I wear glasses, and I can see fine with them, but when I look at a non-retina display, it always appears to be blurry immediately, as if it were out of focus.
I'm considering my options, other than using my own MacBook pro with retina display for work. Here's what I'm considering:
Is there a h...
@Moshe Moshe - any interest in working on this further?
Since you're not around, I edited it to be as good as I could and prompt you to describe the situation more fully. Feel free to edit it again, but save the answers for the answer section and focus on documenting the problem with enough detail that an expert might be able to help.
Could someone weigh in with a constructive comment here:
Alternative way is to restore your device to factory settings => activate device and setup it as a news device and then restore your settings from previous backup
If this works, I don't see why it's -2, but perhaps I'm not getting the question at all.
I had an issue with the MAC OS and couldn't repair the MAC os i have (10.4) on my intel duo core macbook.
So i install Ubuntu 11 on my mac and works perfectly. I am selling my laptop now to get the new macbook pro but the person who wants it needs mac os but every time I try to install it shows ...
@stevepetersen Welcome to the site. Let me know if you want advice on editing your first post. It's great, but we could spin off a second question rather than editing your first post.
I wear glasses, and I can see fine with them, but when I look at a non-retina display, it always appears to be blurry immediately, as if it were out of focus.
I'm considering my options, other than using my own MacBook pro with retina display for work. Here's what I'm considering:
Is there a h...
Alternative way is to restore your device to factory settings => activate device and setup it as a news device and then restore your settings from previous backup
