Click the apple icon on the dock and click on "About this Mac" and your Mac will tell you the version number.
There is no Mac version of Prototype it is only available for the Xbox, PlayStation and Windows PC.. The Windows version can be played on a Mac with suitable emulation software.
To use the Windows version of any software on a Mac will require the Windows operating system be installed on the Mac. Microsoft is due to update the Mac version of Messenger any day now.
The Mac's operating system was originally known as the System Software. It later became known as Mac OS followed by a version number - Mac OS 7, Mac OS 8 etc. The current 10th version is known as Mac OS X.
Yes, most computer gaming software today is made with a MAC version and a Windows version. Some of them are compatiable with both.
Avery Lables makes software that can be downloaded from their website for printing labels. The make a windows version as well as a MAC version.
No, sure won't. You need a Mac key for a Mac version and a Windows key for a Windows version. Programming between Mac and Windows is different.
Updating to the latest version of Mac OS X will provide you with the latest printer software. HP keeps a selection of software for various versions of Mac OS X. (See links below)
Landscaper's Companion is very good but it is not free. But it only costs $10.00. HGTV has a landscape software that is more expensive that has a Mac version.
Yes, if you purchase the Mac-compatible version of the software. You must choose either the Mac or Windows version before you buy it.
To find the version number of Mac software you click on the software's name from the menu bar (top left) and then About software's name from the menu. This will open a small window with details about the software.
To find the version of the Macintosh's current software, pull down the Apple menu (upper left on every screen), and choose the first option: "About This Mac".