MacBook

Beat around the bush means to discuss something without coming to a point.

Ex: Quit beating around the bush and just answer the question!

Yes

macbook

Its Real but it wad never released

By the look of the file that you wish to install onto your MacBook Pro "setupexe", it seems like you are trying to install and use a Windows application. This can be seen because any application with the extension "exe" is an executable file and is made for Windows. You cannot install or use these sorts of application using Mac OS.

Unless you have BootCamp and Windows installed on your Mac, you cannot use these applications. If you do have BootCamp and Windows installed, simply boot your machine into the Windows OS and install your "exe" file.

Not as a software, but you can play it online

Please note that this is only a half answer. There is a way to retrieve trashed data from the system if you didn't empty your trash securely. If you iTunes library got deleted and you accidently securely emptied your trash sometime after, that data is gone and cannot be retrieved. However, if you only emptied your trash without the secure option, you may still retrieve that data. You'll have to find more information at: "http://www.apple.com/support"

fn+UP ARROW Thrust up (take off)

fn+DOWN ARROW Thrust down (slow down)

By changing the computer

You should be able to hit the space key or click on the mouse button to wake it from sleep also. If not then go into the System Preferences/ Energy Saver and change it there.

Yes, you can get it, but it's not installed by default. You can get it from Microsoft, Inc.

You may either browse eBay, or try the Refurbished section on the Apple Online Store. Although, I wouldn't say the price of a new MacBook is expensive. It is relatively cheap in comparison to other brands and it's big on features.

Also, since April 2009, it is advertisements that Apple is overstocked and are letting new, factory sealed macbooks go for a fraction of the price. This situation might not last forever but ia friend of mine got a new one for a realy low price at MyAppleSlice.com

The safest way to destroy a macbook pro would be to get someone else to do it for you. There are recycling programs set up in most cities that accept electronics. If the macbook pro is given to them, it could be safely recycled and therefore "destroyed."

Websites may appear smaller because the screen resolution is higher than that to which you are accustomed. If you are using Safari as your browser you can press the Command key and the + key to zoom the page you are viewing (Command and - key to zoom out again) or you can choose to only zoom the text from Safari's View menu.

Yes you can.

Not sure what you mean by silenced. If you mean disabled then yes it can. Open System Preferences then click Trackpad. There you will find your answer.

F-5 key. You may have to push the fn key at the same time depending how you have the F keys set up.

try clicking with the bottom right corner of the track pad or go to menu click controls and press the button u want to place blocks with

no

hey how you doin?

Pop up Blockers are part of a Web Browser and not the Mac OS. In Safari go into the main Safari menu and select "Block Pop Up Windows", In FireFox you go into the FireFox Preferences/ Contents/ select "Block Pop Up Windows"

with a media file converter. You must convert the audio files to .mp3 or another supported format.

google search "format factory"

The iPad and iPhone are two devices with similar functions. Each is better in some ways than the other. Small size can be an advantage. Large size can be an advantage.

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They are the same.. Both are powered by iOs. The only difference is the screen size. Check the sources BELOW to help you decide

Hi,

If you want to eject your kindle device then follow these simple steps:

1. Do to finder.

2. Where it says devices hover over 'Kindle.

3. Click o the little arrow next to the Kindle and just take the USB port out!

Major applications: iPhoto, iMovie, GarageBand, Mac App Store, Safari, Mail, Messages, Calendar, Contacts, Photo Booth, OSX, and Reminders.

Utilities: Grab, Disk Utility, Preview, Finder, Spaces, Dock, Mission Control, and Launchpad.