Mac OS

Apple is the name of the company that produces a computer called the Macintosh, often shortened to Mac. There are four styles of computer in the Mac range.

Apple's laptop computers are called the MacBook, MacBook Pro, and the ultra thin MacBook Air.

Their all-in-one desktop computer is called the iMac.

Their stand alone (no keyboard, mouse, display etc) is called the Mac Mini.

Their professional range are called the Mac Pros.

the Iphone uses a modifyed version of mac OSX. It is a mobile versionn so all that is similar is the nae of the OS, sort of like windows xp and windows mobile are completely different products even thogh the same name.

1gB = 1000mB

No, he was a Buddhist

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Not sure about a Mac, but on a text document (I use LibreOffice Writer), try insert > special character, and find the superscript degree character '°' and click on OK. (If the ° is inserted into the wrong place, copy and paste it where you want it in the text document (as I have done here!).

Hopefully, someone familiar with a Mac may provide a better method than this workaround.

You will need a Mac to program iOS apps as the iOS Software Developers Kit, and alternatives such as GameSalad or Corona, are only available for the Mac. (See links below). Corona will also build apps for Android phones as will other options on other platforms.

There is not a native equivalent on Mac OS, but you could try Paintbrush, it is free.

As far as I know, there is no Lotro for the Mac.

Assuming your working on a windows computer, this is what you do to get music from a CD to your iTunes and eventually to your iPod. (if you use a mac, you should look it up on Google)

-first you have to RIP the CD to your computer.

-to rip a CD, all you have to do is first put the CD into the CD drive.

-then open windows media player. at the top, there should be a button that say RIP. (If you don't see the rip button you might be using a newer or older of window media player. to solve this, just use another player that can rip CD's)

-click that button and rip all your songs.

-Now you need to open iTunes

-At the very top, click add file to library

-find the song you want to add to iTunes

-double click that song

-Congrats, you are done adding that song to iTunes! if you want to add more songs just repeat the steps above

At Apple's IPO, on December 12, 1980, the stock price was $22 per share.

IPO info for Apple and other internet companies can be found at:

http://tomokeefe.com/2007/11/15/internet-ipos/

Ben & Jerrys

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.