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OK, firstly, I have a wireless modem/router thang on my main PC. Would a Mac be compatible with the wireless part of it or would I need a Mac-optimised modem?
Secondly, if, say for example, I have Unreal Tournament 2004 on both PC and Mac, would they be able to play each other in Multiplayer, or do Macs need to connect to different servers?
Finally, I wouldn't be able to use my iPod on my Mac without reformatting it from PC, would I? I have a lot of tunes on there that I'd rather not lose but I've heard if I wanted to use it on a Mac, it'd need reformatting.
Thank yoo.
Secondly, if, say for example, I have Unreal Tournament 2004 on both PC and Mac, would they be able to play each other in Multiplayer, or do Macs need to connect to different servers?
Finally, I wouldn't be able to use my iPod on my Mac without reformatting it from PC, would I? I have a lot of tunes on there that I'd rather not lose but I've heard if I wanted to use it on a Mac, it'd need reformatting.
Thank yoo.
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It's not a problem, as I'm keeping my Dell Desktop anyway, it's my gaming PC with Windows. My iBook will be for Uni, homework, surfing the net downstairs/in bed etc etc.
Microchips wrote:
> I have a question for you now Timmargh, do pages really load that much
> faster using Safari than IE?
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Erm, I've no idea.
*goes to check*
They certainly seem to. http://www.apple.com/macosx/ took about 11 seconds in IE and about 7 in Safari.
Remember, though, that most Microsoft stuff is simply written to work in OS X and isn't as optimised as it might be under Windows. For example, the OS X version of MSN Messenger doesn't do half the stuff the Windows version can, like view pictures or webcams. The exception to this is Office - generally it's better on the Mac.
> I have a question for you now Timmargh, do pages really load that much
> faster using Safari than IE?
*****
Erm, I've no idea.
*goes to check*
They certainly seem to. http://www.apple.com/macosx/ took about 11 seconds in IE and about 7 in Safari.
Remember, though, that most Microsoft stuff is simply written to work in OS X and isn't as optimised as it might be under Windows. For example, the OS X version of MSN Messenger doesn't do half the stuff the Windows version can, like view pictures or webcams. The exception to this is Office - generally it's better on the Mac.
If I had the money, i'd get a 17" Powerbook G4.
No questions
No questions
I have a question for you now Timmargh, do pages really load that much faster using Safari than IE?
Well, the layout of my site is down to CSS which I learnt by doing what you did: reading loads.
I should also point out that it's been through many, many design changes to get to what it is now, and I'm always tweaking it.
*tweaks*
See?
I should also point out that it's been through many, many design changes to get to what it is now, and I'm always tweaking it.
*tweaks*
See?
Well, the iPod stuff comes from owning one for around a year.
The rest of the stuff comes from the Apple website.
Timmargh did, however, tell me that he made his website on his own, which was impressive as I thought he used .Mac.
So, erm, yeah! :D
The rest of the stuff comes from the Apple website.
Timmargh did, however, tell me that he made his website on his own, which was impressive as I thought he used .Mac.
So, erm, yeah! :D
So I can't claim that I taught you all you know? Darn.
My eyes hurt Timmargh, I've done alot of reading. :)
I dunno, Chipseh asks me a few questions and suddenly he's an expert!
:^)
Seriously, though, he said it all.
:^)
Seriously, though, he said it all.
I doubt you'd have any trouble doing any of those three things.
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