81. Useful Components Built Into The Macintosh Operating System BuiltIn Components Calculator SimpleText Scrapbook Calculator- A simple, four function calculator. To open the calculator move http://www.memphis-schools.k12.tn.us/admin/tlapages/mac_built_in.htm

Home Site Map On-Line Practice Modules Macintosh ... Entry Level Index : Built-In Components Mouse Windows Desktop Built-In Formatting a Disk Saving Keyboard Built-In Components Calculator SimpleText Scrapbook Calculator - A simple, four function calculator To open the calculator move your mouse pointer to the Apple logo in the top left corner of your screen. Gently click the mouse button and leave it held down. Slide the pointer down in the list to Calculator and let go of the mouse button. Your calculator will open. Don't expect too much from this, after all it is free. Task: Open the calculator Enter your age Divide by 7 Remember that answer, it is your age in dog years. The person writing this page is 8.4 dog years old. Calculate the age of that person in human years. SimpleText A simple word processor with no formatting built in Because there is no formatting built in, this application is very useful to people writing web pages like this one. If you are just starting with computers, you will probably want to use another word processor. Note: Finding SimpleText is not simple to someone new to computers.

82. Macintosh Operating System Eastern New Mexico University, macintosh operating system. Do you havea question about your macintosh operating system? If you're http://www.enmu.edu/services/technology/computer/help/computer-care/information/

Macintosh Operating System ENMU Services Technology and Computing Information Technology Services ... Computer Information Macintosh Operating System Vol. 8 Issue 2 Do you have a question about your Macintosh operating system? If you're like most Mac users, there are hundreds of little system tweaks and goodies you have not yet explored. To get you started, we looked at some frequent questions about versions 8.5 and the Mac operating system. Q: I keep hearing about the System and the Finder. What are they? Q: What do extensions and control panels do? A: If the SYSTEM FOLDER is the heart of your Mac, extensions (the jigsaw-puzzle icons) and control panels (icons with a slide on them) are the blood. To over simplify, control panels handle system functions, and extensions control external activities. Which of these you need depends on the configuration of your computer and your programs. Download the InformINIT (http://mcO4.equinolx.net/infonninit) shareware ($15) to help you decide which of these you need. Q: What is the easiest way to access these?

83. Mac OS 8.5, Macintosh Operating System 8.5 Software Training CD-ROM Tutorial Click Here for more about VTC Interactive Training CD's Mac Operating System8.5 Training CD £79.95 ($119 US) What's New In OS 8.5/6 · Introduction http://www.cvision.co.uk/cd/macos85.htm

CD-ROM Training for Mac OS 8.5 (VTC) Click Here for more about VTC Interactive Training CD's Mac Operating System 8.5 Training CD - £79.95 ($119 US) What's New In OS 8.5/6 Organize Files/Folders/Disks Simple Text · Simple Text · Text Editing · PostScript/TrueType Fonts · Font Samples · Add/Remove Fonts · Font Management Printing Networking Sherlock · Find File · Find By Content · Search Internet · Saved Finds · Plug-ins Mac-PC Issues · PC Exchange · File Translation · Windows Options QuickTime · QuickTime Interface · QuickTime Pro The Apple Menu · What is the Apple Menu? · Adding to the Apple Menu · Apple System Profiler · Automated Tasks · CD Audio Player · Calculator · Chooser · Control Panels · Favorites · Internet Access · Jigsaw Puzzle · Key Caps · Network Browser · Note Pad · Recents · Remote Access Status · Scrapbook · Sherlock · SimpleSound · Stickies System Folder · Intro to the System Folder · Finder · System File · Apple Menu Items · Control Panels · Extensions · Startup Items · Shut Down Items · Preferences Control Panels Getting Online iMAC · What is an iMac? · Software Differences · Hardware Differences · What the iMac Does Have · iMac Software

