Windows 7 can be installed on any Intel/AMD PC, or on any Intel Mac (with boot camp). Mac OS can only legitimately be installed on Macs. Versions before 10.4 can only be installed on PowerPC Macs, versions 10.6 and after can only be installed on Intel Macs. All Mac OS versions that can be installed on Intel Macs, can technically be run on Intel/AMD PC's. This however is a hazy legal issue as it breaks the Mac OS EULA if it is installed on a non-Apple labled computer. This alone is not illegal. Obtaining a copy of any commercial software for free is piracy, which is illegal. If you want to install Mac OS on a PC legally you would have to patch, a bought copy of Mac OS. If you want to find out any more you should Google osx86.

ps. Personal advice, stick with Windows 7 or XP. It will save you the hassle.

Windows, macOS, and Linux are examples of multimedia OS that support playback and editing of various types of media such as audio, video, and images. These operating systems come pre-installed with multimedia applications like media players, photo editors, and video editing software to handle multimedia files efficiently.

You download it and press install

Macs do not use a BIOS so there is no key to press.

Windows Vista and Mac OS X are examples of computer operating systems.

Windows Vista and Mac OS are types of computer operating systems.

Ensure Compatibility:

Make sure that the versions of Microsoft Office on both the Windows and Mac systems are compatible. Microsoft Office for Mac should be able to open files created with recent versions of Microsoft Office on Windows.

Transfer the Files:

Transfer the OpenOffice files from your Windows computer to your Mac. You can use methods like email, cloud storage, USB drive, or any other preferred method.

Open with Microsoft Office:

Double-click on the OpenOffice file, or open Microsoft Office on your Mac and use the "Open" option to browse and select the file you want to open.

Conversion Warning:

Microsoft Office may display a warning about potential formatting differences when opening OpenOffice files. Review and confirm the conversion if prompted.

Regards,

Peter

Software requires a specific operating system to work with a computer. Software designed to work with the Windows operating system will not work with Mac OS X and vice versa. For example the Microsoft Office suite for Windows will not work on a computer running Mac OS X which will require the Mac version of Microsoft Office.

As of Friday, September 23, 2011, Apple's latest operating system is Mac OS X Lion, or version 10.7.1.

An Operating system is a software that controls the computer's hardware and softwares.

In Windows, there are many operating systems, such as:

-Windows 10

-Windows 8.1/8

-Windows 7

- (Continues to older versions)

-Vista/Xp/Home Basic/Xp Professional/2003 etc.

It comes out in July! If you need anything else go look on Apple's website: apple.com

Okay I had the same problem for quite a while and I just recently figured it out. So, basically, when you downloaded VBA on your desktop you should see a white drive symbol for VisualBoyAdvanced.

What I did is "control click" on this and chose to "Duplicate" it. Once it duplicates there should be a folder that was created. Basically what you want to do is control click the folder and click on "get info". Once that page pops up click on the little padlock down in the lower right corner and Input your password or whatever to unlock it. I made it a shared folder just to be completely sure. And to be even more sure, go down to the sharing permissions part and make them all "read and write".

Now I don't think you necessarily have to copy that folder into your H.D.D. but I put it into my applications folder just to make sure.

And once you do all that the only thing you have to be sure of is to KEEP THE EMULATOR IN THE COPIED FOLDER. That cannot be stressed enough.

If you take the emulator out of the folder and put it on your, say, desktop or anywhere else for that matter, when you go to save it won't know where to save to and you will only get an error message.

After doing this I found I can freeze game states and save in-game. As long as you leave the emulator in the folder you copied and moved to applications, you should be able to load game state or load in-game even after closing out of the emulator or shutting your computer off.

Bugdom was an old mac game which only runs on OS 8.6 to 9.2

If you want to run Bugdom on OS X you can get Bugdom 2 from Pangea Software for $19.95 US

Bugdom 2 is the sequel to the original Bugdom, and thus contains new characters and a new storyline. The basic idea of Bugs battling is retained however. For more information, look at the Pangea website. (see related link)

yes

zerowii

I believe you can Control click, just Press the Control key at the same time you click.

Yes.

You can find your screenshots by going into Library, Application Support, minecraft, then there will be a folder called "screenshots"

type in how much money u have, then click first scan, then a bunch of addresses will come on the left, sell something on ur game, then type in how much money u have, there should only be one address in the address bar, click on it, then u will see it in the bottom, double click on value, then type in how much money u want and VOILA!!! (also works with health)

Yes it is i just went on roblox pressed play on a game and it just said a page that said download now

it's located under <username>\library\preferences\cider X3 preferences\p_drive\My Doc...\NFS Most Wanted

Good Luck :D I just spent the night looking for it I did a huge google search to find nothing

click on your background so your toolbar changes and click on "Go"

Mac OS is BSD-based and Windows is NT-based. NT came from the depths of OS/2; BSD came from the depths of UNIX. Both systems are very different and use different executable file formats. Both OSes are commercial and neither supports the other in any way so neither OS can run the other's applications. There are, however, virtualization options for Mac OS to run Windows under Mac OS concurrently, and virtually all MacBooks and MacBook Pros today are Intel based so one can use Apple's Boot Camp software to dual-boot and (non-concurrently) run Windows XP and Mac OS on the same laptop. Virtualizing Mac OS from Windows or running Mac OS on PCs is not supported by Apple, although ingenious hackers have figured out how to "reverse engineer" Mac OS to run on a typical PC, with varying degrees of hardware support. However, the legality of the same is highly questionable.

The Mac OS X is noted for it's ease of use. There are many sources of information to assist learning about the system. (See links below)