Mac OS X

You will need to buy a external hard drive to back up onto. Simply plug it into your computer, open TimeMachine and follow the instructions.

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If you're referring to the dock "hiding," then press 'command' + 'option'/'alt' + 'd' to toggle between the hidden dock setting. Alternatively you can access the setting through the apple button at the very top left: in the drop down menu hover over 'dock', and select the option to turn hiding on or off. All of this can also be done through System Preferences > Dock.

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A process request request resources ,and if the resources are not available at that time ,teh process enters a waiting state.Sometimes ,a waiting process is never agian able to change state,becoj teh resources it has requsted are held by other waiting process .This situation is called deadlock.

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Make sure you quit all running apps and then if it still doesn't work, restart your computer and then delete the items in trash.

It's just a geeky way of saying restart the computer.

I'm not quite sure which device you are talking about, so here are the methods for several of them.

Windows: Press the key labeled 'Print Screen' or anything similar to that, then the screenshot will be copied to your clipboard and you can paste it into a program such as Paint. If you don't have a Print Screen key then search for a screen capturing application for windows.

Mac: Command + Shift + 3, the screenshot should then be saved on your Desktop. You can use the 'Grab' application more even more features.

iPod touch: Press the Home and Sleep/Wake (the button on the top) buttons simultaneously. It will appear in your Camera Roll.

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View>Sidebar>Bookmarks

Sidebar will show up to the left and then you can right click and delete any bookmarks.

I work at MacPaw and I would just like to say that CleanMyMac is probably the safest and the most complete cleaning solution money can buy. You may think that I am interested in saying that and that I 'must' write this reply. No, I'm not, I just know it really is a good product. You can check that by reading the feedback of our happy customers :)

Only in certain macs. The newest version of the Mac Pro (a desktop) features multiprocessing functions with Intel Quad processor.

I found out that you can open pages documents in Adobe Reader with "7-zip".

1. Download "7-zip" (its only about 1 MB) --> http://www.7-zip.org/

2. Extract what you just downloaded to your computer

3. Find it in Windows Explorer (probably in "Program Files"/"Program Files(x86)")

4. Open "7zFM.exe"

5. Go to where your pages file is via "7-zip"

6. Open it (it will expant into different files instead of attepmting to open it in "Microsoft Word").

7. Open "Quick Look", then "Preview.pdf"

8. Coy all the text to "Microsoft Word"

Should be all good now, Enjoy :)

There is a version of Audacity for Mac OS X (See links below).

Here are some fun ones, type "telnet towel.blinkenlights.nl" (minus the quotes) then press enter, you can now watch Star Wars in ASCII art! If you type "say "some text here"" and press enter your computer will speak the text you put in between the quotes. Last is a bit complicated but arguably the most fun. Type "emacs" and press enter, press enter again. Now, press ESC + X. You can type in a few things now, type tetris then press enter, and you'll be playing tetris! Type doctor then press enter and you can talk to a virtual psychotherapist. Type snake and you can play the classic snake game!

Examples of philosophizing are readily found within the texts written by acknowledged philosophers from past and present: such texts offer the 'philosophizings' of some of the most active minds in human history. Additionally, examples of philosophizing can be found in daily life among less famous but (perhaps) no less philosophical minds: every time that ordinary persons ask an important question in a serious way, then proceed to seek an answer through a rational (or, mind-driven) process, philosophizing is taking place.

At the main menu hold ctrl & alt when you click start. then type in the level{it goes to 10} then put in the car. try 201 for fastest

The Preview application is part of the Mac OS X install and will be found in the Applications folder. If it has been removed for some reason it will have to be reinstalled from the Mac OS X installation disc. It is not available as a separate download.

The following may help you.

Updating your video card drivers in Mac OS X couldn't be easier: Just use the built-in Software Update, and your drivers will automatically be updated.

Step 1: Find the "settings" file

Tribal Trouble's configuration is stored in a file called "settings" which is located in Library/Application Support/TribalTrouble/ in your home folder. Use Finder to locate the file:

Finding the Tribal Trouble settings file

Finding the Tribal Trouble settings file

Step 2: Edit the "settings" file

Once you have found the "settings" file, double-click it to open it in a text editor and add the following lines:

use_vbo=false

use_fbo=false

use_pbuffer=false

Save the file when you are done, and try running Tribal Trouble again.

Editing the settings file

Editing the "settings" file

You certainly could but it would be rather difficult and if you are uncertain on how to do it, it would probably not be wise to try, as you could ruin you computer.

If one's laptop already has a USB port, a USB 2.0 PCMCIA card and hub are not necessary, as all USB devices can work in any USB port albeit sometimes at a lower speed .

However, for maximum speed, if USB 2.0 is not available on the laptop, the USB 2.0 PCMCIA Card can be installed.

All you need is a hub and that's assuming that you don't have a spare USB port on your system. If all your USB ports are used, simply attach 1 or more items to the new hub and attach the hub to the resultant free port. I recommend that you choose a hub with 4 or more ports - to allow for future upgrades or additions.

Hope this helps. Canis

I would recommend a powered hub if you are connecting to a laptop.

The buss voltage drops off with multiple items plugged into a laptop.

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No problems. Just drag the folder to the right side of the dock and they become stacks.

You should remove the following files:

/Applications/MacProtector.app/Contents/Resources/Curing_7.png

/Applications/MacProtector.app/Contents/Resources/Curing_6.png

/Applications/MacProtector.app/Contents/MacOS

/Applications/MacProtector.app/Contents

/Applications/MacProtector.app/Contents/MacOS/MacProtector

/Applications/MacProtector.app/Contents/Info.plist

/Applications/MacProtector.app/Contents/PkgInfo

/Applications/MacProtector.app/Contents/Resources

/Applications/MacProtector.app/Contents/Resources/AboutMBMI.png

/Applications/MacProtector.app/Contents/Resources/affid.txt

/Applications/MacProtector.app/Contents/Resources/About-Back.png

/Applications/MacProtector.app/Contents/Resources/ControlCenterD.nib

/Applications/MacProtector.app/Contents/Resources/AboutD.nib

/Applications/MacProtector.app/Contents/Resources/Curing_1.png

/Applications/MacProtector.app/Contents/Resources/Curing_2.png

/Applications/MacProtector.app/Contents/Resources/Curing_3.png

/Applications/MacProtector.app/Contents/Resources/Curing_4.png

/Applications/MacProtector.app/Contents/Resources/Curing_5.png

Source:

http://blog.teesupport.com/fake-mac-protector-removal-guide-how-to-uninstall-mac-protector-virus-manually/

The short is answer is "not if you are running OSX solely." It is possible to run FSX on a mac, but only through Bootcamp or some other type of parallel. Applications such as "crossover" will not work either.