I subscribe to MacWorld magazine and get e mails now and then for "member benefits".
The one today is from sellyourmac.com.
Does anyone know if this is a trustworthy site?
I want to sell my 1st gen iPad and would like to know how to return it to it's original state, removing any and all info of mine.
Thanks Karen
May I suggest you look at Take Control books (which are ebooks and if there is a later edition you can update free):
http://www.takecontrolbooks.com/
There is one called Switching to Mac in their catalogue.
You could also look at:
http://www.apple.com/support/mac101/
I hope it helps.
Charles.
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The author ,Pogue, publishes the best books ,in my opinion, for Macs.Check him out on Amazon.com. The "Missing Manual" series and "Switching to Mac" series are excellent.
Dan
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