Mac OS

Finder > Applications > Photo booth.

If the application is not in the Application Folder, you can search for it. In Spotlight: Photo Booth

The top hit should be the application. If you select 'Show All' the Finder will open and you can drag the application into the Application Folder. If the application is not on the computer anywhere you have to re-install it from the install disk.

Some advantages of the Apple computer are that they are secure and are reliable. Some disadvantages of the Apple computer are that they are expensive and can not be upgraded.

.bin does not refer to a single file type. The only unifying characteristic is that they are binary files, rather than plaintext. They can be firmware images, programs, DVD images, or even certain types of images and documents.

There are versions of The Sims for Mac OS X.

Yes, I think they are.

If your a non geek then it's even easier. Apple has a minimalistic OS, as it were. The Mac OS was made to be easy to work with and find stuff on.

Altough Windows 7 and above are moving in that direction.

One thing Windows has going for it (for geeks anyway) I think is you can do more fiddling and trimming the OS then you can with the Mac.

Clario Tech Limited the UK-based company present product MacKeeper, an award-winning system utility which includes a set of powerful maintenance features for Mac Optimization, Security, Data Control and Cleaning. So it is like 911 for your Mac.

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Click on the iTunes Store link in the left hand pane in iTunes (Unless access to the store has been blocked with Parental Controls). Click on the Music tab at the top, select the required music, pay for it and download to your computer.

To download iTunes 8.2 you need to go to the iTunes download page (See links below) and click on the Download Now button.

Osx snow leopard I think

^^^^Thats wrong the answer is OS X Lion :)

Apple ignited the personal computer revolution in the 1970s with the Apple II and reinvented the personal computer in the 1980s with the Macintosh. Apple is committed to bringing the best personal computing experience to students, educators, creative professionals and consumers around the world through its innovative hardware, software and Internet offerings.

The advancement in knowledge about current coding and creation of new languages and more energy efficient computers with stronger and faster processors created from the latest hi-tech electronic motors that are very new.

Go to the App Store, then scroll down to the bottom. You will find two buttons: 'Redeem' and 'Apple ID:XXXXX'. Click on the second button,then click on 'Sign Out' and enter your desired Apple ID.

Note:This only works if you are on the "Featured" or the "Categories" page on the app store,not Top 25,Search or Updates.

Here are the steps:

# Click 'Start' (the menu list will appear) # Choose 'Run...' (a small window appears on the lower left part of the screen) # Type the command, cmd (You will be redirected to a new window (DOS prompt) # Then, type the command, calc (the calculator window appears on screen)

The current Macintosh OS is OSX 10.8.#

OSX 10.9 should come out in 2013.

Apple's .dmg file format is used to deliver software or other files as a disk image. For a computer running Mac OS X you double click on the .dmg file and it will open and mount on the desktop as a disk. You can then either run the installer script or drag the contents from the mounted disk image onto the Mac's hard disc. Once you have finished with the contents of the disk image it can be ejected and deleted.

On most key boards, go the 2 keys emmediately to right of the 'p' key.

When you say button, the start button is called the power button and it turns power on/off. There is no start icon as you see on a windows computer. On Mac the equivalent is the Finder icon.

Copy the music over to the computer you wish to play it on, and import it into iTunes. When you try to play the file, you will be prompted to enter the password for the account used to download the song. Once complete, the computer will be authorised.

Remember, you can only authorise a maximum of 5 computers.

Typically, for most applications in the Applications folder, you would drag the application's icon to the Trash and empty the Trash. Some software will have an uninstaller script included with the installer that you double click to run to remove the installed software.

right click your desktop (your computer screen) and click properties then click settings. you will see two blue rectangles that say screen 1 and screen 2. somehow you probably changed one of those screens.
choice 1: if you only use one computer screen, click computer screen number 1 and change the screen resolution until it fits your screen perfectly (don't forget to click the "ok" button after making your changes).
choice 2: you probably have a laptop and an extra screen at your desk for this one. if your laptop screen is zoomed in, click on screen 1 and change the screen resolution (and by making sure to click the ok button when you're done). if its your other screen that's zoomed in, do the same step but click screen 2 instead.

"By rights Xerox PARC could claim the PC was invented there and built in 1972, they created ALTO the first PC ever built." (years before Apple built their version and marketed it to the public), "not to mention laying the foundation for the program that eventually became the basis for the Macintosh

and Windows operating systems."

