Mac OS

You can't send a MSWMM (Microsoft Windows Movie Maker) project to your friend or anyone for that matter.

The project must be Published/Finished (exported) before you can view it in a media player, send it by email, upload, or burn it to CD/DVD.

Once you have Published/Finished the WMM project, you can email it.

$10.00

yes

you can use skype from anywhere to call anyone

i call from Spain to Malaysia and it works

On the Mac keyboard, it is the key to the side (left or right) of the Spacebar with an Apple logo and a "⌘" symbol that is known as Saint John's Arms, or a Bowen Knot; it looks like a flower. The Apple key, Apple button, or what is also known as the Command Key, is a key that adds function; usually with the combination of another key being pressed. IE: Apple+C is a "copy" command, Apple+V is a "paste" command, Apple+Shift+3 with take a picture of your computer screen and save it as an image.

go to http://get.live.com/en-gb/mailplus/features

To crop a clip in iMovie you need to click on the Crop button (usually the second button from the right between the i and microphone buttons), adjust the cropping lines in the viewer until you have the desired crop and then click on the Done button in the top right corner.

Unless you have a really rich friend, then no. Usually, extremely valuable electronics cost money. But don't let those scams fool you. If it asks for your credit card number, it's not going to be free.

you open the CD tray and place it in the designated area then close the tray.

Any MacBook released since May 2006 and any MacBook Pro released since January 2006 has an Intel CPU. This means that they are capable of running the Windows operating system with the appropriate software. To boot into Windows without running OS X, you need Bootcamp which is on the Leopard install disk and is installed by default. If you would like to run Windows or Windows programs while running OS X (in other words, without the need to reboot to switch between operating systems), there are several software packages available for that. Parallels Desktop and VM Ware Fusion are currently the most popular. If you have a pre-Intel Mac (not a G5, unfortunately), you can install Windows through Microsoft's own VirtualPC software, which is included with some versions of Office 2004. The main disadvantage to this is that VirtualPC is actually emulating another machine, so this solution is not acceptable is speed/performance are necessary. Here is a page with more information on using Windows on an Intel Mac: http://guides.macrumors.com/Booting_Windows_on_the_Mac
Windows 98 was produced strictly for use on x86 based IBM-Compatible computers.

Microsoft purchased $150 million of non-voting Apple stock as part of a resolution to a long running legal dispute over their use of certain features that resembled those used in the Mac. The stock was later sold back to Apple for a profit.

The prices of an Apple laptop computer vary depending on the size of monitor screen as well as the model that is being purchased. Apple laptops are quite a bit higher priced than other brands, and range from about $1200 to over $2000.

The Mac market share is about 8%, according to NetApplications. However, about 70% of computers are used in businesses, and virtually all business computers run Windows, so consumer market shares of the Mac operating system is about 25%. And climbing rapidly. 40% of college students will be buying Macs, pushing them into the business world soon, too.

Yes, but if you use an iPad running iOS 8.0, you can't use the download feature on Netflix. Because Netflix only supports iPad running iOS 9.0 or later to use download feature. But you can use a convenient tool- NoteBurner Netflix Video Downloader. It helps you download videos to MP4 or MKV, then you can transfer them to any device regardless of whether you are using Windows, Mac or Android, iPhone.

A Mac is called a Mac because it's short for Macintosh. The lead designer on the project was Jef Raskin, whose favorite apple is the McIntosh. Apple Legal decided to change the spelling because McIntosh is a brand of very fancy audio equipment. PC is short for "Personal Computer." In the 1970s and early 1980s we said a "home computer" was a very small desktop that would be good for games and homework, and a "personal computer" was something you'd have at work. IBM decided to call its new computer the "IBM Personal Computer." That's what the label said. Naturally, everyone abbreviated Personal Computer to "PC," and later the "IBM" part got dropped. I much prefer the terms "Mac" and "Windows box" but some people don't agree..

Yes OS X supports P2P protocols and many other common protocols to windows, so there should not be a problem as long as you have compatible software.

TextEdit on a Mac can handle many Word documents. Word itself is only available to download as part of the Office suite or it can be purchased from any Mac software supplier.

After deleting an application it can be reinstalled from the disc that it came on or, if it was downloaded, by running the installer. If the software was downloaded but the installer is no longer available the developers can be contacted and will usually be able to help.

Most modern MIDI devices come with a USB link that passes the MIDI signal to the USB socket of the computer. If a USB connection is not available then a MIDI to USB adapter (See links below) can be added to connect the standard MIDI sockets to the USB socket. These are widely available from various manufacturers at varying prices. The Mac usually recognises when a MIDI device is connected but they can be configured with the Audio & MIDI setup utility found in the Utilities folder within the Applications folder.

Steve Jobs, Jeff Raskin, and some other Apple bigwigs gained entry into the super - secret Xerox PARC facility. Upon seeing their early work with the GUI (Graphical User Interface - using a mouse to point to things on the screen, thereby controlling the computer graphically rather than via typed commands), the Apple guys realized this was the future of personal computing.

As detailed in iCon, which is a fun book about Steve Jobs, the Xerox people were the nerds who created the technology, but didn't have the creative minds to see the next step - how the technology they created would revolutionize the personal computer, and thereby the world.

Here are some good names:

Grape

Dancer

MJ(stands for Michael Jackson :D)

Purple Rain

Disco

here are some nice ones....

DJ

bubble gum

bubble

button

polo

They are so Awesome because they are more faster, more organized, and have WAY better effects than PCs. They are also more well crafted and more safe! ==In Addition== Apples are extremely user friendly. They don't freeze up like PCs do. Apple has a wonderful system of weekly private tutoring sessions for a nominal annual membership fee of around $99. An owner can easily schedule their session online at their convenience at their local Apple Store. They then sit down with a Mac expert who will teach a new owner how to navigate the Mac operating system. A more experienced owner can customize their sessions with specific how to questions. You can even bring your slightly older model with you to learn how to use all the features in the model you own. This is especially great for the slightly older person who hasn't owned a computer before and has no one at home to help get them started. Apples generally outlast PCs and can do more out of the box.

With the proper cable, connect the camera, with the CF card installed, to the computer where the photos are located. Then, open up the CF card drive on the computer and create a new folder on the CF card, which will be used to store the photos that are about to be transferred. Copy and paste the photos from the computer into the new folder.

I just bought mine for 1900$ its got a 15.5 inch screen i7 processor (most recent) 4gb of memory and 540gb on the hard drive. This is one of the higher end models, if you go with the the 13 inch screen and a i5 processor you can probably get one around 1200-1400.