Connect to macbook - Panasonic NV-GS17 Mini DV Digital Camcorder

The functioning of your Mac Book is a little different from Windows. It is possible that this may get you confused. Let's take a look at the steps for Canon Pixma MG2522 setup in Mac. Click on 'Drivers and software' options in your printer and chose the version of Mac OS you are currently using. Start downloading the printer driver on Mac. Then, double click the downloaded file to run it. Now, you have to select the 'Continue' button twice. Thereafter, press 'Install' to add the Canon Printer to your Mac Book.

https://connectmyprinter.com/how-to-setup-canon-pixma-mg2522/

try reseating the wireless card or airport card. if that doesnt work. turn off your wireless router and your macbook. leave off for 10 mins then turn on the router first then macbook. try to connect and see if that fixes the problem.

Apple don't allow anything to link to Macbook's via bluetooth. I can't even connect my iPhone 4 to my Macbook Pro unless I connect it with a USB cable.

Hi. Is it your MacBook or your router that won't connect? the first point of contasct is the router, it connects to the net and provides the links to whatever is attached to it. The macbook talks to the router and the router delivers.

Unplug the display from your macbook, and restart your macbook, when it's fully restarted and you are logged in, plug the display back in, then check to see if it is detected. Macbooks don't like to be put to sleep (shutting the lid) with a display connected, this causes issues with display detection. So always unplug your display and wait about 5 seconds before closing the lid on your macbook, and when you open the lid, wait another 5 seconds before plugging in your display. The only time it is acceptable to leave the display plugged in when you close the lid is when you plan to use the macbook in clamshell mode, this is done by plugging in and configuring your display, shutting the lid, and then "waking" the macbook from sleep mode with an external mouse (wired or wireless will work). That will start the macbook using the external display as the main display, without even turning on the macbook built-in display. Never connect or disconnect an external display when your macbook is off or in sleep mode. Have a nice day.

Hi.
LE26R8 its a Samsung LCD TV.
You can Connect a LCD TV to MacBook Pro.

You need a mini dvi to dvi or mini dvi to vga depending on your monitor. You also need a cable to get the sound to the tv from the macbook (from headphone output specifically)

Also Watch this video its a Tutorial to How Connect a LCD TV to MacBook Pro.

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Good Luck.

Yes. The S-video adapter is not supported on more recent MacBook computers -- those having NVIDIA graphics cards: MacBook (13-inch, Mid 2009) and MacBook (13-inch, Early 2009).

http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1562

Can you connect hardwired?
If so, try selecting "Software Update" from under the Apple in the upper Left hand corner. There have been a number of updates that effect wireless connectivity.

Additionally try repairing permissions Application / Utilities / Disk Utility

Depends on the connections you have on both. Most MacBook Pros have a DVI connector on the side. If the IBM projector takes that sort of input, then all you need is that cable.
If the IBM projector has a VGA input, then you'll need an adaptor from DVI to VGA.
(VGA input is standard monitor looking connector.)

Hi there

You will have to find out if this Projector supports Mac