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19-Apr-2008, 06:44 AM #1
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I have recently acquired a MacBook OS 10.5.2 It has a cam in the computer itself. I would like to disable this cam so I could use a Logitech cam that has more versatility.
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I looked for a specific Leopard version but could only find this one which has been tested on Tiger ... may or may not still work for Leo ...
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Just hook up the new one and leave the iSight on.
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