When you first set up your new Mac, it will ask if you want to transfer data from another Mac. As much as anyone would like to skip that potentially time-consuming step so they can use their Mac right away, it is the best time to do it.
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That procedure is called Setup Assistant and is described in this Apple Support document: How to use Migration Assistant to transfer files from another Mac
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The instructions in this article refer to Migration Assistant, but they also apply to the Setup Assistant.
Setup Assistant will ensure all your MacBook Pro's information is transferred to the new Mac, including Adobe Photoshop, MS Office, your iTunes and iPhoto Libraries, your user account name and password, all your iTunes and App Store purchases, even the pictures you see on your login screen.
If at all possible, use a wired connection between the two Macs. An Ethernet cable connecting the new iMac to your MacBook Pro will work fine. Transferring information over a wireless network can be very time-consuming. It would not be unusual for a wireless migration to take an entire day, whereas using a wired connection might take only an hour or two.
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Download the app from the Google Play Store or the Apple App Store. Search for FNB Trinidad Mobile.
Click on the app, install, and voila! You’re ready to receive account notifications, transfer funds, check balances, review transactions, pay bills, make person-to-person payments and even deposit checks into your First National Bank account, right from the palm of your hand.
Making a deposit is as simple as choosing the account, entering the amount, taking a photo of the front and back of your check and clicking submit! You can also set up text notifications for low account balances, payments due, pending transactions, Certificate of Deposit maturities and more. To learn more, or to sign up for iBank online banking (the first step to mobile banking), click here.
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