Mac OS

It depends on what your setup is. If you have two computers, and you want to transfer data between them, you should be able to network the computers and copy the files directly. If you just have a hard drive and want to copy some data to your computer, you can install the drive into your computer (assuming you have a slot for the drive, an available data cable for the drive and and available power connector.

No. The iBook G4 uses opaque white plastic, rather than the clear white plastic with white undercoating like the iBook G3, so its appearance is quite different.

Apple's Magic Mouse is not supported on computers running the Windows operating system.

You can't.

He wanted to burn it because they were building an Islamic center near the site of 9/11

System Preferences can be located either from the Apple Menu, or the Dock icon which looks like a gearset.

AppFresh is Mac software (See links below).

This is a statement not a question. Without information about how and why a remote monitor is being used/connected to it will be nigh impossible to advise on where any problems may lie.

It is possible to install Linux on a Mac using Boot Camp but it can be messy.

Option 1: If you have Windows installed is to use the Wubi installer (See links below) to install Linux from within Windows.

Option 2: Use Boot Camp to create a Window partition. Boot from the Live CD, run Partition Editor, delete the Windows partition, Run the Installer and install into Free Space.

Option 3: Ignore Boot Camp. Run directly from a LiveCD or USB stick.

Option 4: Ignore Boot Camp. Run in Virtual Box.

Renting a photo booth for a party is easier than ever. Find a company online providing photo booth rentals in your area, call them up and schedule your event with them. Some of the most popular companies that provide photo booth rentals are photoboothforyou, sweetcherishphotobooth, and FloridaFabPhotoBooth. Most companies only offer their services within a 100 mile area.

Yes, this scanner is mac compatible.

You should not use a power adapter with a higher voltage output than the input rating on the computer. It can cause damage to the computer and the battery. You can use a lower voltage. If you do and you are using your computer, it might not charge but it will prolong the time you have before it runs out. If you do not use it, then it will charge but slower than with the correctly rated power adapter.

It provides another form of competition in the market requiring other computer and operating systems creators in the market to produce a product that is less expensive and operates better.

just like what Subway does to McDonalds

Here's a quote from AMD's FAQ for their processors : "Q. What size power supply will I need with my AMD Athlon processor? A. For a minimally configured low power-consumption system, you can use any of the approved power supplies listed on our website. A 250-watt power supply is the minimum but you need to estimate the system configuration requirements to ensure system stability. Minimally configured means: 128-Mbyte RAM, 16-Mbyte AGP graphics, internal V.90 modem, 10/100 NIC, floppy drive, CD-ROM or DVD, and 5400-RPM hard disk. If you are not certain of the final user-configuration, it is safer to install one of the approved 300-watt (or larger) power supplies listed on the recommended power supply listing. If the Athlon processor-based system will have more powerconsuming accessories than the basic minimum, we recommend you build your system using 300-watt (or larger) power supplies. By using a larger power supply, the system is also robust enough to handle future enhancements. For the latest recommended power supply list, you must consult our web site at: amd.com

A 300W power supply will probably be enough for the parts you mention, but remember that every part on your computer pulls electricity. If you have two hard drives, a CD burner, and a DVD ROM then you could have four times as much draw as just a single hard drive. With a newer computer I would use at least a 350W supply, and if I could find a cheap 400W I would consider that for future expansion.

I have a system not unlike the one above: A7N8XE, AMD 3.2, 512 memory, Saphire 9600 XT, single SATA drive and CDRW.

I've blown up both 300 and 350 watt psus. The system isn't faulty, its thirsty. Thirstier than AMD would be suggesting on their FAQ.

300w might be ok for email but you don't need a 9800XT GPU for email. If you're compute intensive you need more power.

If you have a top system it should have a top PSU, nowerdays its as important as any other component. Cheap unbranded components can have a hidden cost (two blown up.) I have an Enermax 465w unit now and it really rocks: quality build, steady voltages, cool and quiet.

When selecting a power supply, remember that headroom is a good thing.

For example, if you normally listen to music at about 5 watts of power, then why not just buy a 5 watt amplifier? Because you would be running the amplifier at 100% load all of the time. Now, if you buy a 100 watt amplifier, and you're listening to it at 5 watts, then you're only using 5% of the load.

Same thing with a computer power supply. *WILL* it run on 300 watts? Probably. But are you running the power supply at a higher load all the time? Yes.

You can use mac-compatible Tv-on-PC software. One such example is Elgato's (http://elgato.com/) EyeTV. They sell both hardware and software for watching TV on your mac.

No. MAC does not make computers. But if you are talking about Apple, they already have a 13 inch model, the macbook, and there is no reason for apple to come out with a model just one inch smaller.

The gray Apple logo that appears on a Mac during shutdown (and bootup) is simply a splash screen that displays during the shutdown (or bootup) process.

The latest model of Mac Mini (2011) will work for Final Cut Pro X, but it will be noticeably slower to add and render effects etc. An iMac would be a better option.

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to undo on a mac computer, you have to go to edit and press undo. or go to file and press undo. forgot which one.

Disk Manager

SUM - If you want to add the values of cells A1 through A23, use =SUM(A1:A23).

i have stacked 4 external hard drives (from different brands) on top of each other for years. No problem

A rented movie from iTunes can be downloaded and kept for thirty days if it has not been watched. Once you start to watch a rented movie you will have 24 hours to watch it as many times as you want before it is deleted. You can start to watch a movie while it is still downloading.

iWorks can read most .cwk files but you should still be able to run AppleWorks (Version 6.2.9) with Rosetta on the new MacBook Pro (See links below).