1) First steps

How To Set Up a New Mac

This is worth following. I suggest you run this video on your old computer, while following it on the Mac.

Do each step except the Screen Time section. Just hit 'Do this later' for that one, but it is useful to set up an Apple ID. If there is any possibility that you will lose your Uni email address in the future, there might be a case for using your Gmail address (dougsellman28@gmail.com) together with a password that you can reliably remember.

You want to have the same Apple ID on your iPhone, iPad, and MacBook Pro so that they can all share things through iCloud.

Also create a fingerprint ID, as it will save you a lot of time in the long run.

Setting Up MacBook Pro

1. • Apple's Official Setup Guide
   • When you’re done setting up your MacBook Pro
   • Are you new to Mac?
   • Download Windows Migration Assistant (On your Windows PC)
   • Transfer from PC to Mac with Migration Assistant
   Use Migration Assistant to transfer your contacts, calendars, email accounts, and more from your Windows PC to the appropriate places on your Mac.
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2. Accessibility Features

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• Mac Accessibility Features Overview

How to setup a Mac for the visually impaired and blind.

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2. Zoom and Display Settings

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   • How to Zoom In and Out on a Mac
   • MacBook Pro — How to set display preferences - Apple
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4. VoiceOver (for users with visual impairments):

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   • Getting Started with VoiceOver on Mac
   • VoiceOver on macOS - AppleVis
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VoiceOver Screen-reader on the Mac -

Getting Started

1. Siri and Dictation

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• How to Use Siri on Your Mac
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