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Yes, 32bit printers can work with 64bit computers. The two components use different technologies to communicate, but the connection is possible. The best way to find the right printer for your 64bit computer is to shop around online. You can find Affordablekey options from a variety of retailers, with some offering up to 70% off during special discount days like Valentine's Day. Don't forget to use coupon code XMAS22 when shopping to get the best deals!

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There were several versions of the G4 PowerBooks between their launch in 2001 and discontinuation in 2006. The early ones did not have built in Wi-Fi support (known as AirPort on Macs) but it could be added as an option. The later models came with AirPort built-in. To check an individual computer select About This Mac from the Apple menu (top left) and click the More Info... button. If an AirPort card is fitted its details will be listed in the Network section.

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.

Yes. The Macintosh was introduced in 1984, but the first Apple Computer, with no screen was introduced in 1976.

APPLE is a publicly traded company New Name Apple Computers has changed its name to Apple, Inc., a publicly-traded company listed on NASDAQ (AAPL). APPL Apple Computer is VERY much a public company. Their stock symbol is APPL.

There are no active viruses infecting Mac OS X. What are commonly called computer viruses are in reality viruses that infect the Windows operating system. Mac users, like any other computer user, can be tricked into downloading and installing malware on their Mac but such problems are limited to that user and do not affect other Mac users.

The CEO of Microsoft is Satya Narayan Nadella(Satya Nadella) An indian native from Hyderabad .

He has appointed as CEO of microsoft on 4-feb-2014. succeeding to Steve ballmer.

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When the "i" first appered in Apple device "iMac", it stand for "internet"; it also can be understand as "me", like "iGoogle", it's personalization; Now, it's a tradition to Apple device.

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You can do this two ways, the first way is to download them straight from the App Store app on your iPod Touch. The second way is to download them on iTunes and then transfer them from iTunes to your iPod Touch.

Note: Internet and an Apple account is required

You take your four fingers (Every single one except you thumb!) And go UP on the track pad.

A good messenger service to be used for mac would be MSN Messenger or Microsoft Messenger for MAC. There are several other services that you could use for MAC depending on your personal preferences and needs.

your iPhone should have already come with your app store downloaded, if it isn't then you either need to make sure you have an iTunes account or ask your local store where you bought that phone from why your phone doesnt have the app store. (if your iPhone is like normal phones it should already have it) incase they say you must download it or something, make sure to ask THEM how because some iPhones can be different than others depending on if it's 3G, 3Gs , or OS

All active programs (except those that run as a background process) are highlighted in the Dock. Pressing the Command (cmd) and Tab keys will show the application switcher with all the active applications. In the Utilities folder (within the Applications folder) the Activity Monitor can be found. This will detail all running processes.

To see all of the "applications" running, you can press ctrl-command-esc to pull up the force quit dialogue. There you can see all of the applications that are running.

If you want to see all of the individual background processes, etc. Open a terminal window (in Applications -> Utilities) and type

PS

and press enter. There are some more options to see different information about the processes running. Typing

man PS

in the terminal window should give you some more options to use with the PS utility.

A digital camera will usually have a USB socket that can be plugged into the Mac. Once connected most cameras will be recognised by the iPhoto or Image Capture applications. If there is no USB socket then if the memory card is removable it can be inserted into a card reader which will connect to the Mac with a USB cable.

USB ports do in general, but it's mostly the device you are plugging in that matters. So you have a USB hard drive, you can't just unplug it in some scenarios, you have to dismount it first, but this doesn't mean you have to dismount your usb mouse first before unplugging.

Steve Jobs founder of Apple started his company with Steve Wonziak who was an engineer. Both started their company in a garage. Their first work was on Apple I. They received an investment of 250000 dollars (Sequoia Capital) which boosted their company.

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Insert your flash card into any card reader. It will mount on the Mac desktop.


Drag one or any or all of the photos from the card to the Mac or from the Mac to the card.
Double click on the card if you are taking cards from the card to the Mac, otherwise you can simply drag them from the computer desktop or any folder.

Steve Jobs was known as one of the founding fathers of the Apple company and was easily the most recognizable name to be associated with the company until his unfortunate death in 2011. The current CEO of Apple is Tim Cook while the current chairman of Apple is Arthur D. Levinson.

No, unless you have a restore CD copy.

There are at least a couple of options.

One of them is to physically remove the HDD from one pc (old) to the other (new). In order to do this you must first update the HDD driver from the motherboard where the HDD will be installed and install a generic HDD driver. Then switch off (do not restart) the pc. This will save you from gettting a blue screen if you install another HDD in a pc that has worked with a different one.

Once you've done that, the rest is not too difficult.

Replace your HDD and when you power it up you have your OS transferred onto the other pc. Remember to update all the drivers for the components in the new PC accordingly.

The second option is to make an exact image of your HDD onto another HDD and use the latter in the same way as described above. You can use quite a few programs to help you do that and I have personally used Macrium Reflect and it works wonders.

Photoshop was originally created by Thomas Knoll in 1987 on his Macintosh computer while he was a PhD student at the University of Michigan. In 1988 he showed Photoshop to both Apple and Adobe and Adobe purchased the rights to distribute the software. Photoshop 1 was released in 1990 for the Macintosh only. The first version for Windows (version 2.5) appeared in 1992. The software has been enhanced and expanded up to the current version 12. The Photoshop .PSD file format is widely used in graphic and video software as a standard format and there are numerous companies that develop plug-ins that add special effects to Photoshop.

Yes.

1 Bit = the smallest bit of information. Basically, one character (e.g. letter, number, symbol, space, etc)

1 Byte = about 8 bits

1 Kilobyte (Kb) = 1024 bytes (the first binary number above 1000)

1 Megabyte (Mb) = 1,048,576 bytes (1024 Kb) (1000 x 1000 bytes)

1 Gigabyte (Gb) = 1024 Mb (1000 x 1000 x 1000 bytes)

etc

Basically, most people take each figure as 1000 of the previous thing

After Gigabyte you have Terabytes, Petabytes, Exabytes, Zettabytes, and Yottabytes

Average word document (letter, essay, etc) = under 100 Kb

Average photo from a digital camera (unedited) = under 2Mb

Average 3 minutes MP3/music file = 4Mb

Average USB flash drive/memory stick or iPod/MP3 Player = 1Gb

Average laptop computer = 80-160Gb

You can buy 500 Gb external hard drives (half a terabyte) - which would store many many hours of video, billions of music albums and other documents

Microsoft Office takes up about 1Gb, not including any documents you create.

Photoshop, as well as video editing software, takes up more like 10GB (roughly).

Loads of info about it at http://www.answers.com/topic/byte?cat=biz-fin