Mac OS

JPEG has been a standard form of picture compression since 1992 and is used universally across most computer operating systems including the Mac.

When it starts up a Mac runs tests to check the hardware. It beeps to indicate where a problem may occur. 3 beeps indicates a problem with the memory. It is usually advisable to have an Apple service shop have a look at any Mac that is beeping at startup.

The finder bar is the task bar on a mac

the icon bar is where the icon are

all of the tools you want to change on the mac should be on the system preferences which you click on the mac icon bar and there would be all of the settings

An average song is about 4mb, so I'd say about 4 :p

but this totally depends on the quality of the music file.

There are two ways:

1. You go to the Apple menu (little apple in upper left corner) and select "Force Quit" then choose the applications you want to force quit in the "Force Quit Applications" window. Press Return, Press "Force Quit."

2. Press "Option+Command+Esc" to open the "Force Quit Applications" widow. Select the application you want to quit. Press Return, Press "Force Quit."

If you mean "Forced Shutdown" of the computer, press the power button for 5 seconds.

using a usb cable which is a connection between the computer and the printer only or wirelessly which means everyone on the network can use the printer but only if computer and printer is wireless

A Microsoft Installer file (.msi) will only work with Microsofts Windows operating system it will not work with Mac OS X. You can open the file to read it by right clicking on its icon and selecting Open with... from the menu and then selecting a text editor.

A byte = 8 bits.

A bit = either a 1 or a 0 ("on" or "off") A bit is the smallest unit of measure for data.

1/0 = bit

4 bits = nibble

8 bits = byte

1024 bytes = kilobyte

1024 kilobytes = megabyte

1024 megabytes = gigabyte

1024 gigabytes = terabyte.

Mac OS X has a simple file in hosts which is being consulted prior to DNS, to add a "local", you can resolve or edit the file with any simple text edit software, like textedit, pico or vi (make sure you have root priv.) And add the Vip number and than the hostname at the same line. Below is the default hosts file from my system (10.5) Make sure not to change what's written in the file, but only add to it. # Host Database # Localhost is used to configure the loopback interface when the system is booting. Do not change this entry. 127.0.0.1 localhost 255.255.255.255 broadcasthost : :: 1 localhost fe80::1%lo0 localhost

It works just the same as a MacBook Pro, only it was designed for the home user; thus the smaller screen and lower speeds than the MacBook Pro which was designed for businesses. You could say that it's an iMac but only portable.

In essence, a MacBook is a laptop designed and made by Apple Inc.

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you can either ctrl++(zoom)the wall paper when you have downloaded it or you can give the proper measurements you want in the properties where you can change the wall paper. I hope my answer is satisfying.:)

Yes, download iTunes (see the related link) and search for What'sApp or anything else. You need an Apple ID with a credit card or iTunes Gift Card with enough valid credit for paid apps.

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.

Some of them. Case, monitors, etc. Not hard drives or processors (or RAM I believe)

They do not make their motherboards, CPUs, RAM, graphics cards, monitors (the monitor uses LG Philips panels, hard drives, power supply units, fans, or sound cards (if present).

Apple makes the cases and puts the other things in it.

theyoon't even put the stuff in it..... a plant in indi a does it

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.

The best place to find a used Mac is at a commercial store in which is located in various locations such as malls or shopping outlets. A Mac can also be purchased on the online Apple Store or on eBay or sellalaptop.com

Run on platform IBM System/390. :)

Linux can run on dozens of types of systems, from 68020 based Macs through phones based on ARM architecture. Sparc? yes! MIPS? Yes!

The Android platform is built on top of Linux.

Linux is reliable. Many Linux systems run continuously for months and sometimes years without being rebooted.

