Mac OS X

Mac OS X is mostly written in Objective C utilising Apple's Cocoa frameworks (See links below). Some core aspects of the system are written in C. probably objective-C ... which is mac's version of C++ - which other opperating systems (and everything else) is written in ... and C of course, which is an older version of C++.

Though if you want to be technical, that code has to be compiled into Assembly language and or machine code - which the processor understands.

it can do just about anything. it is almost immune to viruses, it is compatible with Windows, it can run Microsoft Office, it has Mail and Calendar to keep up with your friends and family and to organize stuff. Mac OS X comes with iLife and this lets you make professional looking movies in iMovie, it has iPhoto where you can play with and adjust pictures, GarageBand where you can make some cool songs, it has iWeb where you can make a website and then publish it online, and it has iDVD where you can put a movie or pictures along with main menus on a DVD.

Mac OS X comes with iTunes where you can get songs and burn songs, it has Safari that can browse webpages real fast, and it has iChat where you can use AIM or make an iChat account for free and video chat with people and talk with them. you can even share screens with iChat. Mac OS X can do a lot more so check out apple.com/macosx

To upgrade from Mac OS X 10.4 (Tiger) to 10.5 (Leopard) you will need to buy a boxed version of Mac OS X 10.5. If you have a Mac with an Intel processor you can go straight to Mac OS X 10.6 (Snow Leopard) which is a cheaper upgrade option.

This site should steer you in the right direction to find the answer to your import issues in iMovie:

http://jeffcarlson.typepad.com/imovievqs/

ObjectDock (The Dock At the Bottom of the Mac): http://www.4shared.com/get/EbflHlqY/ObjectDock_free.html

ObjectDock Skin: http://www.wincustomize.com/explore/objectdock/12905/

WindowBlinds (Mac Skin): http://www.softpedia.com/get/Desktop-Enhancements/Other-Desktop-Enhancements/WindowBlinds.shtml

WindowBlinds Skin: http://eamon63.deviantart.com/art/Leo-Vista-WB2-116086403

Windows Taskbar At Top:

1. Right-Click on the taskbar

2. Uncheck "Lock The Taskbar"

3. Drag it to the top of the screen

4. Right-Click on the taskbar

5. Go to properties

6. Check off "Use Small Icons"

7. Click "Apply"

8. Check "Lock The Taskbar"

9. When you restart the computer follow instructions 4-8

You can Download iTunes and QuickTime From Apple but that is Optional

The MacBook got its name by mac the brand of computers, and book. The word that apple uses for laptop.

As Mac OS X is a true windowing system where the window allows you to interact with the running application you can select a window which will bring the appropriate application to the fore - note the change in the menu bar at the top. If you have closed a window because you no longer need to interact with the application, for example while listening to music with iTunes, you can click on the applications icon in the Dock to open a window for that application.

Pressing the Command (cmd) key and Tab key will open an application switcher pane across the screen from which you can select, with the mouse or the arrow keys, a running application to work with.

if you have several applications/windows open then Exposé (usually found by pressing the F9 key) will create small images of each window which allows you to select which one you want to work with. Exposé settings can be configured in the 'Exposé & Spaces' section of System Preferences.

Apple produces some software such as iTunes and the Safari browser for both their own Mac OS X and the Windows operating system. Most of Apples applications are created to work on an Apple Mac computer with Mac OS X and are not available for computers running the Windows operating system.

When you "discover" something, that means that it already existed. When you "invent" something, that means it did not exist until then. Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak invented Apple

The PowerBook G4 was introduced in January 2001 and would have originally had Mac OS 9 installed. The first version (10.0) of Mac OS X, known as Cheetah, was introduced in March 2001.

The GZ-MG330 has been tested with iMovie 09 (See links below) and just needs to be connected to the Mac with the USB cable. Switch the camera on and select it's Playback on PC setting. Launch iMovie and import the video for editing and sharing.

click on the bookmark and press back space

1. Go to http://www.sendspace.com/file/cluemy

2. Click "Click here to start download from sendspace"

Pros:

- The iMac, as are most Macintosh computers, have a few wires to deal with unlike PCs.

- You have the entire computer in one object.

- If you want to work with graphics or websites, iMacs usually handle programs such as Photoshop better than a PC.

- You don't need to install a bunch of drivers each time you have to format -- the Mac OS CDs usually have everything you need.

- You don't have to worry about viruses or spyware nearly as much.

Cons:

- Most games are not compatible with iMacs, let alone any other Mac product. Thus, with Apple's Boot Camp, this has been proved untrue.

- They're considered real expensive to get to the average consumer since most macs are made for professional uses, such as graphic design.

• Macs have page up buttons, but MacBooks don't. On a MacBook, hold the Fn key and press up or down for page up and page down.
• In a macbook, page up is fn+up arrow key. Page down is fn+down arrow key.
• Try the button with the up arrow on it.

Skype can run on the lowest broadband bandwidth but the official answer is:

Broadband is best, GPRS is not supported for voice calls, and results may vary on a satellite connection

It is mainly that it all the files were copied to your hard drive successfully and expanded without any problems. Also if your hard drive was able to be formatted correctly and is able to written to with minimal bad sectors.

It allows two or more users to run programs at the same time.

There are several emulators to run other systems software on Windows, but there is nothing decent (as in working reliably with any software) for running Mac OS X software on Windows.

if you mean a screen shot its command, shift, and 3 (got to desktop, then you will see the pictures labled, picture 1, 2, 3, 4 and so on)

if you want one certain thing its command, shift then 4. (capture the thing you want inside the box)

1. double click on finder or harddrive on desktop
2. double click on applications
3. double click on iphoto.

As everyone who has ever used any piece of technology knows, it evolves at a amazingly fast speed and (as an exaggerated example) it seems as if by the time you walk out of the store with your new computer there is already a newer one. Because of the fact that technology evolves so fast, there will most likely be a newer version of Mac OS X available by the time you read this.

Right now (March, 2013) Mac OS X Mountain Lion 10.8.3 is the most current version.

You can check what the most current version is by going to Apple and just looking around. You can also update to the most current version by going to the "Check For Updates..." menu item in the Apple Menu. But do note that to upgrade (say from Snow Leopard to Lion or Lion to Mountain Lion) you'll need to pay from $20 to $30 in the Mac AppStore.

Your Macbook should have come with some sort of charging device--I know mine did. Simply plug it into the Macbook and the other end into an outlet.

Plug in the charger

No charger? No problem just buy a new one!