Mac serial numbers C07M3AV8DWYL

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I believe the problem is that your PowerBook does not have the proper drivers for this projector. The maximum resolution on it should be 1600 x 1200, however Dell only certifies this with (and provides drivers for) Windows XP and Vista. I have been unable to find Macintosh drivers for it, and think it unlikely they exist. Without the exact drivers, your computer will find the best match. That usually means you cannot use advanced features, such as higher resolutions, with the projector. Sorry I don't have better news for you. If you perhaps copied your presentation over to a Windows laptop and connected it, it might work. I'm honestly rather disappointed in Dell for not providing Mac drivers for this.

If you can boot up your iMac, you should be able to recover your serial number by clicking on the Apple icon in the upper left of the screen and selecting "About This Mac."

Your serial number will be there at the bottom of the window. Find your Mac serial number in About This Mac or System Information

Mac Serial Number Lookup All Info Query.
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Serial Number: W86500Z4W0M Model: - MacBook Pro (17-inch Core 2 Duo) (CTO) Codename: - No codename assigned. Build Country: - This unit was built in Changhai, China. Build Year: - This unit was built in 2006. Build Week - Your Mac was built in week 50 of that year (December). Production Nr.: - This unit was number 1126 to be built that week.

Scanner seems to be very old - Here are orginal specs - Hope this helps

Brand Name: Acer

Model: 320U

Hardware Platform: PC, Mac

Scanner Type: Flatbed scanner

Form Factor: Desktop

Scanner Interface: USB

Media Size Maximum: A4 (8.25 in x 11.7 in)

Color Depth: 36-bit color

Maximum horizontal resolution: 300

Maximum Vertical Resolution: 600

Media Type: Plain paper, Bulk objects (such as books)

Media Load Type: Manual load

Minimum system requirements: Apple MacOS 7.0 or later, Microsoft Windows 95/98

Width: 12 inches

Depth: 18.1 inches

Height: 3.3 inches

The maximum resolution this card supports is 2304x1440.
http://www.xlr8yourmac.com/Graphics/mac_X800_XT_review/index2.html

the montor does not have that resalution

Hello LJ,

This Monitor is native at 1366 x 768 resolution, and is Energy Star compliant. I am lead to believe this is a conflict within 10.4.1.1
Start by removing the Monitor under Go, Applications, Settings, Monitor, restart the Mac, then add the Monitor with the detection method. This may allow the Mac to detect the Monitor.

Hey fredabel,
The number of frames you get on your camera is per Mega pixel. Mega pixel is the resolution of your images and the higher the resolution the more memory your image will take. Your camera comes with a maximum resolution of 7 megapixels which on average takes 4.4mb of memory. Your camera has 32mb of internal memory, but can and should be upgraded with a memory card which you can get with many different storage capacity's. With just the internal memory and your camera set to maximum resolution you would get 7.3 images.
Sincerely,
Allan
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