Mac OSX for new mac owners
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 Sep 4 2007, 08:26 PM
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Yes to all your questions. Office 2004 might be slow for Intel users as it uses Rosetta to translate PowerPC instructions to Intel. A good alternative might be NeoOffice , But I still prefer to use M$ Office because of its name
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Sep 6 2007, 06:26 PM
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QUOTE(vetkin_gray @ Sep 6 2007, 05:20 PM) oh okay... thx for the replies.. Yeah sometimes certain thing goes missing. You should double check by clicking save as and then hit on compatibility check as it runs a check to see if its okay. For Powerpoint always use JPEG , otherwise TIFF Images does not even get displayed on windows pc (unless they have quicktime compresser) i'll try hard to get it for free  my worst fear is when opening the ms word doc(mac) with a pc, the words or objects or symbols will bcome messy or does not appear. cz that's what happened to my science teacher a few years back ago.  acrobat reader is available for mac right?? my uni uses ms word 03, acrobat reader 7, powerpoint, ms visual c++ on my pc, i always use applications like bitcomet,limewire,google earth, vlc, live messenger etc  Yeah , OSX comes with a PDF Reader . So it shouldn't be a problem. Plus there is always Acrobat Reader for it The Alternatives :- BitComet <----> Transmission VLC <-----> VLC LimeWire <----> LimeWire Google Earth <----> Google Earth Live Messenger <----> aMSN |
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