Hi fellow mac users, My name is Chris Snyder. I'm writing you from Phoenix Arizona. I'm totally blind, and use Voiceover with no braille display. I own a Mac Mini and a 32GB iPod Touch, and I've had them for about six months. The Mac Mini is running Snow Leopard, has a 2.26 GHZ intel core Duo processor, 2GB of ram and 160GB hard drive. My first question is this. When I don't connect the Mini to a monitor, it has all sorts of issues with finder, mail and safari. Those issues magically go away when I connect it to a monitor. I'd like to take the mini with me when I travel, but I really don't feel like having to find a monitor everywhere I go. Is there a way of tricking it into thinking it has a monitor attached so I don't have to find one or lug one along? Friendly, Chris
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