William

Wow.. Never know I went so far with FM2009…

Well, this is not very tricky. Just to know a few things before installing (or reinstall) Mac OS X on MacBook Air!

To use Remote Install Mac OS X:

1. Insert the Mac OS X Install Disc 1 into the optical disc drive of the other computer.
2. If the other computer is a Mac, open /Applications/Utilities/Remote Install Mac OS X. On Windows, choose “Remote Install Mac OS X” from the Install Assistant.
3. Read the introduction and click Continue.
4. Choose the install disc you want to use, and click Continue.
5. Choose a network connection: AirPort, if you are using an AirPort network, or Ethernet, if the other computer is on an Ethernet network and you have an optional Apple USB Ethernet Adapter connecting your MacBook Air to the same network. Click Continue.
6. Restart your MacBook Air and hold down the Option key as it starts up, until you see a list of available startup disks.
7. Click Continue in Remote Install Mac OS X.
8. If you chose AirPort as your network in step 5, on your MacBook Air choose your AirPort network from the pop-up list.
   If the network is secure, you are prompted for a password. You can enter a private network name by choosing the ellipsis (…) and typing the name.

*Rem to turn on DVD or CD Sharing on the other unit!

*Rem that it will take very slow to install (epsecially via wireless network). If you want to make it faster, you can use “USB to Ethernet” for MacBook Air and connect it to a hub.

Haha.. After achieving so many silverware, I got this alert when (for once) I rejected to renew my contract as the Red Devil Boss..

Awesome Boys, keep it up!

I love Gmail.. The only reason why this webmail services is way better than yahoo mail and even Hotmail is mainly because of the creative force behind this entire project. Despite being a latecomer in this industry, Gmail had created the best webmail experiences for its users.

From Flaky Connection Mode (allow you to read and compose your mail offline) to themes selection. It scored perfect 10 for its innovative features.

And now, it actually allow you to import your Hotmail, Yahoo Mail, AOL and also, other mail services that have POP access enabled.

It’s much easier to make the transition now that you can bring along all your old email and contacts. You can even have your messages forwarded from your old account for 30 days, giving you time to take Gmail for a test drive while you make up your mind.