Mac OS

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It will depend upon which Apple Remote, which version of Windows and make of PC.

In general you will probably need to:

Buy an Infra Red (IR) Receiver and connect it to the PC. Install software that will work with the receiver and find a driver that can recognise the remote. Check what signals are being received and program some function to respond to the command signals.

If Windows is being run on a Mac then there is some compatibility supplied with Boot Camp to support the remote.

Easy what you do is on a iPod touch go on app store then if that app that you want is free then press the free button then the install button it might say u need a apple ID

account so u can either press use existing

account or create a new one and u press the create a new account' one then u just simply fallow the step by step you answer the questions but it says to check your email and it does not really send a message to your mail I tried and it does not work but if it works on you then have fun on the apps I don't know what you do next because my email does not work if you can help me I'll be great full email me with the answer on = www. Lovelya@rocketmail.com

You can buy an external mouse and hook it up to your laptop, they can go as cheap as $5-$10 dollars for a mouse. Or if you dont want to haul around an external mouse, you can unscrew your laptop and buy a replacement mouse trackpad, the whole repair is about $50.00-$60.00

Assuming you mean so you can move it from one computer to another... Insert the USB stick into a free port, locate the file in question, and simply drag & drop it onto the USB drive. Insert the USB stick into the destination computer, then drag & drop the file to the destination folder (or desktop).

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98 pounds on the day he died, a friend told me.

easy just use a giant plug into the wall with a password given from apple that you have to apply for. DONT BE STUPID

The Mac OS X Quick Look feature allows the user to preview a file by selecting it's icon with a single click and pressing the Space bar. Pressing the Space bar again will end the preview or, in common with many Mac OS X features, pressing the Escape key (esc in the top left corner of the keyboard) will also end a Quick Look preview.

Mac OS X 10.4.11 is the final version of Mac OS X 10.4 (Tiger). To update further will require the purchase of 10.5 (Leopard) or 10.6 (Snow Leopard).

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Make sure you have the latest ibook version on your iphone, ipod touch or ipad, as this will only work with the latest version. Its free to download so shouldn't be a problem. Also need to make sure you have an app store account, but if you have ibooks you probably already have one.

The message you will probably get when you try add epub e-books that are not from the apple book store when you try and look up a word (by touching it and selecting dictionary) is something along the lines of dictionary not available in this language. This is because in the data of your book no language is set especially if you converted it to epub yourself with something like calibre for mac or windows equivalent and so the idevice doesn't know what dictionary it needs.

The reason you need the latest ibooks is the newer versions know that if it comes across a book with no language to use the default dictionary you have downloaded, but obviously if you have never downloaded a dictionary and your books you are trying to read don't have a language to know what dictionary to download this can be impossible for the app to work out.

So go into the ibookstore and download a free book (or a paid one if you actually want a particular paid book, it doesn't really matter as either works and you can delete the book after).

Then try and look up a word in that apple ibook store book (which does have a language set) and the ibooks app will then say you don't have a dictionary downloaded and so you can then download one. Once this is done, try looking up a word in your ibookstore book you just downloaded and it should work if the word is in its dictionary - so try an easy obvious word in the dictionary first that you know will be in.

Now go to your own epub books you have put on your device and look up a word and it should although no language has been set now go to the default dictionary (which it downloaded because it now knew what language to download from your official ibookstore book) to look up the word.

So forget trying to edit your books to set languages in meta data and all that stuff, simply just download the dictionary with a proper ibookstore book that has a language set and then you can use that dictionary with all your non-language-set books.

NB: Some books are copyrighted so only download non-apple bookstore books to your phone if you have purchased from elsewhere, the book is free or you have permission . Not sure what the laws are regarding if you own a paper copy already, but I can't imagine that would be too much harm to have an ebook version too if you have already paid for a paper copy for yourself and you aren't distributing it to other people. However, check the law on that first in your area as I have no legal knowledge in the area, so don't take my opinion as it is ok to do so. Please check before downloading if it is legal.

A good place to download epub books (suitable for ibooks app) ebooks would be ebookee.com or google books for classics novels.

it depends...

Pro has better things in it and is better for the pro and better for editing movies and other things like that

Air turns on in like 5 seconds and o is awesome but doesn't have some important features like a CD drive.

I would prefer a macbook Pro but i just have a macbook.

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MAC address stored in NIC card

Under normal circumstances: No.

The MAC address is hardcoded in the network controller (NIC), e.g. on a Flash chip. If the computer uses a non virtual NIC (as used on virtual machines) and there are no drivers installed that change the MAC inside the operating system, the MAC stays the same.

But drivers/configurations can overcome the static MAC using the OS behavior. In most cases the MAC isn't read by the OS every time it is used, its rather stored somewhere. If that "somewhere" was changed, the MAC will certainly change if the computer is formated. Same applies if the computer uses virtual NICs.

If you know the MAC and it is not the same as hardcoded in the NIC, you can restore the MAC after reinstallation.

The $1,199 13" Macbook Pro comes with a 500 GB hard drive. The $1,499 13" Macbook Pro come with a 750 GB hard drive. The 15" models come with the same amount.

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You can download Audiosurf for mac at their website. Just Google the phrase "Softonic Audiosurf". One of the first on the list should be their website.

The drive is probably being used by something and won't release it to eject the disk. Close all the applications and try again. If you only have the Finder open, then it might be trying to read a file or is busy with the disk, for example indexing it in order to find files easier.

You might have to log out or relaunch the Finder. Try to eject after each step. If it still won't eject, restart and hold the mouse button down and eject button down during the startup. It should eject automatically.

As a next resort, restart your computer in 'Safe' mode by restarting...wait for the startup sound...quickly hold down the SHIFT key and hold down the mouse button. After the startup finishes, if the disk did not eject automatically, try to eject the disk normally.

If nothing works, shut down the Mac. Try to eject manually... With the Mac turned off...

There should be a small hole somewhere by the drawer - probably next to the button. Straighten out a paper clip and push it into the hole to release the drawer. Don't force it. If the disk has jammed in the drive, you can ruin the drive by forcing it open. If it won't eject with a gentle but steady push, you will have to take out the drive and carefully open it up and get the disk out. If you are not capable of that, then take it in to the service center. There is a free application that adds an eject button to the top menu of OSX. It may open the drive drawer for you. Ejector will an iPod, a CD, a DVD, a USB Key and a .dmg. You can then safely disconnect them from your mac. To get Ejector: http://www.jeb.com.fr/en/ejector.shtml To get Ejector to start automatically at every login:

* Go to the Apple menu, then System Preferences, then Accounts, then select Startup items, and drag Ejector to the list.

I had tried for months to stop the question mark showing up. The only thing that worked for me was to uninstall Quicktime. Low and behold ... it worked! Bit extreme, but ... result! Finally! (Now I just hope I don't have to play any Quicktime files!)

make a shortcut, then set a shortcut key by pressing what you want to activate it by...

After you press a button of your choice, you must do this added onto the key of your choice, and press, "ctrl + alt + (key)"

This should work on any windows explorer on any computer...

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Indexing is just used as a means of telling the computer what you would want to back up in the case of a catastrophic failure. In short, you probably have no reason to index a USB device.

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No, iTunes does not have every song ever recorded. Most songs that are recorded never make it past the garages they were recorded in, i.e., many songs are amateur and not professionally made. iTunes cannot possess a song that was not released.