iLife ’06
Multimedia Tutorials
Whether you're taking digital photographs, putting your home videos on DVD, or writing your own songs, iLife ’06 has an easy solution for you. With these tutorials, you can watch step-by-step movies that will help you learn the great things you can do with iPhoto 6, GarageBand 3, iTunes, iMovie HD 6, iDVD 6, and iWeb.
Use these tutorials just the way you want; proceed through the tutorials topic by topic or use the Tutorial Menu links to find the topic you need. Look for the iLife Connections links within each tutorial to see how seamlessly you can use these applications together—how, for example, you can take your iPhoto slideshow to iDVD or use GarageBand to score a movie in iMovie HD.
To start an iLife ’06 tutorial, select an application you want to learn about from the top menu bar, abov
Mark Grey on 21 Feb 09One of the most complex repairs on an iPhone is a screen replacement repair, before you attempt this repair be sure to have sufficient time to complete the task, and have a clear working space for your iPhone and the replacement screen to sit in while working on them.For a replacement screen repair it is necessary to completely disassemble the iPhone, therefore I would suggest that prior to commencing the repair get a few small pieces of paper in order to label your parts, and I particular the origin of the screws. Label them as follows; Metal Back Screws, aluminum back case, and motherboard - lay them out on the workspace in this order with a small space between them for the other iPhone components and replacement screen to lie in.The tools and equipment required for this repair are; a case opener, a small Phillips screwdriver, a paperclip to eject the SIM tray and the iPhone replacement screen, once you have these to hand and the paper labels lined up. Be sure to have clean hands before starting the repair.
