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I want to able to utilize my classic iMac (Mid-2007 with upgraded CPU and RAM) as a secondary display when connected with my MacBook Pro.
My iMac has the following video ports: Mini DVI, FireWire 800, 400 and my MacBook Pro has the following video ports: Thunderbolt MiniDP and FireWire 800.
What option cable(s) will make the extended video display feature work?
iMac (Mid-2007)
MacBook Pro (Mid-2012)
Let m know, thanks.
🐶Kasper
Networks Screen Sharing may be available. Slow but it works on a very basic level.
Share the screen of another Mac - Apple Support
A standard external monitor will use far less energy and allow extended desktop. Screen sharing can only mirror.
Networks Screen Sharing may be available. Slow but it works on a very basic level.
Share the screen of another Mac - Apple Support
A standard external monitor will use far less energy and allow extended desktop. Screen sharing can only mirror.
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Sorry, that is not possible. The 2007 iMac cannot be used as a Target display in Target Display Mode.
Jack
Other than Target Display Mode, what other options will make it work?
Sorry, there is no other option.
extended display option
