Apple Computers

If you have OSX El Capitan or later, some softwares are compatible for split screen. Press and hold the green button

Many people work together on every model of a computer. There is no one person who designed the iBook.

They're pretty similar except the operating systems are in a bit different format. Although they're very similar as Bill Gates did make Windows after the "Icon Desktop" idea from Mac. The only visible differences are the different Internet Browsers, and Windows has Microsoft Office.

Although a Mac is a PC, it just stands for Personal Computer. A Mac is a personal computer.

Yes,because Microsoft has the best technology but Apple is commonly use for entertainment.And Microsoft owns Xbox.

Taking screen shots is done by an app called GRAB. Use spotlight to find it. When it opens, click on its Dock icon and select "Keep in Dock."

With Grab, you can take several kinds of pictures:

Selected Area - Shift Comnd A

Window - Shift Comnd W

Screen - Command Z

Timed Screen - Shift Comnd Z

With Timed Screen, you can set a timer and then pull down a menu or open something and wait a moment until the pic (.tif) is taken.

You can open the tif that is on the desktop with Preview and export it in several formats.

Apple Store, 189 The Grove Dr, Los Angeles, CA, United States

YES! listen to this, not only can you open Microsoft files, you can run Mac and 4 other operating systems. so you can even run windows.

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If you have a Mac version of Word then make sure the computer specs meet the software requirments. Then go into Disk Utility and "Repair Permissions" and see if that helps. If not then go to the Microsoft Word for Mac, support site and look in their forums for any similar problems.

Yes, as long as you're not tied to Windows. Mac OSX is faster and more stable than any version of Windows. The best thing is that you can dual-boot into Windows if you feel that you absolutely have to (but resist it - find a Mac solution first).

Click Applications > Photo Booth. When it opens you will see yourself on the screen.

Two Thunderbolt ports (up to 10 Gbps)

Two USB 3 ports (up to 5 Gbps)

It has no DVD drive.

Memory is all solid state.

you need to unscrew all of the nails, or you can take it to the apple store and they can do it for you.

Yes you can. I have just tested this on my Macbook. Note that I am running Mac OS X El Capitan.

Here are the steps you need to take:

1. Launch the application "stickies" and create two notes.

2. Press F9 on your keyboard (you may have to hold the "fn" key depending on your settings) to activate "Mission Control"

3. Click the "+" located at the top right corner to add a second desktop

4. While still in "Mission Control" view, click and drag one of the sticky notes and move it to the second desktop that you just added.

5. You will now have one note on the first desktop and a second note on the second desktop.

This will give you different stickies on different desktops, like you asked for. Being in "Mission Control" is critical or else you won't be able to drag the sticky note to the second desktop. If you accidentally click out of it, just press F9 again to activate "Mission Control".

No, the Macbook Air does not break easily.

Click the link.

iMovie can be found in the Applications folder.

You type it into your internet browser and follow the steps on the website.

Below are the steps to uninstall app from your macbook air:

- To uninstall apps you purchased from the Mac App Store, hold down an app's icon in Launchpad until all the icons begin to jiggle. Click an app's delete button (x) to uninstall the app. If an icon doesn't have a delete button, that app can't be uninstalled. For example, apps that come with OS X can't be uninstalled.

- To uninstall other apps, drag the app to the Trash (the Trash is located at the end of the Dock), and then choose Finder > Empty Trash. If you change your mind, before emptying the Trash, select the app in the Trash, and then choose File > Put Back.

Warning: When you empty the Trash, the app is permanently removed from your computer. If you have any files that you created with the app, you may not be able to open them.

If you are using 64MB of RAM, then it will be laggy, as the minimum requirements to run WoW are 2 GB RAM.

Well.. if you have a Mac, then you have the option like I have right now.

I am on a MacBook, and even the computers I use at school, all have the capability to switch between Mac and PC. To do this you must install Boot Camp on your Mac.

When open, it'll give you a menu that reads,

"The Boot Camp Assistant helps you install Microsoft Windows XP or Windows Vista operating system on an Intel-Based Mac computer.

Print the Boot Camp Installation & Setup Guide before installing Windows. You'll need this document to complete the installation.

IMPORTANT: Back up your disk before partitioning it or installing Windows. If you are installing Windows on a portable computer, connect the power adapter."

This is the opening menu of Boot Camp Assistant. I'm pretty sure it is on almost any Mac.. We have all the latest software on the computers at school, and those have the newest versions of Leopard, and Windows 7. The Menu I typed out for you is on the older MacBooks that we can sign out.

I figured this out by reading the documents that come on the computer when I was bored one day. Just let me know if this helps or not so if it doesn't I can look for another solution to your problem :)

The name "Apple" apparently reflects Steve Jobs' early vagabonding years when he ventured north from California and into the state of Oregon.

maybe. Becuase there is another one that is either thinner or as thin as the macbook air, idk what it is, but it has to be as expensive as the mac.

You may need to reset the PRAM and SMC. Go to Apples website and find out how your model is done.

Power-point is from microsoft, and you have to buy it from microsoft. It doesn't come with the computer