I downloaded the Line app from the official website on my book.
when i tried to open it, it was blocked as book didnt allow unauthorised licensed app

where could i download Line which can be used on book?

Hi all, I'm new to mac and I'd like to know, if the Microsoft office for mac is worth buying? Or are there better ways to work with words, PowerPoint and so on?
Thanks in advance

Google doc, what you need is just the internet

Just curious anyone of you are using office365(either company or home) on your Mac?? My company got E3 license and so each user is allow to install in not more than 5 computers(PC or Mac) plus 5 mobile devices.. Not too sure whether any different between using the 365 version as compare to the desktop version but perhaps will try to do the setup tonight..

Yes it is totally worth buying if you have the money for it. Otherwise you can use free alternatives such as Google Docs or Open Office. You can also try Apples own office Suite iWorks09.

Anyone using MacKeeper ? Is it secure and safe ?

Anyone tried Shade app ? It is a very cool app that will hide your messy dekstop.
You can select your own picture to cover your original dekstop.
This app used to be free, but now costs $9.99. Luckily I installed it when it was still free.

Shade

Useful app that allows you to have more resolutions on any Mac including non-Retina Macs (up to 3840 x 2160).

RDM

anybody here downloaded KUWO player?
I wanted to install it on my mac air, but it mentioned the file harms my mac

Can you post screenshot of that alert ?

Please give me adobe acrobat pro..

just curios to ask ,any functions u need form it? because seem Preview can did the most of the job which Adobe actobat pro can do.

I used acrobat pro in windows so just wanted to do the same thing..I use it to compile PDFs and add text and stuff..whats the software you are talking about? is there a similar software like acrobat pro for mac?

Preview is a buit in software in Mac...below are some link, u can get more form google.
http://www.macworld.com/article/2045686/ed...th-preview.html
http://www.maclife.com/article/howtos/mani...s_using_preview
http://www.macworld.com/article/1132468/workingmac2504.html

This post has been edited by sin2010: Nov 18 2013, 09:25 AM

Here http://www.adobe.com/cfusion/tdrc/index.cf...s&promoid=KHXXV

It is a 30-days trial.

Oh and I forgot, if you don't want to use Preview and want other free alternative, you can use Skim

https://www.macupdate.com/app/mac/24590/skim

Thanks a to mate...which one is better?

Hmm, Adobe Acrobat Pro is a paid software, Skim is freeware and Preview is built-in App on Mac.

Why don't you try all and see which one is better.

*You can find Preview in "Finder > Applications > Preview".

BTW, below is a useful link for you to read, it is Preview basics/tutorials.

http://support.apple.com/kb/ht2506

i can't find that app mate..

found it..its like an image editor right?