3GB. Should run Snow Leopard beautifully but will struggle a bit with iMovie and iPhoto due to the very low-end graphics chipset. If you could upgrade to 10.7 you might give it a whirl but it's no longer available and wasn't distributed on DVD the way Snow was. [/QUOTE]
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