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Selecting Data to Back up Or Move to Your New Computer Selecting data to back up or move to your new computer: Whether you are returning your laptop or buying your laptop, it is your responsibility to move all of your data (documents, music, movies, photos, etc.) from your old laptop to your new laptop. Data may be moved through the use of a keydisk, dropbox, external hard drive, or a CD or DVD. Please follow the paths below to find what data you may want to move to your new laptop. 1.To move all files from your desktop, documents, and downloads folders: Open a Finder window, click on your house in the sidebar. Then drag the folders to your storage device. 2.To move your music (iTunes Library): Click on your house in the sidebar and double click on the Music folder. Then drag the entire iTunes folder to your storage device. If you have GarageBand files created, move that folder as well. 3. To move your pictures (iPhoto Library): Click on your house in the sidebar and double click on the Pictures folder. Then drag the entire iPhoto Library to your storage device. 4. To move your movies: Click on your house in the sidebar and double click on the Movies folder. Then drag the iMovie Events and iMovie Projects files to your storage device. NOTE: Music, Photos, and Movies are often very large files. They may require multiple DVDs or a larger storage device. Selecting data to back up or move to your new computer: 5. To move items from your library including Stickies, Safari bookmarks, iCal database, and Address Book: (only needs to be done if you use these applications) Open a Finder window, click on your house in the sidebar. Double-click on the Library Folder to open. To move Stickies: Locate the “StickiesDatabase” file and drag it to your storage device. To move Safari Bookmarks: Locate the Safari folder and drag it to your storage device. Please note that due to upgrades to software, Safari bookmarks may not transfer to your new laptop. To move the iCal database: Locate the Application Support Folder inside the library and double-click to open the folder. Inside locate the iCal folder and drag it to your storage device. To move the AddressBook database: Locate the Application Support Folder inside the library and double-click to open the folder. Inside locate the Address Book folder and drag it to your storage device. Selecting data to back up or move to your new computer: 6.To move your ExamView Tests: Click on Applications in your sidebar. Locate ExamView Pro and double click to open the folder. Locate the Tests folder drag it to your storage device. PLEASE DOUBLE CHECK! Although we all intend to stay organized with our laptop folders, over the years items occasionally are placed outside those folders. The directions above showed you how to move all of the necessary folders, but it is always best to double check outside the folders for items that you do not want to lose. Click on your home folder (house icon) and look for any items in the window outside of the folders (desktop, documents, library, movies, music, pictures, public, and sites). If there are any items you need, drag those to your storage device. In addition, click on Macintosh HD in your sidebar and look for items in the window outside of those folders (applications, library, system, users, user guides). If there are any items you need outside those folders, drag those to your storage device. You do not need to move or backup applications or this library information..
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