Stay Connected! currently is not compatible with Apple/Macintosh computers. We are looking into that possibility.

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!

We do not recommend it even if you are using Windows Emulation Software. Also we cannot help you to set this up, nor can we help you with any issues.

There's no answer to that question. Both have their advantages, both have their disadvantages. MIT provides support and software (such as e-mail,printing, instant messaging, etc) for both platforms. The Computer Buying Advice can provide advice and demonstrations of systems. For more information, see their web page at http://web.mit.edu/ist/services/hardware/presales.html

Yes, all InFocus projectors are compatible with all Apple Macintosh computers. Some Macintosh computers may require additional adapters that you can purchase through an authorized Apple reseller.

Macintosh (Apple) users may get error messages like 'Authentication failed due to insufficient credentials' when accessing an EBSCO database with a non-compatible browser. Use the text-only version of EBSCOhost that is listed on the main list of databases in Maine InfoNet. Try a different browser: Internet Explorer, Netscape, Mozilla, Safari (Mac only), Opera, etc. Also, Mac users may experience difficulty opening PDFs automatically. The PDF file appears in .

We have no plans at the present time to offer a model of the film drive that is compatible with MACINTOSH Computers.

Yes, they are. However, they have ether to be connected to Power Macintosh either using an IBM VGA card or the Macintosh with separate sync on video sync signal output . The LCD panels are not compatible with conventional Macintosh because it uses sync on green on video sync output.

This update provided support for third-party 54Mbps 802.11g client adapters using the Broadcom chipset. Buffalo U.S.A. provides support for our AirStation 54Mbps Notebook Adapter (WLI-CB-G54A) and AirStation 54Mbps Desktop PCI Adapter (WLI-PCI-G54) with this update. Appletalk is supported. The AirStation 54Mbps Notebook Adapter (WLI-CB-G54A) is compatible with Apple Powerbooks with an available CardBus slot.

We do not support Macintosh computers. Our CBL programs are designed for a computer running on Windows® 98, 2000 or XP operating system.

How do I add privileges to more than one user/group when sharing a folder on an AppleShare IP server? I want one group to have Read and Write access to a folder, but I want another group to have just Read access.

The MacOS operating system and Apple Macintosh computers do not have problems with the year 2000. All MacOS operating system date and time utilities have correctly handled the year 2000 since the introduction of the Macintosh.

Yes, please make sure your printer support "postscript" before you install the print server and choose the Laser writer as the printer model.

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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.

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've lost the ability to insert an accent mark. I use to be able to do Option + (accent grave) the letter and get results - now I do not get any with Option sequence.

Yes, the DSL modem connects to the computer over ethernet which is compatible with a Macintosh (Apple Computer) as long as it has an ethernet card.

Please note even though BigPond supports Macintosh platforms, AdvantAir is not supported by Macintosh platforms.

Yes, Rhymer for the Macintosh Classic works with OS 9.x and OS X. Easy Letters runs only on Windows. However, we understand there is a program that emulates Microsoft Windows on the Macintosh. If you have that program, first try the Windows 3.1 evaluation version of Easy Letters. If that works, the full version should work too.

The Nikon camera comes with software and cables for the Macintosh in addition to the PC. These's no reason why you can't use a Macintosh to do this as long as it is networked and has the JAVA virtual machine.

this time, Woodturner Pro is not available for any platform other than Microsoft Windows. It is possible that a future release will be made available for the Macintosh platform.

Yes. You have two options. Most newer Macintosh Power PCs, G3s and G4s have a slot for an Apple AirPort Wi-Fi module. If you didn't order it when you bought your Apple computer, Freedom Wireless can supply you with one. . If you have an older Mac laptop with a PC Card slot, you can choose from among several different manufacturers who make Apple-compliant PC Card radios. USB adapters for Apple are also available.

Yes, we currently offer NetZero Platinum for Mac users. If you already have a NetZero Platinum account, simply visit my.netzero.net/s/download to download the NetZero Platinum software for Mac. If you are a Mac user and do not have a NetZero Platinum account, visit www.netzero.net using your Mac to sign up for a NetZero Platinum Mac account. copy;2000 - 2003 NetZero, Inc. NetZero is a registered trademark, and the NetZero logo is a trademark of NetZero, Inc.

Maybe, depending on your area of study.? Some schools like the College of Business require PCs (or Intel Macs with Bootcamp/Parallels) where Graphic Design prefers Macs. If you opt for a Mac, you may need to purchase a Windows emulation program like Virtual PC, Parallels, or Bootcamp if you have to run specialized Windows software.?

Yes ChurchWatch runs very well on an Apple Macintosh. But you'll need a good Windows emulator such as "Parallels" (http://www.parallels.com/en/products/workstation/mac/). We have customers that use this solution without problems.

Regrettably the Namikiteru Connection Manager software is not compatible with Macintosh computers, therefore it is not supported.