have you got anything done on a mac?
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Made a cool song with garage band and wrote articles for the paper.  Great with media and graphic design.  Just not good for anything else.
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Click the link below for a complete tutorial of the Mac for beginners. hope this solve your problem!
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Have you tried running a program like AnyDVD?
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I recently switched to using a mac, and I love it. I immediately noticed that I was more productive. I can spend 3 hours on my newer PC P2 2Ghz, then spend 3 hours on my mac g3 333, and somehow on my older mac I have written 50+ pages or completed a research project in the same time I may have finished 10 pages on the PC.\nWith a mac everything really does "just work" I haven't had to spend hours looking for drivers, downloading many many programs to find one that works well, I haven't had as much reason to worry about viruses, all my work is encrypted and saved for only me, even though there are several others who use the mac regularly they can't access my work.\nOn my Mac I can use graphically attractive font's like "Adobe Garamond" which was used in the printing of harry-pottter books.\nand I don't have to spend any extra money for a font-pack. \nWith the i-life suite from apple, I can handle itunes music, make my own music, handle photos, edit home-videos. And with the literally hundreds of small things that help you at every moment when using the mac, like spell-check inside of almost every editor, integrated search functionality with spotlight and limitless other little things.\nSo for me the new i-macs are perfect offering every functionality I could possibly need, and with the support for windows integrated I don't need 2 machines anymore.\nIt's also amazing to me that Microsoft couldn't create anything new with windows vista. Vista is a lesser copy of Mac OS X, and I can imagine that after vista is released and apple releases jaguar in a month or 2 apple will show they have innovated, they didn't have to copy anyone.
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throw your pc away and get a mac
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Step #1:  Shut down the Mac -- or just wait a few minutes and it will do it by itself (you don't have to waste your time actually saving anything first, it will just shut down all by itself.)  If you want to hurry the shut-down process, start working on something important.\n\nStep #2:  Throw a heavy, blunt object at the Mac ... ensure you disconnect it from the power supply (outlet) -- much like Mac's do from the internet.\n\nStep #3:  Buy a live Chicken.  Sacrafice it in front of a Window in your home as a symbolic gesture to the one true and omnipotent OS.\n\nStep #4:  Visit a friend's a house who ownes a PC ... they usually work ... buy a PC on-line.  You will probably need a friend with a PC to help you since it's been so long since you've actually seen anything but cached pages ... this isn't the 80's anymore, we have much shorter hair now.\n\nStep #5:  Throw out the bong (in case you haven't heard, they test for that stuff now)\n\nStep #6:  Upgrade from Ms. Pacman to Doom III when your new PC arrives.\n\nStep #7:  Take a week off ... the culture shock will be a little much to deal with ... things happen so quickly in the real world these days.\n\nJust Kidding ... it's all in fun ... Please don't take offense ... just a friendly rivalry !    ;-)
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do you have java enabled?
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Depends if you're Mac or PC.  I have to remember 2 ways as I use Mac at work (Cmd-p) and PC at home (Ctrl-p).\n\nQuick keys can be a pain sometimes - lol
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Yes.  I used to be a PC user until I saw the light.  The great thing about Macs is that everything just works.  It's easy to use and I don't have to worry about viruses (Not as much as I would using a PC anyway).
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That happens in my Mac too, I have to answer in a PC
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Macs have Pages ( http://www.apple.com/iwork/pages/ ) but there's also MS Office for Mac, Open Office and Neo Office.
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Throw the whole thing out and get a Mac.
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Hi there...here's a forum which someone asked the very same question and many people responded with the following: http://forums.applenova.com/showthread.php?t=6397&page=1&pp=30\n\nAnother site: http://www.silvermac.com/2006/cool-things-you-can-do-on-mac/
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YOu got some work to do.  \n\nStart---Control Panel---Add or Remove Programs---and get going
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Have u finished ur home work?
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not sure but if you have a mac i'm sure you could do it on there
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did you load the software for it?