A Mac cannot be used as a life raft!
Definitely not.
The new iMacs weight 9KG :|
With a Mac, you can't help but feel slightly superior to windows users
A Mac cannot be used as a life raft!
Definitely not.
The new iMacs weight 9KG :|
With a Mac, you can't help but feel slightly superior to windows users![]()
Make a cup or tea?
Seriously though, I had once a zip file I'd long since forgotten the password to and I couldn't find a Mac version of any Zip password cracker so had to use Winblows to sort.
I'd downloaded some films which were compressed in some ridiculous '7-zip' format I'd never heard of which only ran on Windows.
Other than that the well known games issue. Thats about it.
No? Yes you can. It happens all the time to me. Try going on www.nintendo-europe.com (any language) and surf that website for longer than 30 seconds without Safari crashing.
Modify the subtitles that are displayed with a movie file (i.e. changing the framerate and/or the delay).
Grr.
I can't connect to a Blackberry?
I use the ? mark since the software that came with a friends Blackberry was Windows only. I haven't really checked to see if theres Mac released official Blackberry software yet.
You sure can sync with BB.
Use pocketmac. Can be googled or here is a link:
http://www.pocketmac.net/products/pmblackberry/
Syncs with Entourage, iCal, Mail, etc. Hope that helps!
I haven't tested it yet as I don't have a mac yet but I've heard good things about it.
I tried it and the site works for me. I'm using Leopard 10.5.2, and Safari 3.1.1 if that helps you.
Good Luck
I really wish to know.
Easily, or even at all (?), play legally purchased DVDs from multiple regions. On Windows machines (at least the ones I've had) it's fairly easy to open up the DVD to read all kinds of DVD regions.
Easily, or even at all (?), play legally purchased DVDs from multiple regions. On Windows machines (at least the ones I've had) it's fairly easy to open up the DVD to read all kinds of DVD regions.
Really the biggest pain I have with Macs. If someone know of a solution, please let me know... I have about 500 DVDs from 2-3 regions as I move/travel a bunch.
I can't for the life of me explain to the majority of mac users that it's also okay that other people are using other operating systems and just because they themselves are using macs, doesn't mean that the whole should.
Oh yeah, and also that Apple isn't a company sent from the divine powers and they make mistakes too.
I tried it and the site works for me. I'm using Leopard 10.5.2, and Safari 3.1.1 if that helps you.
Good Luck
Uhmm... as far as I remember, you can easily change the region code of the DVD Player app once you insert a DVD from another region than the one already set, but that's limited to five changes until it's locked, so maybe you already changed it too often. I've seen posts claiming that VLC doesn't care about the region code, though I can't test this right now
on the contrary, i think he does get it.Dude...You so totally don't get it.![]()
No? Yes you can. It happens all the time to me. Try going on www.blah (any language) and surf that website for longer than 30 seconds without Safari crashing.
Flash hardware...like an XBOX360
I've ran into multiple issues with applications and software not running for Mac. I had to do my taxes on a PC because the software wasn't available for Mac. There are also games such as Warhammer Online which will not be available for the Mac.
There are many, many, great features about Mac. But, some of the restraints are to say the least annoying.