84. JS Online: Reinstalling Operating System Can Speed Up Computer Mac OS X is quite different from previous versions of the macintosh operating systemin appearance and in its technological underpinnings, and the number of http://www.jsonline.com/bym/tech/news/apr02/39075.asp

E-MAIL JS ONLINE WTMJ WKTI ... Advanced Searches JS Online Features List JSO Main Page OnWisconsin LIVE Packer Plus Online Badger Plus Online Chat Editorials Entertainment Features Dining Lifestyle News Obituaries Photo of the Day Packer Insider Real Estate Sports Travel Traffic Weather Wheels Search JS Online AP - The WIRE Lottery Results Yellow Pages Classifieds OnWisconsin Cars General Employment Real Estate Renting Choices Personals Subscribe to paper Service Desk Contact Us Investments Technology Personal Finance WorkPlace/Careers ... PRINT THIS STORY Reinstalling operating system can speed up computer Last Updated: April 29, 2002 Computer Central James Derk E-MAIL ARCHIVE Q. I do all of the regular maintenance suggested, like defragging and disk cleanup, to keep my Windows system tuned up, but I find it still gets slower over time. Why is this? A. Regular maintenance can help keep a computer working quickly for longer stretches of time, but most systems begin to slow down noticeably after several months of steady use. Over time the Windows operating system handles a lot of information, but much of it is temporary. Old settings, data and other outdated system information that Windows has but no longer needs can gum up the works and slow things down. Bits of software used by the operating system can also become damaged or corrupted over time and by crashes, which can contribute to slowness.

85. What Macintosh Operating System Are You Using Which Mac Operating System Are You Using? Mac OS 7.6; Mac OS 8.1; Mac OS 8.6; MacOS 9 (Version 9.1 and later); Mac OS X (Version 10.0.4 and later); I don't know. http://infolink.cmsu.edu/i_have_a_mac.htm

Which Mac Operating System Are You Using? Mac OS 7.6 Mac OS 8.1 Mac OS 8.6 Mac OS 9 (Version 9.1 and later) Mac OS X (Version 10.0.4 and later) I don't know

86. Customizing The Macintosh Operating System For Persons With Disabilities Customizing the macintosh operating system for Persons with Disabilities.Preliminary Notes. 1. The following information details http://fdlrs.brevard.k12.fl.us/fdlrstech/SummerInstitute/fdlrs97/sardo/customac.

Customizing the Macintosh Operating System for Persons with Disabilities Preliminary Notes 1. The following information details suggested steps for customizing the Macintosh operating system so that it may be used more effectively by persons with disabilities. Changes should only be made for the person using the computer. Most modifications can be accomplished using features built into the operating system. These suggestions highlight those features and provide guidelines for modification. 2. Be sure to have your original Macintosh operating system diskettes (or CD) available. 3. In this document, names of buttons, menu items, or commands appear in bold ; text to be entered by the user appears in "quotations." Do not type the quotation marks. 4. When using pop-up windows (e.g., control panels and especially the Chooser ), be sure to close all windows when changes are completed. Desktop Appearance Desktop Fonts and Sizes Consider modifying desktop font sizes and/or using a different font. Larger point sizes should be limited to individuals with visual difficulties. In all cases, improving the readability of the desktop display will reduce eye strain and fatigue. 1. From the Apple pull-down menu, highlight

87. Upgrading Your Macintosh Operating System And Networking Software Upgrading your macintosh operating system and Networking software (OpenTransport v 1.1.2). This document can be found at http//aurora http://aurora.lane.edu/netservices/macupgrade.html

