Mac OS X

GIGO is short for garbage in garbage out, from the early days of computer science. Adopted by common culture, it is an advisement to consider the source of information for the best results.

Yes, but not officially. There are multiple ways. The simplest way is use MSC/UMS mode and just drag and drop files. Alternatively you can use a program called XNJB. XNJB can sync with your itunes, so you can just highlight your library and push a button, but there are some problems and stuff.

There is, you may need to buy it though.

That would be "/Applications" directory.

Sound card drivers are usually found on more primitive systems such as Windows. Mac OS X applications should be utilising the Core Audio frameworks (See links below). Some older audio devices may have their own drivers which will probably be found in the Audio folder within the Library folder at either the hard disc or user account levels.

Smart Mac Care Software is an all-in-one solution to clean, optimize & protect your Mac machine effectively & efficiently. Using this software it will boost your mac device and clean all the unwanted files.

Motion is not included with Final cut Express it is currently only available with the full Final Cut Studio suite.

on some systems it is in the setting tab next 2 favorites and home

You can't exactly edit pub files on a Mac, but you can convert the file to PDF.

Apple also has their own financing and most of the "Major" on-line sites do, BUT, you will pay AT LEAST twice the percentage rate compared to your local bank or credit union. Don't forget Apple does have an Education Discount if you are still in school or college.

It would be best if you just took out a "personal" or "signature" loan locally. You can get pre-approved in advanced so you know how much money they will loan and your payment amount ahead of time.

Google Chrome for Mac OS X 10.4.11 can be downloaded from several sites on the Internet. However, the most current version of Google Chrome for Mac is 34.0.1847.131.

It completely changed the way users interacted with their computers. It used to be that a user had to know a million DOS commands to get anything done. Then with Win95, it all became just a point and click that was needed to do anything.

not much both grey or black

Maybe, Yes! Because Mac OS X Snow Leopard has USB Ports. So you can plugged in the mouse in it.

Many people have wondered how to do this. You have to manually drag the window to fit the screen at the bottom right corner while moving the window so it fits.

Just Plug it in and Install the drivers from: 2011-01-06 20:41:18 | US-1800 driver version 2.00 for Mac OS X - 1.39 MB | us1800 driver 2.00.dmg

Then It will automatically detect all the inputs and outputs, you load a new instrument and configure it to the input channel you desire,

To take a partial screenshot on a Mac press the Command (cmd), shift and 4 keys at the same time. This will give you a crosshairs cursor which you drag out over the area you want to capture. If you want to capture a screenshot of a window press the Space bar and the crosshairs turn into a camera icon which will highlight the active window.

This article introduces some knowledge about how to print screen on MAC. see the link below, hope it could help u 2.

http://blog.pc-hand.com/news/free-screen-capture-tools.html

OR!!!!

You just press Command, Shift, 3 and THERE!!!!! it takes a pic of THE WHOLE screen even the tabs and everything you see there. Called a "Full Screenshot"

no i can not connect zun in mac

Windows or Mac OS X depending on personal preferences and how you define popular.

this is where i was able to download it from - http://download.cnet.com/3001-7551_4-10017593.html?spi=31a0f419eeb03c77a043db42b659a7d1

Yes for Logic. Pro Tools requires its own interface

First, a definition is in order: OEM stands for "Original Equipment Manufacturer," and could refer to one of two types of distribution: system specific versions, and generic systems builder versions.

If it is a disc that came bundled with another computer, and is branded as such (for example, if the disc has the logo of the computer manufacturer on it, like Dell, HP, Toshiba, etc.), then NO, that disc will not work with Boot Camp (or will fail upon installation).

If it is a "system builder OEM" disc that is not specific to any manufacturer, then YES, it should work fine with Boot Camp, as long as it is Windows XP Service Pack 2 or later.