BlackBerry is compatible with Windows 95/98, Windows NT, Windows 2000 and IBM® Lotus Notes. BlackBerry does not support Macintosh computers.

Answer: NuBus cards cannot be used in this Power Macintosh. However, to preserve your investment in NuBus technology, a NuBus expansion chassis for PCI will be available from Second Wave, Inc. This chassis will enable you to continue to use your existing NuBus cards in Power Macintosh systems with PCI slots.

All of our computers are PCs; we do not own any Mac computers. If your disk or CD has been formatted in a Mac computer, you will not be able to use it on our computers. Some word processing files created on Word for Mac can be opened in Microsoft Word by going to the File menu, selecting Open, and choosing "Word for Macintosh" from the Files of Type menu on the Open dialog box.

Question: Does my Power Macintosh have an FPU (Floating Point Unit/Math coprocessor)? I see errors that an FPU is not installed. Answer: All PowerPC processor chips, which all Power Macintosh computers use, have an integrated FPU. You may be seeing the "FPU not installed" error for two reasons: You are running "conventional" software in 68K emulation. This operating mode does not provide access to the computer's floating point unit. Thus, the program does not work.

No. Only computers running Windows can be used at this time. There are no plans at this time for developing b-PAC for use in other environments.

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.

Answer: The Power Macintosh 7200 series computers can currently be upgraded to a Power Macintosh 7600/120. See the following Tech Info Library article for more detailed information, or contact your local Apple-authorized service provider:

Version 6.2 is a universal binary and runs natively on both Power PC and Intel Macintosh computers. Version 6.2 will not run under Mac OS 9. If you need to use Gradekeeper under Mac OS 9, you will need to continue to use version 6.1, the last version that will run under Mac OS 9. Version 6.2 does not change the file format, so you can open files saved by 6.2 with 6.1 if you need to.

TecsChange focuses on IBM-compatible equipment only. The South Africa Township Schools Project, based in Medford, is accepting Macs -- ranging from SE to G4 models. You can read an early (2001) article about their project at: http://www.riverdeep.net/current/2001/11/111901_computers.jhtml If you email them at field@theworld.com they will email you a full description of exactly what Mac equipment they will accept and how to proceed.

How do you protect security of remote access? By default, the data that travels between the terminal server and the terminal services' client is protected by encryption. The RDP protocol uses the RC4 symmetric encryption algorithm with up to 128 bit keys. The RC4 encryption keys are generated after an initial key exchange in which RSA asymmetric encryption is used.

The WS-311M can be used on a Macintosh computer that has Windows Media Player for Mac installed. Windows Media Player for Mac can be downloaded for free at Microsoft's web site. The WS-311M is not compatible with iTunes. If the files are opened using iTunes, the files will become corrupted and rendered unplayable.

yet there is no version of Valuesoft suitable for a Mac. Even though a spreadsheet made in Excel for a PC can be opened on a Mac, Valuesoft cannot be used on a Mac. The reason is that Valuesoft builds itself into an Excel spreadsheet but this is only possible when the spreadsheet is opened on a PC.

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

Aries' Apple file sharing service allows your Aries to act as a AppleTalk router for Apple Macintosh computers. You can even share the same files between Windows and Macintosh machines, if you enable both file sharing and AppleTalk service at the same time.

These may suffice for some users, in which case all that's needed is a Web browser, ID, and PIN. Unfortunately, the current versions of the Web products do not provide full functionality. See Banner Web access below for more details. For many non-Windows computers, software can be obtained which emulates Windows. Banner has been tested successfully at McGill using a couple of these products. See details of platforms and products.

Any devices with WiFi capabilities work with WiFiRV solutions. We have technical specialists that are trained in your operating systems, not matter which you use! Prior to our arrival we do a site assessment and risk analysis to be sure that the installation expert sent to your facility is ready to answer all your questions. PCs, Macs, and other devices can all be part of the wireless fun; the more the better!

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.

Although PS1.3 is not designed for Macintosh computers, Mac users reported PS1.3 runs perfectly using the "Virtual PC" emulator for Macintosh systems (tested on the Macintosh Powerbook G3 and other systems).

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.

Sorry at this time myCitadel Wallet and SecureSwipe are not compatible with Macintosh. Please let us know if you would like us to add it to our requirements.