Windows has MS Word, what does a Mac have?
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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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Tiger is very cool  Unfortuately, a computer designed for Windows will not recognize the Mac OS.   Sorry.  \n\nThe opposite is not true, however.  You can easily install Windows on any of the new Mac computers, through an included program on the Mac called Boot Camp.  But while Macs will run both Mac OS and Windows, Windows boxes will not run the Mac OS.  \n\nGood luck!!
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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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I've used Remote Desktop, which comes with the MS Office suite, to access Windows PCs from my Mac.
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You don't have to buy it.. Microsoft makes a viewer for Mac users.\n\nhttp://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=e25cb1e5-209c-4a58-b283-23e84b616477&displaylang=en
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I would pick apple.  In my experinces, I've had far less problems using mac os x than with windows.  Sure, there is more software for windows, but all of the major names work with mac os x (even micrsoft office).  The operating systems are about equal in terms of ease of use if you're a person who is moderately good with computers.  One thing about mac os x is that you don't have to worry about viruses as much and you wont have to worry about spyware or adware at all.  I went mac 3 years ago and I highly doubt if I will ever go back to windows.  For me it just works better.  You'll get some people who are die hard mac fans/microsoft haters and some who are microsoft fans/mac haters.  I think both operating systems have their advantages and disadvantages.  For me mac os x advantages outwiegh it's disadvantages.
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Nope, but Apple has software available that lets you run Windows on an Apple computer.
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It depends on what kind of work you do.  It would be better to choose Windows if you do office work, check email, browse the internet, and play pc games.  Macs are known for their easy interface for tasks such as home movie editing.  In the past, the two systems had major compatiblity issues but now it is easy to transfer files between the two systems.  I would either buy a Windows desktop right away or might wait another month for a Mac system.  Apple will release new computers next month that run on Intel processors.  These computers might be able to run Mac OS X and Windows.
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Are you serious?  Asking a question like that is like asking if your apple contains corn flakes too.  Windows XP is an operating system.  MS Office is a suite of programs that includes Excel, Word, Access, Outlook and Power Point.
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Mac.\n\nGraphic applications are better set up for mac use and the mac handles them better too. Plus, you'll find that font usage is far superior and intuitive on a mac. It's also fundamentally more stable than PC - especially OSX.\n\nI have used a mac since about 1989 and have a PC at home. Whilst my pc is far faster for most things including games, my mac is much more reliable from a graphics perspective.
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Windows beats Mac 100%!
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It depends on your plan of use. If you plan to use if for office, then its better to use windows because it has programs like word, powerpoint, excel, etc which is really useful in the office. but if you are in the magazine or publication then its better to use a mac os because of the sound and picture quality is very good.\n\nanother difference is that with windows there are a lot of softwares and programs available in the market  that can be compatible with the os because windows comprise almost 80% of all the computer in the world. but the downside is that because of this there are also alot of people familiar with windows already hence the proliferation of alot of viruses, bugs, worms,etc that can infect your computer. On the other hand, even though that there is not alot software/programs for an apple or a mac because it only comprise 15% (5% all other os) of the world's computers, you can be sure that your computer has less possibilty of being infected by viruses. \n\nAside from being more user friendly, there is this fact that you cannot clone a mac. everything i done by apple. there are no spareparts for an apple thus increasing the security of a mac computer.\n\npricing also does make a very big difference. due to the exclusiveness of a mac computer, its very expensive compared to a windows computer. but if you think you cant handle viruses and your computer crashing, so i think a mac is a very good investment.\n\nthis are some of the point i can share with you about a mac and a windows os. now its up to you to make the choice.
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It's a Word Processor. Word processor is a kind of text editor that can do formattings. Normally, a text editor is unable to do formatting, but a Word Processor makes it possible to define formatting, but in expense of reduced compatibility (a plain text is able to be read by virtually all computer, in any platform, in any configuration (except perhaps for the problems on the Unix Line Ending, which is the only incompatibility between Unix and Windows and Macs text editor, some text editor is aware of this and is able to correctly handle all types of line ending))
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I think Open office has a version for a mac\n\nhttp://openoffice.org use this link: http://distribution.openoffice.org/p2p/index.html Select version 2.0.4 _> Mac Version-> Download-> select a mirror and you should be all set. * The file is in torrent so you might need a torrent application. http://www.bittorrent.com/download.html\n\nI do not know why they switch to torrent but you can download it like that. If you are unhappy with torrent just ask and I;ll download it with torent and post it somehwere the regular application and you can download it regularly if you like.\n\n++Note++\nIf you want to open the document with microsoft office say at a school make sure you save your document As  Extension .doc not open office extension.\n\nWhat version of Mac do you have?\n\nand There is a version of Microsfort Office for Mac Version.\n\nHere is another Open source Word Documents which are legally 100% Free\n\nhttp://www.abisource.com/download/
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Notepad for Windows (FREE)\nTextEdit for Mac (FREE)
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browse through finder, it gives all the folders present on the system,\nusing MAC is easy than windows(there are no wizards in mac).\njust go on clicking OK :)
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windows is user friendly but mac is better if you are a graphic designer.