Upgrading your Macintosh operating system and Networking software (Open Transport v 1.1.2) This document can be found at http://aurora.lane.edu/netservices/macupgrade.html Get the pdf version of this file at http://aurora.lane.edu/netservices/macupgrade.pdf Index How to tell what version of the operating system you are currently running How to tell if you are running MacTCP or Open Transport How to tell what version of Open Transport you have? How to tell if you have enough Hard Disk space for an upgrade ... How to upgrade your networking software to Open Transport (v. 1.1.2) What version of the operating system are you running ? To determine what version of the operating system (operating system, system software and "OS" are all used interchangeably throughout this document) you are running complete the following steps: With your computer turned on and no applications running (or you are at the finder), select "About this Macintosh" from the Apple Menu in the upper left corner of the screen. If you don’t see this menu item, then you are not at the finder – you still have applications open. Once you select the "About this Macintosh" menu item, a window will pop open that will tell you what operating system version is running. Look for a line that starts "System Software 7." It is necessary to upgrade your operating system if you are NOT running at least MacOS 7.5.5.

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90. PC And Macintosh Email Clients: OIT Desktop Support Recommendation - OIT Help De Windows Operating System. Eudora 5.x · This page explains the use ofEudora 5.x with the macintosh operating system. Outlook Express 5 http://www.helpdesk.umd.edu/documents/2/2690/

Home About Us OIT Home Search ... Contact Us PC and Macintosh Email Clients: OIT Desktop Support Recommendation Several years ago, the only way someone could check their WAM or Umail email at the University of Maryland was to use a telnet program to connect to his or her account and read the email displayed on the screen. This is no longer the case, as people can now use email clients to read and respond to their email more efficiently. While there is no official UM standard email client, the OIT Desktop Support group has studied several email clients commonly used at the university and has come up with the following recommendations based on the following criteria: POP and IMAP features Message features Identity features Address Book features General/Miscellaneous features Please note that the OIT Help Desk does provide support for all of the email clients listed, even those that are "not recommended." (Click on a link to learn more about the email client) PC Email Clients Macintosh Email Clients Highly Recommended Outlook Express 5.x

91. Recommendations For Graphical E-Mail Client - OIT Help Desk Windows Operating System. Eudora 4.x · This page explains the use ofEudora 4 with the macintosh operating system. Outlook Express 5 http://www.helpdesk.umd.edu/os/macos/general/690/

Home About Us OIT Home Search ... Contact Us Recommendations for Graphical E-Mail Client Several years ago, the only way someone could check their WAM or Umail email on campus was to use a telnet program to connect to his or her account and read the email displayed on the screen. This is no longer the case, as people can now use email clients to read and respond to their email more efficiently. While there is no official campus standard email client, the OIT Desktop Support Group has studied several email clients commonly used on campus and has come up with the following recommendations: PC Email Clients Macintosh Email Clients Highly Recommended Outlook Express 5.x Recommended Outlook 2000 Outlook Express 5.5 Eudora 5 (paid version) Eudora 5 (paid version) NOT Recommended Simeon/Execmail Eudora 5 (free version) Simeon Eudora 5 (free version) Similar Pages: For Windows Users For Macintosh Users For Macintosh Users For Windows Users ... Getting Started with E-mail Search our web site This page is maintained by the Office of Information Technology Questions and/or comments: Contact Us Last modified: Thursday, March 13, 2003

92. Operating Systems Commonly Used On Personal Computers Macintosh computers. Originally, the macintosh operating systems werecalled System x.xx (x represented the version numbers). System is http://www.abilityhub.com/information/os.htm

About Us Contact Us Consulting Search ... Information > Operating Systems Technical Information Operating Systems Widely Used on Personal Computers Adapters Central Processing Unit Hard Disk Memory Operating System Ports and Connectors The Operating System of a computer must be considered when selecting Assistive Technology to be used to for accessing the computer, or accessing information displayed upon the computer monitor. It can be very frustrating to have purchased an application and learn it is not compatible with the operating system of your computer. The operating system of a computer performs basic tasks such as: recognizing information from the keyboard and mouse, sending information to the monitor, storing of information to the hard drive, and controlling device peripherals as printers and flatbed scanners. Operating systems provide the basis for running common applications such as word processors and Internet browsers. Operating systems are also responsible for running Assistive Technology applications such as screen magnifiers, and applications that read text aloud. Common Operating Systems Windows XP Professional This is built upon the Windows 2000 architecture and ideal for business and advanced home computing.

