MacBook

You would have to log in as the other account holder.

Or you can ask the admin/owner to select the "Install to All Accounts" option when installing any application.

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Photoshop if you want to get fancy, but just to add text, use google's picasa.

When you turn your Macbook on it automatically goes to the desktop. No shortcut needed.

Press and hold down the Shift key after restarting the computer.

There are several apple macs available and they range from the least expensive macbook air costing a minimum of $999 to the most expensive macbook pro which costs $2800. Discounted macs or older models can be found on ebay or amazon for much less.

it depends on the year

Students in the Game Development program receive HP laptops rather than MacBook Pros.

The cost of a MacBook Pro laptop is included in tuition. However, a student can opt out of this if they already own an equivalent laptop.

The price of a MacBook computer depends on the model, production year, OS version, peripherals, added accessories, and a few other variables. To determine the exact cost, you would need to have a specific laptop in mind and then search for a the price.

As a very general gestimate, they are usually over $2.5K

Depending on your Mac, the version of Mac OS X and/or the software being used it will be the key combinations:

Control (ctrl) and the down arrow

Control and V

Function (Fn) and down arrow

or you can put two fingers on the keypad and scroll that way. i just flick my fingers really fast to get to the bottom of the page.

ps i typed this on a mac

If you're not the masochistic type and can spare the extra dollar, you might want to look at the MacBook Air, which is quite powerful, elegant and you don't need to mess around with Windows - if you don't want to. If you're into small and cheap, you should have a look at the Acer Aspire One. Finally, if you like your Notebook to be rather robust and timeless in design, have a look at Lenovo's Thinkpads.

Using a Mini DisplayPort to HDMI Female Adapter Cable Macbooks do not have HDMI female ports. But that do have Mini DisplayPorts.

I would suggest connecting your PS3 to your MacBook Pro wirelessly and your MacBook Pro to the modem via ethernet instead of vice versa. It's easier. Simply read below and steps have been included for setting up such a network. I don't know the features of a PS3 but if your PS3 has a wireless card, you may connect to the internet using your MacBook Pro if you do not have a wireless router. You will need to set up an Ad-Hoc (computer to computer) network as well as set up internet sharing on your MacBook Pro. Simply follow these steps; (1) Open System Preferences on your MacBook Pro, and open "Sharing" (2) On the left column, click Internet Sharing and check the box (3) Use the drop-down menu to select Ethernet in "Share your connection from..." (4) Check the box next to Airport in the section "To computers using..." (5) Close System Preferences and open the Airport menu from your Toolbar (top) (6) Click "Create Network", add a name to your Computer-to-Computer network (7) Leave the Channel as Automatic, add a password if you require (make sure your PS3 is compatible with your chosen level of security), click Ok. (8) Connect an ethernet cable between your broadband modem and MacBook Pro (9) Turn on your PS3 and perform your usual setup when connecting to a wireless network Hope that helped, if you require more assistance or have any problems/questions, please feel free to message me.

It is possible to run Microsoft's Access on a MacBook Pro with Parallels Desktop. Parallels creates a virtual Windows computer on the Mac where you can run your Windows software. The Access database will need to be on the Windows side - either on the Parallels virtual disc or a connected Windows network as it will not be recognised if located on the Mac OS X hard disc.

When you open and use Skype it automatically uses Apples built in web cam.

Yes, they are safe to use and I am a big fan of Apple computers. The Macbook will work as well as any other computer. I own an iMac and Macbook Pro myself. I would never ever buy a Windows laptop. But you are in Afghanistan so my advice would be to buy a cheap Windows laptop. Toshiba, & Lenovo are very reliable and inexpensive. Avoid HP, Dell, Asus, & Sony as they are not reliable. By buying a cheap laptop it will do all you need and if you loose it or it gets damaged you will not loose too much. When you come home you can get yourself a great Macbook Pro. But if you know there is no chance of it getting damaged or lost, then go for it and get a Mac.

Widgets come with these mac softwares: 10.4 (Tiger) and 10.5 (Leopard). These softwares contain "widgets". Upon installation of the software, or if you haven't moved any of the dock icons around, you should see the finder symbol on the dock, and immediately to the right of the finder symbol on the dock is a black clock thing, which is the icon for widgets. They do not come with 10.3 (Panther) or lower.

There is no difference in MacBook Pros (assuming they are the same model) purchased directly from Apple or any other retailer.

Random background music has to be coming from someplace.

If the place is an application, and you don't want it to be running, press command tab and select the app, and press command Q to quit it.

If the application is starting by itself, go in to System Prefs and click 'Accounts'

Click your account. click 'Startup Items'

Select the app you don't want to start automatically.

Click the - (minus) sign in the lower part of the pane.

Close preferences.

Some background music is sent by programs that are monitoring email or messages. If that is the case, open the app, such as 'Growl' or 'Messages' or 'Mail' or perhaps a chat app such as SKYPE or MSN Messenger or Yahoo Messenger, and open its prefs. Turn off or change the pref that notifies you that you have new mail or a new message.

Press Delete when the computer is turning on.

Usually when the Intel logo/processor logo comes up

You can as long as you have authorised your MacBook via iTunes.

Click the link I will post to Crucial. They will scan your MacBook and tell you exactly what ram and how much you can install.

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This of course depends on why you buy it (and what price you get!). A second hand MacBook pro is almost never worth it, as it's mostly not very much cheaper than the current low end model - which it at best will match - plus you will not get the warranty and of course risk hidden damages.

A new MacBook pro might however be of interest to you. You will buy into the Apple cult and as a member of that you will feel air of exclusive design and of being someone special. You will have paid more for the hardware specs than you would if you bought a generic laptop with equivalent specs, but you will have a piece of hardware with parts that are thoroughly integrated. Or at least is should to be. Be ware though, that the cult and exclusivity is rapidly getting tarnished, since Apple has been tightening the control of what software is being used and by whom! All though this might be considered a side effect of App Store and iCloud it is still a fact, a growing concern and certainly a reason to think twice.