No, you do not get charged to send texts from an iMac if you use the Messages app with an Apple ID. This allows you to send iMessages to other Apple devices over Wi-Fi or cellular data without additional charges. However, if you use SMS or MMS to send texts to non-Apple devices, standard messaging rates may apply based on your mobile carrier's plan.
You can plug up your 2012 iMac when you are finished using it. Nothing will happen to the iMac. After the iMac is fully charged, make sure to unplug it.
You cannot text from a cell phone that is not charged.You can text to a cell phone that is not charged; however, the recipient will not be able to receive the text until the phone is charged.
To change the color of the text in a presentation on an iMac, open your presentation in Keynote or another presentation software. Select the text box containing the text you want to change, then go to the Format panel on the right. Click on the "Text" tab, and you will find the text color options; choose your desired color from the palette or custom color options. The changes will apply immediately to the selected text.
Yes, you are charged for text message even if you do not open them up. If you do not have a plan for text messaging, you need to let people know not to text you.
You will be charged if you text anyone.
Yes, without a text plan, you will be charged for text messages individually.
Yes, you usually get charged for receiving it
TextEdit is located in your Applications folder. Open Applications and it is located there. You can also access it from Finder.
Nobody should get charged for receiving a text. The sender either pays the charge or it's included in their monthly allowance.
To remove the predictive text or autocorrect suggestions on your iMac, go to "System Preferences," then select "Keyboard." Under the "Text" tab, uncheck the option for "Correct spelling automatically" or "Show completions." This will disable the word suggestions that appear as you type. If you're using a specific application, check its preferences as well, as they may have separate settings for text corrections.
No, you can only get that discount on a new iMac not a refurbished iMac.
Yes you can