---research who pirated Apple after they pirated rights from Microsoft-

-the facts were stated by cutting edge research among today's foremost scientist's, and theoretical physicist Michio Kaku

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First personal computer was invented by Steve Jobs and Steve Woznak in 1976. The first PC was an Apple computer.

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The PC industry began in 1977, when Apple, along with Radio Shack and Commodore, introduced the first off-the-shelf personal computers as consumer products.

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Personal Computers and microcomputers were made possible by two technical innovations in the field of microelectronics: the integrated circuit, or IC, which was developed in 1959; and the microprocessor, which first appeared in 1971. The IC permitted the miniaturization of computer-memory circuits, and the microprocessor reduced the size of a computer's CPU to the size of a single silicon chip.

The invention of the microprocessor, a machine which combines the equivalent of thousands of transistors on a single, tiny silicon chip, was developed by Ted Hoff at Intel Corporation in the Santa Clara Valley south of San Francisco, California, an area that was destined to become known to the world as Silicon Valley because of the microprocessor and computer industry that grew up there. Because a CPU calculates, performs logical operations, contains operating instructions, and manages data flows, the potential existed for developing a separate system that could function as a complete microcomputer.

The first such desktop-size system specifically designed for personal use appeared in 1974; it was offered by Micro Instrumentation Telemetry Systems (MITS). The owners of the system were then encouraged by the editor of a popular technology magazine to create and sell a mail-order computer kit through the magazine. The computer, which was called Altair, retailed for slightly less than $400.

The demand for the microcomputer kit was immediate, unexpected, and totally overwhelming. Scores of small entrepreneurial companies responded to this demand by producing computers for the new market. The first major electronics firm to manufacture and sell personal computers, Tandy Corporation (Radio Shack), introduced its model in 1977. It quickly dominated the field, because of the combination of two attractive features: a keyboard and a cathode-ray display terminal (CRT). It was also popular because it could be programmed and the user was able to store information by means of cassette tape.

Soon after Tandy's new model was introduced, two engineer-programmers-Stephen Wozniak and Steven Jobs-started a new computer manufacturing company named Apple Computers.

In 1976, in what is now the Silicon Valley, Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak created a homemade microprocessor computer board called Apple I. Working from Jobs' parents' garage, the two men began to manufacture and market the Apple I to local hobbyists and electronics enthusiasts. Early in 1977, Jobs and Wozniak founded Apple Computer, Inc., and in April of that year introduced the Apple II, the world's first personal computer. Based on a board of their design, the Apple II, complete with keyboard and color graphics capability, retailed for $1290.

Some of the new features they introduced into their own microcomputers were expanded memory, inexpensive disk-drive programs and data storage, and color graphics. Apple Computers went on to become the fastest-growing company in U.S. business history. Its rapid growth inspired a large number of similar microcomputer manufacturers to enter the field. Before the end of the decade, the market for personal computers had become clearly defined.

In 1981, IBM introduced its own microcomputer model, the IBM PC. Although it did not make use of the most recent computer technology, the PC was a milestone in this burgeoning field. It proved that the microcomputer industry was more than a current fad, and that the microcomputer was in fact a necessary tool for the business community. The PC's use of a 16-bit microprocessor initiated the development of faster and more powerful micros, and its use of an operating system that was available to all other computer makers led to a de facto standardization of the industry.

In the mid-1980s, a number of other developments were especially important for the growth of microcomputers. One of these was the introduction of a powerful 32-bit computer capable of running advanced multi-user operating systems at high speeds. This has dulled the distinction between microcomputers and minicomputers, placing enough computing power on an office desktop to serve all small businesses and most medium-size businesses.

Another innovation was the introduction of simpler, "user-friendly" methods for controlling the operations of microcomputers. By substituting a graphical user interface (GUI) for the conventional operating system, computers such as the Apple Macintosh allow the user to select icons-graphic symbols of computer functions-from a display screen instead of requiring typed commands. Douglas Engelbart, invented an "X-Y Position Indicator for a Display System": the prototype of the computer "mouse" whose convenience has revolutionized personal computing. New voice-controlled systems are now available, and users may eventually be able to use the words and syntax of spoken language to operate their microcomputers.