MacBook

Well if it was a application that was open then you have to close it first and then drag it off

Can't without whats called a TV tuner, because the mac only has video out, no video in possibility. The best product line is Elgato's Eyetv. You can check it out at www.elgato.com

I'm pretty sure it does if you have bluetooth enabled on the mac and the headset is a bluetooth head set, which I think it is.

No. It would be like putting the insides of a Timex into a Rolex.

Open system preferences, then go to Users & Groups, then click the lock at the bottom left if it is already locked and enter your password. Then right click on your name and click advanced options. Under Account name, change it to whatever you like.

Yes, as long as the SOFTWARE that it needs to run is Mac compatible.

depends on model

I don't think it's an actual thermal camera at all. In other words, I don't think it really detects infrared light. I think it just detects total visible light intensity, and displays that intensity the way an infrared camera would - with maximum intensity displayed as bright red, and minimum intensity displayed as deep blue. You can tell this is the case by taking it into a dark closet. It doesn't detect anything, including your own hands or face, because there's no visible light present. A real infrared camera would "see" your hand or your face in a dark closet. The Photobooth "thermal camera" does not, because it isn't really a thermal camera. Which is unsurprising. CCD's with real infrared detection are kind of expensive.

Set it to "Log In" every time you restart the computer.

Go to "System Preferences"/"Accounts" and select your name in the list. Then add your name and Password, then at the lower left click on "Login Options" and click on the "Automatic Login" menu and make sure your in there and on. Then select the options you want.

Don't forget your password, as you will need the Mac OS Install disk to restart into to reset your password.

If you have the 17 inch, it's bigger than the 15 inch. I don't know about you, but I like to have the largest screen possible when playing any game.

UNfortunately, you would need to know the password to re-set it. It's possible you could import the file into OpenOffice - but you would still need the original password !

External keyboards can be added to your computer via Bluetooth or USB (both wireless and corded). When adding a Bluetooth keyboard, first turn Bluetooth on and make yourself "visible". The keyboard will show itself to be available and you can use it wirelessly without any extra plug-ins. If you are connecting it using the USB, a window will open after plugging it in, and you may or may not have to install settings before using the keyboard.

Macbooks are pretty much anti-virus! They run at same speed all the time. Never have any major issues.

In my opinion, NONE

But hey, that is just one persons opinion.

And I am a total Mac fan... I got a MacBook a few years ago and I've like Macs more than Windows ever since.

I'm on my MacBook right now, and it seems to give me less problems than the Windows I had before it.

A laptop is generally a cheaper alternative to a Macbook. As far as functionality goes, a laptop will fulfill all your daily needs of Surfing the web, downloading, watching movies, sharing and editing photos et al. But all of this will be a regular experience for most of the Windows users. If you're looking for something which does everything mentioned above with a touch of style or in a graphically appealing manner then you can look towards a MacBook. Apple products are like a woman in stilettos and stockings. They appeal to your senses. You buy Apple products more for their sleek looks and snob value. Though on the expensive side they are definitely good quality. Reliable, relatively virus free, long lasting with better battery life than regular laptops and good to use. Laptops with Windows software are like a strict teacher with a stick in hand. They will teach you the basics of computing and provide a utility friendly experience to you. Windows is usually known to freeze and get infected with viruses but you have anti virus softwares for that in the market. If you're a first time laptop buyer and want to buy it for practical purposes, are under a budget and are not in need of a 'sensual' experience then you must go for a laptop. If, however you have money to spare and want a new, appealing user interface and experience, are concerned with looks and travel a lot and thus require long lasting battery then you may go for a MacBook. Though these days MacBooks are coming with integrated battery so they're not user replaceable.

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• 1. Click the Apple icon from the menu at the top left of the screen, and then click "System Preferences."

• 2. Click the "Admin" user under "My Account" if it's not already selected. Click "Change Password."
• 3 Type your current password in the "Old Password" box.
• 4. Type a new password in the "New Password" box.
• 5. Type the new password once more in the "Verify" box.
• 6. Type a hint in the hint box to help you remember your password. The hint will appear if you later enter the password incorrectly three times in a row.
• 7. Click "Change Password."
• 8. Click "Applications" in the dock, and then click "Utilities," and then click "Keychain Access" to launch the Keychain Manager, which holds passwords for various applications and sites and is controlled by your administrator password. Click "Edit," and then click "Change Password for Keychain Login." Type the old password in the "Current Password" box, and type the new password in the "New Password" box. Type the new password once more in the "Verify" box, and then click "OK."

You cannot. With the introduction of the MacBook Pro Retina line in 2012, it's not possible to upgrade your RAM as you could with previous MacBooks.

Unfortunately, the MacBook Pro Retina is too thin to support any current standard of hard drive.

I think it's the same thing they used to call the accessory kit.

You cannot unless you use emulation software which doesn't work alot of times. There is a Macintosh version however it is nowhere near as good as the PC version.

If you set up an ad-hoc (computer to computer) network, you should be able to do so. Although, I find that the best way to share files wirelessly is to have a wireless router and have file sharing active on both laptops/computers. You should be able to find your PC in the network list when using Finder on your Mac. Hope that helped, if you need any more assistance feel free to message me.

You can buy LoJack for Macbooks, yes, here are the system requirements for mac.

* Mac OS X v10.3 or higher * Macintosh® system with PowerPC G3/G4/G5

processor or Intel Core Duo processor * Internet connection * Safari or Firefox Browser

Considering all the information you have supplied the MacBook Pro 13-inch is the best laptop for you.