93. Macintosh Operating System macintosh operating system. From The Free Online Dictionary of Computing(09 FEB 02). macintosh operating system operating system http://macintosh.operating.system.word.sytes.net/

macintosh operating system From The Free On-line Dictionary of Computing (09 FEB 02) Macintosh Operating System Apple Computer, Inc. 's proprietary operating system for their Macintosh family of personal computers . The part of the operating system that simulates the desktop is called " Finder ." The multitasking version of Finder was called " MultiFinder " until multitasking was integrated into the core of the OS with the introduction of System 7.0 in 1990. The Macintosh series provides a built-in graphics language, called " QuickDraw ", which provides a standard for software developers. Mac OS 8, scheduled for delivery in July 1997, contains a number of significant improvements, including new human-interface features, increased system stability and performance, a PowerPC processor-native Finder, tighter integration of Internet access through panel-based "assistants," Personal Web Sharing, and the ability to run Java applets and programs through Mac OS Run Time for Java . Apple released the kernel of Mac OS X Server as "

94. Norton AntiVirus For Macintosh The minimum system requirements for installing Norton AntiVirus depend onwhich version of the macintosh operating system you use. Mac OS 8.69.x. http://www.tss.northwestern.edu/virus/nav-mac.html

Norton AntiVirus for Macintosh Computer virus home FAQ Known Issues Windows ... Preventing Macro Viruses Contents System Requirements Uninstalling Virex Mac OS 8.6-9.x Mac OS X ... Scheduling LiveUpdate to run automatically (OS X) System Requirements The minimum system requirements for installing Norton AntiVirus depend on which version of the Macintosh operating system you use. Mac OS 8.6-9.x Mac OS 8.6-9.x Macintosh PowerPC processor 24 MB of RAM 10 MB of available hard disk space for installation 3 MB of available hard disk space Internet connection CD-ROM or DVD-ROM drive Mac OS X v10.1 Note: Norton AntiVirus for Macintosh does not support Mac OS X versions 10.0-10.0.4. If you want to install Norton AntiVirus for Macintosh on Mac OS X, you must upgrade to Mac OS X v10.1. Mac OS X (v10.1 or later) G3 or G4 processor 128 MB of RAM 10 MB of available hard disk space for installation Internet connection CD-ROM or DVD-ROM drive Uninstalling Virex Before installing Norton AntiVirus, you must remove any other anti-virus software from your system. The instructions below are for uninstalling Virex and will not work with any other anti-virus software. Note: Instructions for uninstalling Virex differ depending on which version of the Macintosh operating system you use. Please select your operating system below:

95. Âñå î "Macintosh Operating System" The summary for this Russian page contains characters that cannot be correctly displayed in this language/character set. http://www.gamesecret.narod.ru/macos-menu.htm

Rusweb banner exchange Home Dendy Sega MD Sega Saturn Dreamcast SuperNES GameBoy PlayStation Other Stuff MacOs Apple GuestBook Chat Links Mail Autors! Commodore BeOs www.LinkExchange.ru MacVision - ýìóëÿòîð MacOs 8 sl="1.3" Êîìïàíèÿ Sega ïîäïèñàëà êîíòðàêò ñ Pace Micro Technology. Òåïåðü ïîñëåäíÿÿ áóäåò ïðîèçâîäèòü êîíñîëü, ñîâìåñòèìóþ ñ èãðàìè ïîä DreamCast, è ïðè ýòîì ñïîñîáíóþ âûõîäèòü â ñåòü. www.computery.ru  ßïîíèè ñóùåñòâîâàëà ñïåöèàëüíàÿ âåðñèÿ Dendy, ðàáîòàþùàÿ íà 5" äèñêåòàõ. e-mail dark_kotik@mail.ru superbonus@mail.ru narod.ru Last update: 16.01.2002 by Dark Kotik All Right reserved. This page best viewed for 800x600 screen resolution.

