I want to connect my mac book pro to a series 4, 32" LCD Samsung?

Have you tried connecting an external monitor.

A boot chime means the Mac has passed POST, that the screen remains black initially suggests there is a problem getting image to screen which could mean a bad cable to the LCD or the LCD display its self is having problems.

By connecting to an external display you verify the graphics on the logic board is functional, and it could get you up and running till the display problem is fixed.

Also try powering up and when you hear the chime, hold down the COMMAND+OPTION+P+R keys, and keep holding them till the machine has chimed 3 times, this will reset the 'BIOS' in case there is a glitch there stopping the display from showing up.

Try:
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Wireless?

To Add and set as Defult Printer Go to system Preferences>Print and Scan > "+" symbol on left corner and add the printer.
when you give a command of print there you can see the list of printers and you can select the printer you want to print from.

try to restart, check for any software update

There will be buttons on the front of the monitor where you can change the position of the screen, you could also do this in the display driver on your macbook although I couldnt tell you exactly how on that particular mac, pretty sure the menu onthe monitor will get it sorted though.

You can connect your Projector with the Mac Book Pro; However the problem is, mac comes with a DVI connector and your projector uses a VGA one.
You need to buy a DVI to VGA adapter from Apple if you don't have one already. You can buy it from the local apple stores or an online apple store.
There are two types of DVI-VGA adapters available (Please check the below images and see which one fits your Mac and go for it). Apple DVI to VGA Display Adapter
Apple Mini DVI to VGA Adapter Once you decided which one you need, go to an apple store or online apple shop and buy one.
Hope This helps.best regardsNextDoorNerd

open system prefrences and select network, select the "bean" along the bottom "assist me" and then select diagnostics, follow the instructions

Use a 60Hz refresh rate and a basic resolution (Like 1024x768), is it works, set the resolution to the native of the display (Maybe 1920x1080 @ 60Hz).
DON'T set a refresh rate higher than 60Hz for any LCD.

the slides first come on the screen as clear and then turn to fuzzy on its own?