Hi answers below
First, what programs would be good for someone in
college, where mostly word processing, and some spreadsheets are
used? I
guess either iwork, or open office is the way to go, here.
LaTeX with TeXShop/TexLive which can be all installed through the
mactex installer
On May
Dear Arthur,
My name is Ben King. I love my Mac quite a bit. I would suggest
using IWork for your office application. As far as music programs go
I am not sure. Some podcasts that have helped me out are the
Screenlessswitchers podcast, the new Mac accessibility podcast on
I could well be wrong here, but wasn't there some discussion when
ilife09 first came out about vo not working well with garageband?
On 27/05/2009, Ben King benmartink...@gmail.com wrote:
On May
Dear Arthur,
My name is Ben King. I love my Mac quite a bit. I would suggest
using IWork for
Hi all, a couple of questions, from someone who's seriously thinking of
getting rid of a three-year old toshiba laptop, and entering the world of
mac, finally. I've had a lot of experience already with the platform, thanks
to friends, but now I want to make the switch for myself, but, before i
Hi,
note: Using a free program called Virtualbox or a non-free one called
VMware Fussion you can run a light-weight Linux like Ubuntu on your
Mac as well to use OOO Openoffice.org Writer Etc.
Regards,
Alex,
On 26-May-09, at 6:56 PM, James Dietz wrote:
I don't use the mac for all of my
