Mac OS X

The Boot Camp utility assists in setting up a Mac so that Windows can be installed. It will not run Mac OS 9.

Boot Camp assistant lets you boot into Boot Camp which is a Windows type program to be able to install and use a Windows Operating System. Boot Camp installs Apple drivers and is basically the translator for Apples hardware like the keyboard, mouse, Airport, etc.

OS 9 being a Mac OS, as old as it is, can't speak Windows. The new Mac OS was re-written to be able to use the same type Intel chip that Windows uses.

The Simplest Special Effects you can use are the ones built into iMovie.

For Example, you can apply an instant replay function, or a video effect such a negative to a clip.

To see other special effects that are more complicated like embedding a explosion into an iMovie Project, check out my Youtube iMovie Special Effects Playlist in the "related links" section below.

Hold down ALT and type 252 on the numeric keyboard.

The Classic environment allowed Macintosh software from the pre Mac OS X era to run on Macs using Mac OS X. Classic is not available on Macs with Intel processors or running Mac OS X 10.5 (Leopard).

To run Classic you need an older PPC Mac (G5 or G4) and Mac OS X 10.4 (Tiger) with Mac OS 9 installed. Double clicking an old application will launch the Classic environment and run the software.

Mac OS X is pronounced Mac OS Ten. It follows on from Mac OS 9 which was the last version of what is now known as the classic Mac OS and it saw the introduction of the new UNIX based OS so the Roman numeral X was adopted to mark the change.

No, you dont need it to run the program, but you will need a MIDI keyboard to play the virtual instruments.

Mac OS X is based on BSD, which is similar to Linux. Because of this, it is fairly easy to port programs between the two operating systems. However, the two operating systems are not the same, and programs for one don't work on the other. Linux also uses the X window system, and Mac doesn't, though Mac has a program to support programs that use the X window system. Because of this, Linux programs can be configured to run on Mac OS X with a little elbow grease, but not the other way around.

the operating environment is just you user interface. your customisable environment. the operating system is the entire basis of the computer working. it's the instruction set that makes the environment possible ===== Operating environment needs an Opearting system to work , OE depends on Operating system , Solaris is an Operating Environment not an Operating System

mac is short for Macintosh,the best CPU in the world.!!!!

In order to rename folder under Mac OS X you must select file/folder to rename, press ENTER (return) key, write new name of file/folder and again press ENTER key.

In Windows ENTER key is used for executing/opening files. In Mac OS X RETURN key is used for renaming files/folder.

This is one place, although the prices are rather high, in my opinion http://hardcoremac.stores.yahoo.net/ Other resellers still carry them from time to time. If your machine is capable, install OS 9.2.2 instead, as it is much more functional. The best bet is to search on Ebay for OS 8, you may find a full install disk like I did for $7.00

To update from Mac OS 10.2 to Mac OS 10.4 (Tiger) you will need to buy a copy of the 10.4 Tiger software. You can find secondhand copies on eBay or Amazon. Once installed the automatic Software Update will bring you up to the final version of Tiger 10.4.11.

Intel's Core i3 is a processor and so you will not be able to install anything into it. You will need to add other components to the processor to make a computer. Only computers made by Apple can have Mac OS X installed on them. Apple makes computers that use Intel's Core i3.

YES.

It's not windows power point. It's Microsoft power point. and Microsoft makes a Mac version of it. There is also Keynote, made by Apple. It will save presentations as a PowerPoint file if you wish.

There are no viruses affecting Mac OS X. It is possible to download and install some form of malware on to your MacBook either through links on dubious websites (such as porn sites saying you need a special plugin to view their content) or by installing illegal copies of software that then install the malware.

If you want to turn off the Wi-Fi system in the Mac, click on the Wi-Fi symbol on the top of your screen - the little arcing triangle than can have several little arcs in it, and select the "Turn Wi-Fi Off" selection in the drop down menu.

If you wish to disconnect a device such as an iPad from the Wi-Fi on your home computer or an external Wi-Fi system such as Starbucks, click the "System Preferences" icon - the little gears - and then on Wi-Fi.

In the System Preferences, click or tap the Wi-Fi button. Then you can disconnect from Wi-Fi, or select a different Wi-Fi channel. You might have to know an ID and password to access a new system.

Yes, it is possible. There is software stack called 'Wine' which enables to run Windows application on Mac OS X/Linux/Unix type operating systems. Of course you should never expect full compatibility when using Wine. Not all application will be able to run or might not have expected behavior.

An operating system (OS) manages applications by allocating system resources such as CPU time, memory, and input/output devices to ensure efficient operation. It provides a user interface for launching and interacting with applications, while also handling multitasking to allow multiple applications to run concurrently. The OS enforces security and stability by isolating applications from one another and managing their access to system resources. Additionally, it monitors application performance and can terminate or suspend processes as needed to maintain system integrity.

Multiuser refers to having more than 1 person able to log into the computer and each person have their own settings (bookmark, desktop, themes, etc) Multitasking is the ability of the computer to do more than 1 thing (program) at a time. There was a time when you could not surf, type in word and listen to music on your computer all at one time.

Multitasking is the ability to operate more than one program at a time. There are two types of multi-tasking as well, preemptive and cooperative. Preemptive means that each program can request the amount of resources it needs, and the operating system will take it from a program that is not using it. Cooperative means that the programs have to be designed to share resources, or whichever program is running in the foreground will get all the resources. This means that a background program, like a media player playing a song, can't play music while you are surfing a web page, unless the programs are designed to do that.

Multi-user means the operating system has clear distinctions between users. Users cannot destroy each other's files, and unprivileged users cannot make changes to the system itself, like install new software.

Single-tasking, single user - DOS, some older versions of the Mac operating system, video game consoles, etc...

Multitasking (cooperative), single user - Windows 3.1, Mac OS 9.

Multitasking (preemptive), single user - Windows 95/98/ME

Multitasking (preemptive), multi-user - Windows NT/2000/Xp/Vista, Mac OS X, Linux

The main disadvantage of OS X is it's incompatibility with windows. But, this is getting much better now, with integration with Microsoft Exchange and certain software, such as CrossOver, which allows you to install most windows programs on mac OSX.
OS X has no disadvantages. It can do everything windows can. And more.

There are numerous players for Flash media available. The Perian plug-in adds Flash video playback to the QuickTime player. ISwiff and Elmedia player are two popular stand alone Flash players. (See links below)

press COMMAND button, hold that down as you press the letter R

Program is called gburner. From what I've come to understand, gburner is a shareware program that has its own file extension for image files. Not sure what more info you're looking for. Happy hunting.

All macs have SD card slots, other than the 11'' macbook air.

However, one can purchase a USB - SD converter that does the same task.

There is no current version of Internet Explorer available for the Mac. Internet Explorer for the Mac was discontinued in 2003 and Microsoft recommends "that users migrate to more recent web browsing technologies such as Apple's Safari." Other alternatives (that are faster and safer than Internet Explorer) include FireFox, Chrome or Opera. (See links below)