Can i make my pc desktop have the appearnce of a MAC. or look similar to a mac?
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Windows Blinds or Style XP are programs that allow you to change the theme of your windows desktop. There are many themes available that look like the various MAC versions.
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yes, the harddrive for pc's and macs are the same, you just have to format them properly for the machine.
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Use a Mac emulator.  Search for mac emulation.  Then you can use Mac OS on your microsoft working computer.  also, PC is generic for personal computer, macs are PC.
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How can u change your CPU background .. i mean , what do u want a robot or something to change it for u ..  ;-)
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I think you should boot up and remove that program. Sounds kinda flaky. Why on earth you would want a mac on a pc I dont know. Best thing to do is to install a Linux based OS. That will give that "Mac" feel. and you can still maintain a secondary OS such as XP.
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You have to try (at least Photoshop) on the 2 systems to see the deffrent.. Mac is powerfull in processing graphics and animation but after the new processors like(AMD 64bit/Intel P4 64bit) there i don't see any big deal from Mac..\nI didn't try it with 3D animations but i think it will the same case.
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If you right click the desktop and go to Properties, then Settings, then either the Advanced or Effects buttons, there may be something there you can tweak.\n\nI doubt this will help you, but it may be worth experimenting with.\n\nI looked around too, and I thought I had run across a setting like that, but it's one of those little-used, obscure kinds of things you see, but then forget about.
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Well depends on the os you're running. So in general go to your desktop preferences and set up the way you want your programs to run (normal, max, min or other).
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Yes you can, here's a great article on how to do it.\n\nhttp://www.macdevcenter.com/pub/a/mac/2002/11/19/mac_pc.html
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Right click ur desktop > Arrange Icons > Show desktop icons :)\nAs simple as that??!
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I would suggest getting somthing used.  Mac's tend to be quite a bit more expensive than Windows PC's, and because of their inginutity and design they don't really have a 'cheap' model.  Look in the papers and perhaps online...maybe ebay, for something used.
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A "Mac" is an Apple Macintosh computer:\nhttp://www.apple.com/getamac/\nThe new systems (Intel CoreDuo) can run BOTH Apple and Windows operating systems.  \n\nA "PC" is the term used for "Personal Computers" running Microsoft Windows:\nhttp://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/default.mspx\n\nI have Windoze at work and Macs at home\nA laptop at work is a Dell that had the hard drive die less than a year after purchase - Our Dell desktops have been more reliable (so far)...\n\nCompUSA http://www.compusa.com/\ncarries both Apple and Windows systems -- I'd suggest going to take a test drive and talking to some people at the store.  Unfortunately, not too many of the sales staff really know both systems, so keep asking around.  Also talk to other photographers and find out what they have (and what they wish they had).\n\nFor Photos, the Mac is probably your best option - it comes with iPhoto and Adobe PhotoShop is pretty much native to Macs.  It also can run a large variety of software: http://www.apple.com/macosx/applications/; http://www.apple.com/software/\nThere are two MacBook options - MacBook and MacBook Pro:\nhttp://store.apple.com/Catalog/US/Images/comparison_chart.html
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right click on your desktop go down to properties click on it\ngo to \nsettings and look at color quality it will say 32 bit or 64 bit
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HOW IS THIS QUESTION RELATED TO DESKTOPS?
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Right click on blank spot on your desktop and choose properties. Then choose settings tab. From there you can make the changes.
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Try this:\nhttp://www.gimp.org/macintosh/
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Hey Bud,\n\nCheck out http://www.desktopmachine.com/ some nice high quality pics there.  One of the best I have found so far anyways.