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  Several months ago, I bought the Mac Mini desktop computer and use Foxfire as my server. I wonder constantly update my Foxfire, but am not allowed to connect to the Foxfire server even if I'm already connected. What is my solution?

  If he has problems with the update or the permissions then simpler is to download the full version and trash the version currently installed to do a clean install of the new version.

  Download a new copy of the Firefox program and save the file on the desktop disk image (dmg)

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  • http://KB.mozillazine.org/Profile_folder_-_Firefox

• VRAM can be improved in the Mac Mini graphics card?

  My goal is to run the FCP and the movement on an older mac mini.   End 2012, Mac Mini, but the only missing area is the amount of VRAM associated with the graphics card.  For example; Intel HD Graphics 4000 with 1536 MB shared VRAM, Motion 5.2 specifications is VRAM 256, I upgrade the VRAM?  I can update the entire graphics card, or would one of these more trouble than what it's worth?

  Here are the full specifications of the Mac Mini I am considering buying used.

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  Michael C.

  Mac Mini memory system is used for VRAM on 2012.

  There is no way to increase the system RAM, it serves of VRAM, once you max the RAM System.

  With less than 4 to 8 GB of system RAM less system RAM use of VRAM

• Can I connect my MacBook Air to my Mac Mini so that I can use the display of the Mac Mini?

  Hi all

  Can I connect my MacBook Air to my Mac Mini so that I can use the display of the Mac Mini?

  The Mac Mini is the end of 2014 with 2 ports thunderbolt model and is connected to a mini display port monitor.

  I'm just fed up of having to pull on the cable of the Mac Mini to connect the MacBook Air.

  Any ideas? Suggestions?

  Thanks in advance!

  Using the built-in screen sharing are an application like:

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  Only some iMacs support the target Display Mode

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• What can replace the cpu T7200 to the Mac Mini 2.1 end of 2007?

  What can replace the cpu T7200 to the Mac Mini 2.1 end of 2007?

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• Is the edition of the Mac Mini (2.6 GHz, 8 GB, Iris Graphics) good for photo?

  Hello!

  It's time for me to invest in a new laptop / desktop, especially that I picked up photography as a hobby. I've always been a Windows user, but after purchasing my iPhone and iPad, I plan to join the Mac camp. Right now I'm undecided, get a Windows laptop (with all of the easy extensibility comes with it), or the Mac Mini (2.6 GHz, 8 GB, Iris Graphics) and be stuck with its 8 GB of RAM? Portability isn't a factor for me, and I can't afford a higher spec Mac (especially since I'll receive a Fujifilm X - T1 soon!). This configuration of Mac Mini will serve me well for at least 5 years, using Photoshop/Lightroom?

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  ANLoutfi wrote:

  Hello!

  .. .or the Mac Mini (2.6 GHz, 8 GB, Iris Graphics) and be stuck with its 8 GB of RAM? .....

  You can order it with 16 GB of RAM.

  The extent of the Photoshop and Lightroom, the current Minis will be just adequate.

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  I have a mac mini (2014 - El Capitan) that I have used for some time now and I have many mailboxes (30 +) with many stored messages (100s maybe 1000s).

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  Any experience/advice welcome!

  Richard.

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  To avoid any problems with the RAM does not. He will not or should not damage the computer.

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