Anyone know of a library or other in Toronto area that I can use Mac?
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Hi, use the map on the site below to find a public library near you.  There are many libraries in and around Toronto, and I'm sure many will have a few Mac computers available.  The resource below provides telephone numbers to each listed library, so  I would suggest you give the libraries close to you a call to find out if they have Macs available, before making the trip.\n\nToronto Public Libraries:\nhttp://www.tpl.toronto.on.ca/hou_loc_index.jsp\n\nGoogle Maps, Libraries in Toronto:\nhttp://www.google.co.uk/maps?hl=en&lr=&q=libraries&near=Toronto,+ON,+Canada&sa=X&oi=local&ct=title\n\nIf you don't have any luck with the libraries, you could always pop into any Apple retail store and familiarise yourself with one of the Macs on display.  I'm sure one of the Apple sales assistants will also be happy to sit down with you and go through the basics; they're usually good like that.\n\nApple Retail Stores, Torronto:\nEaton Centre: http://www.apple.com/ca/retail/eatoncentre/week/20061105.html\nSherway Gardens: http://www.apple.com/ca/retail/sherwaygardens/week/20061105.html\nYorkdale: http://www.apple.com/ca/retail/yorkdale/week/20061105.html\n\nFinally, Apple's website has an excellent resource for people who are new to Macs or those that have switched from using PC's.  You'll learn basics of using a Mac aswell as tips on troubleshooting should things go wrong.  Once you familiarise yourself with the user interface and the way things are done, Macs are increadibly easy to use.\n\nMac 101:\nhttp://www.apple.com/support/mac101/\n\nSwitch 101:\nhttp://www.apple.com/support/switch101/
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http://www.univsource.com/mi.htm\ncheck this out...theres a bunch of options, depending on what you are looking for.
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Any online storage, like .Mac works just fine.  You can use Yahoo! mail, but you'll want to store a bunch on each message (by artist?), you're "limited" to 1GB, and it's not as elegant.
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I've had a Dell.  They are good but then I was converted to a Mac.  Seriously, they may cost a bit more but are soooo easy to use and have none of the problems pc's have.  A lot of fun, too.  Check 'em out.  I have the iBook G4.
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You could use Sun's open office, which will allow you to open MS Word files on your Mac, even without MS Word. From theer you could easily copy and paste to your existing form
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Also take a look at Majorgeeks. This is one of the best sites online for shareware/freeware and they recently added a Mac section.\n\nhttp://mac.majorgeeks.com/
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OMG!!! call 1 800 mac? or something like that?
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try the website macofalltrades.com\n\ni got an old imac g3 from them about a year ago and it worked great (sold it to get my mac mini though)\n\nalso, check out the site macworld.com, they should have a bunch of links to used and refurb. sites
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There is one in Fayetteville called Megabyte Computer Center.  It is on Joyce Blvd at the south east corner of the 71B and Joyce intersection across from the Red Lobsters on the other side of 71B.  It is easy to find.\nIt is a good store with Apple stuffs.\nGood luck.
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u can go to the apple web site http://www.apple.com/downloads/macosx/\nu can also try http://www.download.com   and\nhttp://www.softpedia.com    I hope this helps.
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Any public library will let you use their computers. at times, you may have to go to the circulation desk and regester as a guest patron (some libraries have agreements where patrons from one library district/system can go to the circultion desk of another, have their card scanned and be granted full privilages, but this usually only applies to libraries in the same state). Also if you have a laptop with wi-fi T-mobile hotspots cost $6.00 for the first hour and $0.60 for each additional 10 minutes, these can be found at almost any starbucks, Kinkos, Borders books, many airports and many other locations. Another option is a computer store, many (such as apple stores: http://www.apple.com/retail ) will let you use their computers for free as long as it looks like your actuall browsing. also if you have dialup and a latop fing out the local access number for the place you're visiting. If you have broadband, many providers have a 1-800 dial-up access number for their customers to use if the vbroadband connection at their house goes down or if their traveling, usually 6 hours per month are included free each month.
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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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dont bother with usenext.\n\nI prefer giganews. it's much better. a decent mac newsreader is http://www.panic.com/unison/
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You need a Macintosh.
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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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Try:\n\nhttp://www.accessmylibrary.com/
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You can go to this blog http://lost-newbie.blogspot.com/ to download the FREE open source office suitable for mac