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The visual representation of a computer's contents when no open programs or windows are visisble. Often home to program shortcuts, datafiles, and lists of mounted drives etc.
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How to make screen zoom little bit less terrible?
You can make display little smooth in Pref panes > Universal Access > Seeing tab > Zoom options… > Check Smooth images (or type ⌥⌘\) but RobZolkos right.
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Is it possible to use an iMac's screen as a second monitor?
I don't know your iMac spec, but look at Apple knowledge base
With Target Display mode, you can use your iMac (27-inch, Mid 2010) or
iMac (27-inch, Late 2009) with Mac OS X as an external displa …
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