Best compatible scanner that works great with operating system Mac OSX Tiger?
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Hello Geof,\n\nAny scanner that is TWAIN compatible will work with the Mac OS X.  You can usually find out if a certain brand of scanner is compatible with Mac OS X, by going to the scanner's manufacturer web site.  It should say right on the package if it is Mac compatible.  If it is, it should have drivers available for the Mac or simply have a compatible TWAIN data source.\n\nApple no longer lists the scanners.\n\n--Rick
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Lexmark makes scanners, copiers and printers.  If that's what you meant then yes, most are compatibile with Macs.  You can go to this website and click on customer support if you want to check a specific Lexmark product:\n\nhttp://www.lexmark.com/\n\nplrr
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http://www.apple.com/macosx/leopard/ichat.html\n\nhttp://www.apple.com/support/ichat/\n\nhttp://www.apple.com/support/mac101/work/11/\n\nhttp://www.apple.com/support/tiger/install/\n\nhttp://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=301050\n\nhttp://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=106693\n\nhttp://discussions.apple.com/category.jspa?categoryID=139
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The best one is Opera :\n\nThis is the fastest browser I have yet seen on Mac OS. It's also not bad on BeOS, Linux and Windows. Opera clearly demonstrates that improvements to a satisfying Web experience don't depend on the size of the company that produces it. Version 6.0 provided nearly full support for CSS, but handled some things differently from other browsers. Version 7.5 is a major improvement to Opera for Macintosh, bringing it to the top of the list of best Mac browsers and matching feature for feature the latest versions available on Windows and Linux. Even though similar browsers are completely free, these improvements should put Opera back into competition. Use of Opera is now completely free - without an advertising window. It was formerly $39 for the commercial, non-advertising version. This is my main browser on Windows. Versions 7.54u1 and 7.54u2 are security updates. Version 8.0.2 includes security-related fixes. 8.10 preview 2 was released after 8.0.2 and again includes support for BitTorrent filesharing. As of version 8.5 Opera is now free! Besides offering up dozens of new features, Opera 9.0 pre 1 has new keyboard commands that bring it more into line with those of other modern browsers. Version 8.5.1 is a security update. Version 9.0 is now a universal binary and adds "widgets", support for BitTorrent, site-specific preferences and much more.\n\nDownload link :\nhttp://www.opera.com/download/mac.html\n\nNetscape Communicator\n\nIs available from Netscape. It works in both Mac OS 9 and OS X, and is compatible with many web pages. The current version is 7.2 for both Mac OS 9. It does not provide tabbed browsing or popup blocking software built into it. Netscape has NOT been updated to 8.0, as it has been for Windows.\n\nDownload link :\nhttp://www.netscape.com/\n\nMozilla Firefox, which is available from Mozilla. It's free and the current version is 1.5.0.2. It has the same core web browsing software built into it as Netscape Communicator and Mozilla. It provides tabbed browsing and has built-in popup blocking software.\n\nDownload Link :\nhttp://www.mozilla.org/
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Any printer/scanner that is XP compatible will work.  Your next question(s) should concern the cost of operating and the quality of the output.  Buying a printer that prints 4 pages per minute as opposed to one that prints 20 pages per minute for a minimal difference in price as well as a higher quality output should also be considered.  If all you want is a cheap printer - you can probably buy one used.
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I'd go with Norton Ghost (Symantec) or DriveImage XML (Runtime Software)...
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I have a mac mini, and a g4 laptop. Both have tiger.
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I will choose Apple Macintosh in accordance to it's OS - Mac OS X 10.4 Tiger, due to it's based on highly reliable and stable foundation - UNIX. I have been used my new iBook for more then a year and it's really has no breakdowns or failures. Besides UNIX, the seamlessly built-in desktop search engine - Spotlight makes you finds your information just in seconds. The Mac OS or Macintosh today is truely compartible with other Windows computers, networks, disks or softwares.\n\n"It's the best operating system out here" saids Walt Mossberg, author of Personal Technology column in Wall Street Journal.
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get one from tigerdirect.com. they have very cheap prices there. and you should have an external one if your using a mac
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http://www.scanner-drivers.com/drivers/85/85995.htm\n\nGlad to answer a legible question finally. And with a specific model number for the hardware questioned.
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Dells are the cheapest.  Macs are limited because you can't take your files to other computers if need be.  You can create a file on a Dell and take it to a different pc to use it.\n\nI'd get the Dell, Dude.
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I am using an Epson 4180 Photo scanner.  Works well for the job.
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scanner Hardware & save it PDF File
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We had an old legacy windows programs. Few Mac client had recently needed to use. So i gave them a solution as Mac OS 10X with RDC. It worked well.
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I assume you mean pentium 4 in a PC. Simple answer: NO An Apple OS will only work in a Mac. (Windoze, UNIX, etc. stuff will work in a Mac however!) If it is a Mac with a G-4 (rather than a Pentium 4) You will need more RAM. (at least 512 Meg and preferably 1 Gig or more) Tiger will work with 256 Meg, but that is marginal. If you want to get away from Windoze, you need to go with a Mac. G-4, G-5 or new Intel version will handle Tiger with no problems. G-3 will work, but will be awfully slow.
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There are many online scanners that you can use.\nBe advised that these are bandwith hoggy\nTrendMicro has been very reliable over the years.\nIt's online though so no dial up.\nThe Grisoft download is free for home users and works great.\nHope this helps
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CopyGear rocks\n\nhttp://www.redchairsoftware.com/anapod/copygear-mac.php