Yes, Most Macintosh users upload their files through the "Fetch" program or their design software. You can also use any of the popular email clients to access your email.

Yes. Our service is compatible with Macintosh and Linux based systems as long as your device is able to receive an 802.11b/g signal.

I'm afraid that my pages only work with Netscape 4.x, Internet Explorer 4.x, Neoplanet, HotJava, or Web TV (I've tested it on these). You should still be able to use Netscape or IE with AOL, however.

A) Yes, our system uses standards based devices such as 802.11b wireless, and ethernet connectivity. As long as your computer has either an ethernet card/port or 802.11b wireless card, it will be able to connect to our system.

The Macintosh model is compatible with Macintosh computers. The BAT uses a keyboard driver to function and plugs into the ADB port of your Macintosh.

Absolutely. In fact, Apple's AirPort™ system is probably the best-known Wi-Fi™ system in use today. And even if you didn't purchase an AirPortTM card with your computer, you can still purchase a card and add it to your computer to establish wireless access.

A list of some of the systems that support the MARC 21 formats is at www.loc.gov/marc/marcsysvend.html. The list includes systems that collect, organize and manage MARC 21 records.

For most applications Linux source code is compatible with other Unix systems. It supports almost everything that is available in System V Unix systems and the free and commercial BSD-derived systems. However in the Unix business such claim has nearly no value because there is no way to prove it. In the software development area complete compatibility is required instead of compatibility in "about most" cases. So years ago the need for standards arose, and nowadays POSIX.

The WJ MPR Series PC Card products are compatible with Microsoft® Windows® XP, Windows® 2000 and Windows® CE .NET initially. The Microsoft® Windows® Mobile for Pocket PC and possibly other operating systems will follow.

Answer: Yes. The export option will allow you to create a recipe file that is compatible with Microsoft Word and Macintosh AppleWorks.

Yes, the cd compilations work great with a Mac, your jpeg image viewer will open the images just fine.

Yes – But. We have ONE software program that actually runs on the MAC OS – that is a plug-in for Garage Band. If you have a newer Mac with an Intel processor which allows you to run Windows XP, you can utilize our PC software. Our understanding is that you have to purchase Windows however. Click here to check out the Garageband Fretlight Plugin!

Yes. Fully functioning FirstClass clients are available for all major platforms, including Macintosh, Unix, Linux, in addition to Windows operating systems.

Currently we do not offer a Macintosh version of our interactive CD-ROMs. It is important to understand that 95% or more of the computer user base is using PC-compatible computers. If you are marketing to companies, the percentage goes even higher. More than 98% of companies today are using a PC-compatible computer. Our future goals do encompass Macintosh compatibility and we will update this site when it is available.

Our web servers use standard FTP (file transfer protocol). Therefore, you can build your site on any Macintosh or PC and use FTP to upload your website files to the live web server. Home : About Us : Network : Services : Support : FAQ : Control Panel : Order Online : Sitemap : Contact : Terms Of Service

The majority of Canada.com Mail features can be used by PC and Macintosh computers. If you have questions about compatibility, please contact customer support.

My PSP Center is now fully compatible with Macintosh Systems . We include step by step guides and instructions specific to Macintosh users.

Yes, we can ship you a trial cd. Please fill out our online support form and request a trial cd to be sent to you. Please include your mailing address.

No, the PocketCam is only compatible with Windows 98/ME/2000. We do not have any Macintosh drivers for this camera or any of our cameras. You may be able to install the camera on your system if you were to install third party software, such as Virtual PC, which allows you to run Windows on a Macintosh computer.

No, our products are not compatible with Macintosh. You can find out about our products and their respective compatibilities here. No, you can be sure that we will not reveal your information to others. You will only be listed in our mailing lists if you subscribe to our newsletter, which we use to inform our customers about the latest news and upgrades. We will not subscribe you to any other mailing lists.

Through Pixera's PhotoShop Plug-In you are able to use a wide variety of 3rd party software application programs including:

Yes, all AGNPRO monitors are compatible with Macintosh computers through the VGA port or through the DVI port for those monitors with digital inputs. You may need to obtain either a VGA to Mac adapter or a DVI to ADC adapter There are no software drivers necessary for the Macintosh.

There is no problem using Birthdate for the Palm Pilot on a Macintosh computer since there is no desktop component for Birthdate. All relevant data is collected from the addressbook. Birthdate therefore only runs on your PalmPilot. All you need is the BIRTHDAT.PRC file and install it using hotsync. Yes, Birthdate works with Pilot 1000 and Pilot 5000 devices. I'd recommend a device with 512 KByte Memory though, since Birthdate takes some 30-40 K of memory alone.

Yes. PrintSmith is fully compatible with both Windows and Macintosh computers. You can even use Windows and Macintosh computers on the same PrintSmith network - at the same time! You can probably use PrintSmith on the computers you already have in your shop right now! Absolutely. PrintSmith is a modular software system, so you can rest assured that PrintSmith will grow with you.