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FireWire (technically known as an IEEE 1394 interface), introduced by Apple in 1995, allows a fast connection for peripherals such as video cameras. It is similar to a USB connector. The original version is now known as FireWire 400. FireWire 800 was introduced to give faster transfer speeds and supporting longer cable lengths without loss of signal. The connectors for the 400 and 800 versions are not interchangeable but converters are available which will allow FireWire 400 equipment to be connected to the FireWire 800 port at the slower connection speed.

PhotoBooth is included on the Mac OS system disc. It will have been installed in the Applications folder. It is not available separately.

Go to apple customer service and type in the code in the bottom left hand corner of the card.

If you already have one open just click "new" at the top

Over the holiday period the iTunes Store sees a significant increase in the number of users due to all the new iPods and iPhones trying to connect. This causes the operation to slow down at peak times but it will balance out over the next couple of days and return to normal.

Apple's Garageband software is only available for Apple's Macintosh range of computers running Mac OS X. It is not compatible with systems running the Windows operating system.

Macs are made by Apple and run on Mac OS X. PCs are made by Microsoft and run on Windows. Also, Macs are more expensive and get less viruses than PCs because more people target PCs (many more people use PCs). Finally, Macs tend to have a higher quality than PCs, but it depends on what PC you are getting. This should help, too: http://www.differencebetween.net/technology/difference-between-pc-and-mac/. I hope I helped!

To put iTunes gift card money on your iPod touch you go to the iTunes app. It is purple and has a music note on it. Then you press the Music icon on the bottom left hand corner. Scroll down until you see the redeem button. Then click on it. Enter the code on your gift card and hit redeem which is in the upper right hand corner.

The iPod is a device made by Apple, just as a Mac computer is. The iPod, iPodTouch, iPhone, and iPads connect to the Mac with a USB cable. Depending on the age of the device, the cable may differ. Plug the device into the Mac using the Cable. They don't need to be 'installed' on the Mac.

The device is organized using iTunes. It will appear in iTunes. Music, Audiobooks, Apps, and Tones and other files are put on the device by selecting the type of media, and checking which files you want on the device, and then clicking the "SYNC" icon.

on the top of your itouch there is a small black button hold it down till the apple logo appears by the way make sure the itouch is disconneted then connect it to itunes and it should apear in the itune library!

First of all, let me point out that Linux is not a company, or even a single product. It is a building block that companies and individuals can tailor to different needs. As such, it can provide just as closely knit compatibility with the hardware as Apple can.

Windows does not have a specific hardware platform that it has to run on, unlike Mac OS X. Microsoft does not yet force hardware manufacturers to put their drivers and hardware through rigorous testing to be used with Windows. So many manufacturers can make inferior products with poor drivers, and the bugs caused by them are often shoved towards Windows. If Microsoft required better certification (which they are starting to do in their 64-bit versions), they would achieve hardware stability on par with that of Apple.

MacBooks should never be frozen as the defrosting process will leave moisture within the computer that will cause it to stop working.

Other possibilities (although we have no idea what you are asking about) is that some software has stopped working. If you click on the frozen software's icon in the dock and hold the mouse button down for a moment a menu should pop up with the option to "Force Quit". Take that option. If that menu is unaccessible then holding down the Command (cmd), Option (alt) and Escape (esc) keys will open a Force Quit window from which you can select an unresponsive application and force it to quit.


If the computer is refusing to start up at all insert the Mac OS X installation disc. Switch on the computer and hold the C key down while the computer starts up. This will cause the computer to start from the installation disc rather than it's hard disc. From the desktop select tools/utilities and open Disk Utility. You can check the hard disc to see if there are any problems with that that may be causing the failure.


Otherwise it will probably mean a trip to a repair shop to have it checked and fixed.

You can. The Seagate hard drives connect from USB. There is a FreeAgent Go now using Mac interface. I believe it is 320 GB. The price is probably around $100.

It is an icon on your computer desktop to go to a application or file on your computer. Some common examples for a Vista is: * Internet Explorer * Recycle Bin * HP Total Care Advisor * HP Solution Center * Help and Support Center

The best place to store apples is an a room temp. room.

It was two very passionate guys in a garage with no car and no calculator.

Apple Computer was a great change for us working on IBM main frame punch cards and spools of tapes, using Atari games with cassettes and joy sticks or working on DOS and basic systems with no hard disk and windows. Steven Wozniak from Hewlett- Packard and Steven Jobs from Atari experience formed the company. It gave Apple I, II and III in a limited period of 1977-1980 starting the 1st design on April 1976. It was user friendly PC giving new features like plug and play compatibility, windows, drag and drop file and other facilities. As a manager computer club moving from Atari to Apple was a big change for me and the kids playing the games.

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The Universal Disk Format (UDF) is a standardised file system for optical discs. The UDF standard was adopted by the DVD Consortium as a standard format for DVDs. Although a standard there are variations which means that not all discs can be read by all suitable machines.

you got o music and right click on the song you want to delete scroll down to delete and its gone

It's happened to me quite a few times. That song was once playable, but now when you try and play it an exclamation point appears beside it and it just won't play. A message would normally pop up saying something i don't remember. But i believe it means that it cannot be found on your computer, for several reasons. Maybe you deleted a program you once used to get the songs, or you deleted the song elsewhere in your computer without knowing.

A new MacBook comes with iLife '09 which includes iPhoto, iMovie, GarageBand, iWeb, iDVD.