Can I use it with a MAC computer? Even though my mac has word and excel, some softwares, like the labeling software might not be compatible with MAC.
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David, My QL-700 installation disk includes Windows and Mac OSX 10.4.11-10.7, so you should be good to go. Frank
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Just a heads up, with this exact product, these labels don't come with the program used to design them. They'll work on any printer nitty I'm not sure if the program bought separately would work with a Mac
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Yes, in a couple ways. If you buy a new Mac, then you get Apple's word processor Pages free. You can open Word docs in this and export Pages docs to Word docs, though there are sometimes formatting issues with that. You can also just buy Word for Mac, which is 100% compatible with the PC counterpart
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I can tell you that my Mac came with MS Office installed, as well as several other tools. These are refurbished computers, so a lot may depend on what the previous owner had installed in terms of software. It might be wise to send contact the seller and request that if you purchase, it come loaded with MS Office, if that is important.
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The machine is old, but if your MacBook runs Word, then you can probably transfer the document to it. I have always been a PC user and that is what is used in my district.
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You'll need Office for Mac; works great and is compatible with Windows OS versions of Office, but only word, excel, powerpoint, and outlook. It doesn't include Project, Visio, or OneNote. Available from Amazon via download here: Office Mac 2011 Home and Business 2011 - 1 Mac/1 User [Download]
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Not exactly sure but Office 2013 is out making this Office 2011 for MAC version an "old version". That being said I take my .doc and .ppt's to church where we use different versions of Office (2003, 2007, 2010) on several different PC's and the Office MAC documents work without issue. I'm very happy with the program.
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No, this has it's own version of word, excel and power point that is compatible with the ms versions.Actually works quite nicely.I've downloaded ms stuff and used it, haven't uploaded to my pc and used with ms programs yetGood luck :}
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I have a Mac, but not a PC. Works great with the Mac. Actually, just ordered another for my college-age daughter who used mine (her Mac) and now wants one for research with Evernote (?).
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You can buy (or rent from Microsoft) versions of Office for MAC. There's also the Pages Suite from Apple in the app store which while short of Office's features, gives you similar functionality
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I use a PC. Scrivener was originally developed for the MAC and it gets raves. I love it on PC but apparently it can do much more on the MAC. I don't know anything about other programs nor the iMac.
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There is no mention of Mac compatibility on the packaging, only current versions of Windows. I doubt it is intended for use with Mac computers. -- JG
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If you are worried about not having Microsoft office on mac you can also buy the mac version of MS Office, or try other alternatives such as Open Office and Google Drive, both of which are free. With Mac you will rarely have to worry about getting nasty computer viruses which can have dangerous viruses which are common on Windows. I would recommend a Mac to anyone.
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I have a Mac book air and it was compatible with the Mac. My suggestion is that you use it for one purpose and not to keep using over and over as they are very flimsy.
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You can also buy Microsoft Office for Mac if you are not happy with pages. I think you will like the simplicity and the usability of Pages. It does the job in an elegant and easy way.
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I run on Mac. It has been compatible with all of my MS Office for Mac files. I would be willing to step out and say it should work well for the PC version as well.
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You are right. You should be able to save files as Word .doc or Excel .xls files. However, I took minutes at a Board of Directors meeting and could not successfully save the document so it could be read in Microsoft. I ended up printing the pages, then retyping them into Word. I'm not savvy with the MacBook Pro yet, but had a girl working for me who knew Apple well and could not convert the file to a readable .doc file. I think the Mac version of Office is the better way to go. Good luck. P.S. love your movies!