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Buying a New Mac? Get Applecare
ImagePurchase the AppleCare Protection Plan to extend your service and support to up to three years from the purchase date of your iMac. The plan provides support for iMac, the Mac OS, iLife, and iWork, so just one phone call can help resolve most issues. Only the AppleCare Protection Plan gives you direct telephone support from Apple technical experts and the assurance that repairs will be handled by Apple-authorized technicians using genuine Apple parts. See your sales associate for more information.

MacTEK can sell the Applecare Protection Plan for your Mac, even if you bought it a few months ago. Please give us a call and we can get you immediate warranty coverage for you Mac.

 
ACMA Certification
Apple recently announced the new Apple Certified Media Administrator (ACMA) certification - designed for system administrators in charge of installing and maintaining networks that include Mac OS X, Final Cut Server, and Xsan. To earn ACMA certification, candidates must pass three required exams, plus one elective exam. You can take Xsan and Final Cut Server in our ACMA bootcamp in September.
 
Get Ready for Snow Leopard
ImageMac OS X 10.6 should be out this summer. What do you need to get ready for it? Well for one it more than likely will not run on Power PC Hardware, so its time to upgrade to an intel based Macintosh Computer.
 
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Mac Repairs

We do Macintosh Repairs as an Apple Authorized Service Provider, whether under Applecare Warranty or not. We can do onsite repairs or pick up. You can also bring them to our location. All repairs are performed by Apple Certified Macintosh Techncians.

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TEK Tips

You can bring up the Application Switcher by pressing the Command Key (Apple Key) and the Tab Key at the same time. Continue to depress the Command Key and every time you hit Tab the Application menu will change to the next Application. When you let go of Command you will then switch to the selected Application.