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 \f1\b \ul 6. Where can I find an older version for Mac OS 9 ?\
 
-\f0\b0 \ulnone There is no version for Mac OS 9. VLC is originally a UNIX application and has never been ported to Mac OS 9. Considering the amount of differences between Mac OS 9 and modern systems, it would require a tremendous work to port VLC. We do not plan to do it, because we prefer to focus on creating a very good Mac OS X application. So please don't ask.\
+\f0\b0 \ulnone There is no version for Mac OS 9. VLC is originally a UNIX application and has never been ported to Mac OS 9. Considering the amount of differences between Mac OS 9 and modern systems, it would require a tremendous effort to port VLC. We do not plan to do it, because we prefer to focus on creating a very good Mac OS X application. So please don't ask.\
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-\f1\b \ul 11. How do i get fullscreen video on my other monitor ? 
+\f1\b \ul 11. How do I get fullscreen video on my other monitor ? 
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-If you want to use your second screen for fullscreen playback, then look at the Video->Screen menuitem. You can set this option permanently by going into the Preferences and choosing Interface->Interface module: macosx ->Configure->Video (You will need to choose "Show Advanced options" first).\
+If you want to use your second screen for fullscreen playback, then look at the Video->Screen menuitem. You can set this option permanently by going into the Preferences and choosing Modules -> video output -> macosx -> video device (You will need to choose "Show Advanced options" first).\
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 \f1\b \ul 12. Multiple sound-devices and multi-channel sound? \
 
-\f0\b0 \ulnone Look at the Audio->Device menuitem. You can set this option permanently by going into the Preferences and choosing Audio -> audio output module: coreaudio -> Configure (You will need to choose "Show Advanced options" first).\
+\f0\b0 \ulnone Look at the Audio->Device menuitem. You can set this option permanently by going into the Preferences and choosing Modules -> audio output -> coreaudio -> audio device (You will need to choose "Show Advanced options" first).\
 - AC3 over SPDIF with M-Audio Sonica Theater does not work. This is most likely a driver bug which has been reported to M-Audio.\
 - Many problems might still exist. Multiple channel audio support is pretty new on Mac OS X and there are many bugs in the system software, the device drivers and probably in VLC media player as well.\
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 Christophe Massiot <massiot@via.ecp.fr> and\
 Derk-Jan Hartman <thedj@users.sourceforge.net> for the VideoLAN team.\
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