If your booting from a Mac, when Disk Utility sees the HD, you need to format it as---- Mac OS Extended (Journaled)-----, It will also give you an option of partitioning it into 1 large or many smaller partitions.
It WILL ERASE everything on that drive so make sure to select the right one.
Disk Utility/select your HD/ Erase/ usually defaults to Mac OS Extended (Journaled) or select it/ name it/ select Erase... to start it.
A CD comes with your Apple Computer. -Alistair
.MOV is a special video format for the Apple Quick Time player. This is available for Macintosh as well as Windows operated computers.
No. You just have to make sure to reformat whatever drive you get into the Apple format. Only takes a few seconds.
you should have a photo booth inside your documents or applications already downloaded into your apple comp. just click it then choose your style of picture, press the button(looks like a camera) and take the picture
You can't play iPod games/apps on your computer. They have been specially designed for the iPod/Apple devices rather than on computers. If you have an Apple Mac computer or laptop then you can check the app store on your computer to check if there's a computer format of the particular game. This is rare though.
How to Format my Computer without cd ?
no apple computer have it's own hard disk As long as the HD and computer connectors match, any brand HD will work. You may have to format the HD for the Mac OS when you first boot up is all. Apple has used just about every brand HD in their computers over the years as an OEM.
To use VHS tapes on an Apple computer you will need some means of getting the video signal into the computer. A product like Elgato's EyeTV 250 (See links below) enables the user to capture the video and convert it into a computer friendly format.
No, it was the 5th Apple computer. 1. Apple 1 2. Apple 2 3. Apple 3 4. Lisa 5. Macintosh
An Apple computer will do everything a Windows computer will do.
AVI format
A colorful apple computer is a model of the old Macintosh Computer with a colorful apple logo on it, rather than the familiar plain white apple.