Linux is robust. While is possible for a linux system to crash, it is rare. There is a sharp boundary between the operating system kernel layer and user applications. This boundary is called the system call interface. In Linux, the kernel is like a closed loop. Nothing can get into it except via system calls. every system call entry point verifies parameters to the call carefully so that nothing an ordinary application does can hurt the running system

In windows, when the system crashes, it is possible to blame the crash on a buggy application, or one infected by a virus. If a system crash ever occurs with Linux, the Linux developers treat it as a serious matter, because it is something that should never happen, and for it to ever happen would reflect very badly on the O.S. The Linux bug reporting procedures ensure that thousands of developers can very quickly learn of, and discuss the bug, as well as the cleanest way of solving it. Following such discussion, the person or persons responsible for the part of the system involved with the crash determines the cleanest way to solve the problem, codes a fix and begins regression testing, to make sure that the fix does not affect any other part of the kernel. The bug fix makes it's way to the Linux repositories, and Linux users are notified that the fix is available either upon request or automatic download.

The above procedure does not work with proprietary device drivers, so users are discouraged from using vendor drivers that are not open source. There are usually open source counterparts to such drivers, but even in cases where there are not, most such drivers are very stable as far as the kernel goes. Where they fail to be robust is in applications that make use of them. For example, the drivers for the newest Nvidia graphics cards do not interact well with some applications if the nvidia tool for Xorg.conf files has been run. When such a file is present, running the programs called emacs, or virtualbox triggers a bug in the interaction between the Nvidia driver and the Xorg server, resulting in the Xorg server dying. The only known workarounds are either removing the xorg.conf file (Xorg will invoke other drivers before the Nvidia driver in this case, preventing incorrect Xorg initialization) or using the open source "nouveau" driver in place of the Nvidia driver.

Linux can also recognize and run Windows programs, but to do so, it needs a package called Wine, and either properly licensed copies of Windows dll files, or open source replacements for those dll's that come with wine. Unfortunately, those dll's do not always perfectly simulate a windows environment because Microsoft has not released to the public detai;s of the inner workings of it's dll files, so the Wine developers had to make educated guesses in certain cases. There is a list at winehq.org of Windows applications that run flawlessly (World of Warcraft 4.3.x is at the top of the list), as well as ones that may have trouble running without, or with special configuration parameters.

A better way to run Windows programs under Linux is to run one of several virtual machine programs which let you dedicate a portion of the machine's CPU power to a copy of Windows running as a "virtual machine". Your Linux machine does need to have a valid Windows license to do it this way, however.

Linux uses the Posix API, which is largely responsible for it's robustness, in comparison with Windows, whose API started out with a design based partly on DOS, partly upon VAX/VMS and partly on the very first versions of Windows, and then had things added piecemeal, as needed.

One thing Linux does not do: throw up a blue screen when an application has a boo-boo!

Apple usually updates one or more of its computers every year. Most of the time the updates are just hardware upgrades, but sometimes they revamp the entire computer, like with the recent mac mini upgrade.

The Imac was just updated today, with new hardware.

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The Ethernet port is usually the largest socket on the computer (about twice the height of the others). You run your Ethernet cable from the computers Ethernet socket to a similar socket on a device called a Router. The Router is connected to your telephone line or cable TV or however you have chosen to connect to the Internet. You will need to have set up an account and pay for the Internet connection with an Internet Service Provider (ISP) who is often your telephone or cable TV supplier. The ISP will often include the Router as part of the connection package. Computers (particularly laptops) will usually have built-in wireless connectivity, for example all recent Macs come with AirPort, which will connect to a wireless router without the need for a an Ethernet cable. This means that a laptop can be used anywhere within the range of the router. the ethernet cable connects you to lan

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.

It depends on the quality of the recording setting and the length of the song. But, a better answer that gives you a rough idea is that a 2GB mp3 player will hold 68 hours of music, or approximately 1,300 songs at 3 minutes a song.

I like to say instead 1000 songs on a 2GB player since some will run longer, some way longer. That translates to 2000 songs on a 4GB player, 500 on a 1GB player, and 250 on a 512MB one. But read your manual, new technology will lead to eventual changes in storage methods and volume. Well, after personal real world experience and research, I have to say that separate songs generally take about 5 megabytes, with part of the memory probably taken up with spacing and digital cataloging. So, unfortunately, that will lower the the amount of individual songs to somewhere around 500.