96. EarthLink.net Start Page Web Mail Biz Center My Account Go to My Account now! Browse Help Categories, Support Hardware and Operating Systems macintosh operating system Questions Answers. PCMCIA for PowerBook FAQ. http://support.earthlink.net/support/BROWSEHELP/browser.jsp?key=hardware/hwosMOS

97. Desktop Software Support FileMaker Pro FileMaker Pro Basics and FAQs. macintosh operating system(MacOS) How to make the most of your Macintosh computer. http://www.hms.harvard.edu/it/swinfo/

Desktop Applications Support Anti-Virus Software Eudora FileMaker MacOS ... Windows Operating System Software Support Web Sites About.com - Computing/Technology AppleCare Tech Info Library Eudora Technical Support FileMaker Technical Support ... Help Guide Desktop Software Support Desktop applications are the software programs you use on a daily basis to get your job done. Included on this page are links to pages providing answers to frequently asked questions (FAQs), tips and "how to's" on supported software applications as well as links to online technical resources. Guides to Desktop Application Support Anti-Virus Software Information on protecting your computer from viruses. Eudora Information on using Eudora on a Macintosh or PC. FileMaker Pro FileMaker Pro Basics and FAQs. Macintosh Operating System (MacOS) How to make the most of your Macintosh computer. Microsoft Excel Tips and tricks to getting the most out of Microsoft Excel.

98. Apple Introduces Mac OS 8--Most Significant Macintosh Operating System Release S Apple Introduces Mac OS 8Most Significant MacintoshOperating system Release Since 1984. http://www.apple.com/pr/library/1997/q4/970722.pr.rel.macos8.html

Apple Introduces Mac OS 8Most Significant Macintosh Operating System Release Since 1984 Milestone Operating System Upgrade Features Improved User Experience, Best-of-Class Internet Integration, Industry Leading Multimedia, and Enhanced Performance and Stability Improved User Experience; Greater Productivity and Efficiency Harness the Power of the Internet Best Browsing and Communications Tools Easy Web Publishing Across Platforms ... System Requirements CUPERTINO, Calif.July 22, 1997Apple Computer, Inc. today introduced Mac OS 8, the latest operating system software release for the Macintoshand the most significant Mac OS upgrade since 1984. Mac OS 8 also represents the latest milestone in the Company's dual operating system strategy which includes the delivery of ongoing Mac OS releases and system updates, as well as Rhapsody, the code name for Apple's next-generation operating system. Mac OS 8 includes a multitude of new features and technologies to offer customers an improved user experience with increased productivity and efficiency, greatly simplified Internet access and leading-edge tools, state-of-the-art multimedia capabilities, and enhanced performance and stability. Avie Tevanian, senior vice president, Software Engineering at Apple said, "The depth of Internet capabilities in Mac OS 8, along with a dramatically improved user experience, a faster, multi-threaded PowerPC-native Finder, and industry leading multimedia technologies will delight Macintosh customers. Mac OS 8 exemplifies Apple's continued commitment to advancing the Mac OS and providing customers with the industry's most compelling technologiesall with classic Macintosh ease-of-use."

99. Apple Unleashes 350-MHz Machine On the eve of Macworld Boston, Apple Computer announced new Power macintosh systems that use the new OS 8 operating system and pack PowerPC processors running as fast as 350 MHz. The company also made a slew of other new product announcements. News.com http://www.news.com/News/Item/0,4,13136,00.html?st.ne.fd.mdh

100. Welcome To The System 6 Heaven the system 6 Heaven system 6 will make any vintage macintosh computer as fast as a G3. It's more stable than system 7.x and provides almost instant booting. It was way ahead of its time and can do far more than most people know. It's more elegant and userfriendly than any other operating system ever made. http://www.euronet.nl/users/mvdk/system_6_heaven.html

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