Yes, Aploris offers a chart editor for PowerPoint that is also available for Office for Mac.
No, it is free from the Mac App Store. Follow the link below from a Mac to download from the Mac App Store.
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a mac has an apple on it It should be easy to tell. Basically, just look around the outside of the computer. If you see and apple, then it's a Mac. If you see something like "Dell", it's a PC
yes there is mac and there is Linux
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There is currently no version of Pivot for Mac OS X, free or otherwise. An alternative would be Stykz which is available for Mac OS X and is free. (See links below)
The Photofiltre software is only available for the Windows operating system and so will not work with Mac OS X on a Mac. Depending upon what you wish to achieve there are numerous alternative applications/plug ins available for the Mac.
Corel do not produce a version of PaintShop Pro for Mac OS X. The Mac will need to be running the Windows operating system to use Paintshop Pro or alternative paint software that supports Mac OS X could be used.
Apple only makes their software for Mac. Windows Movie Maker is an alternative option.
If both parties are using a Mac then they can use iChat to make video calls. An alternative is the Skype phone networking software that also has a video call funcation. (See links below)
a Mac version of MSN Messenger can be downloaded from the Microsoft website although the current Mac version does not support all the features found in the Windows version. Alternative software such as Adium or aMSN are available.
Microsoft does not provide a Mac version of their Access database so the data needs to be read and imported into alternative software by software such as The Actual ODBC Driver for Access. (See links below)
To use MSN on a Mac you can either download the MSN Messenger software from Microsoft (See links below) or an alternative such as Adium.
To boot from a CD or DVD on a Mac hold down the C key while the Mac starts up. IF a suitable operating system is available on the disc the Mac will use that. If there are problems with the Live CD boot try an alternative route such as Virtual Box (See links below) which can boot from the CD's ISO file copied to the Macs hard disc.
On Air can be downloaded from the Equinux site. Boinx TV software is an alternative choice. (See links below)