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1. Turn on your Mac laptop. |
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2. Turn on the projector via the touch panel or remote control, depending on what is available in the room. |
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3. Press the laptop button on the touch panel or use the remote control to select the source on the projector for the laptop. |
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4. Plug in the VGA adapter to your laptop. (This adapter is required to connect with most standard projection systems, and may be sold separately from your laptop. |
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5. Plug the VGA cable from the projection system to your adapter. |
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6. On your laptop, open the "System Preferences" dialogue box. |
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7. Click "Displays". |
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8. Click "Arrangement". If the box for "Mirror Displays" is unchecked, check it. | |
9. Click "Display". |
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10. In the Resolutions window, select "1024x768" and for Refresh Rate select 670 60 Hertz. | |
11. Both the laptop and projector should now display the same image. Run whatever application you want to project as normal. |
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