Is there a easy way to make the move? Is there a way I can have them switched over to the Mac.
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You know all Macs now go both ways. Those of us who have spurned PC's decades ago have no idea why we would want to use the PC (dark) side, but this allows you to load all your PC only software and use it on a excellent computer. You can open your files on the Mac side with other software (eg. iPhoto) till you get the hang of it. I, too, use Adobe CS2 but have only used Macs since that keeps me from losing my religion. . . .poor folks who have only used PC's all their lives think pain and suffering is part of the deal.
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Plugs in to the USB port, the regular mouse is still available which allows you to switch back and forth between the two with ease. (Helpful at first. Not necessary later.) I don't know about the Mac, however. An article from way back in 2008 on Google states: "MacBook: All USB Ports Are Not Equal." There may have been changes since, and there may be ways around it. Truth is, I'm not much help. Sorry!
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I do not know much about macs but if the mac has usb, this should pop up as an external usb hard drive (provided there is a hard drive in the device). If you have both Hard drives plugged in the device then you should be able to use your mac to drag and drop files from one hard drive to the other.
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The cord will work but before purchasing it, Apple has a built in application that allows you to transfer files from one mac to another. The application is called Migration Assistant and can be found by clicking on the Finder Icon, then Applications, then Utilities - Migration Assistant is under Utilities. It is easy to use and good directions. I have a wireless home network and can move files from one mac to another without the use of any type of cord hook up.Hope this helps.
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Never done it. I expect you can download it from microsoft. Otherwise you'll have to goto a apple store and have them help you.
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Thanks for the info. I have a mac I was going to use but now i'm just going to use my family's computer which is a pc.
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I'm not sure about doing this on Apple but you can not us the leap motion to replace your mouse while using the Internet on windows.
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I emailed Belkin and they said: At this time it is not Mac Compatible and will not be supported in the feature.Thank you,Marilu SantibanezCustomer SupportBelkin Logisticswww.belkin.com
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I am really not a Mac(Apple) Genius ,so my guess would be No (?). You should know all these computer company change their hardware from one model to the next. Research.
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Since Mac and PC are different file structures and associations its not straight forward.you can go from PC(windows) to a Mac(running windows) or a Mac(windows programs) to a PC(windows).Anything else you'd need a 3rd party translation program. I don't know of any that are 100%.Even basic files like word documents don't always transfer properly from Mac to PC unless both do windows.
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Sorry, but it depends on the providers capabilities. Some can do it if you give them the MAC address of the device. In systems I have personally developed the MAC would be all we need.
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Hey Mario - I'm not much of a Mac guy, but I believe that you can. Sorry I couldn't give you a more definitive answer.
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There are several ways to do it. You can buy the FW800 adapter cable to connect the computers to one another (see help on apple website or youtube) or use an external drive as a middle step. You can also create a share folder on your home network or you can use free cloud space to facilitate the move. The size of the files may determine the best method. However, I would not buy the adapter cable unless I have an external FW drive (which is why I bought the cable). The cable works fine but 29 dollars is a lot of money to spend for a single use. I'd consider buying a USB thumb drive before buying the cable since the drive is more likely to be used again. There are several ways to do it. You can buy the FW800 adapter cable to connect the computers to one another (see help on apple website or youtube) or use an external drive as a middle step. You can also create a share folder on your home network or you can use free cloud space to facilitate the move. The size of the files may determine the best method. However, I would not buy the adapter cable unless I have an external FW drive (which is why I bought the cable). The cable works fine but 29 dollars is a lot of money to spend for a single use. I'd consider buying a USB thumb drive before... » Read More There are several ways to do it. You can buy the FW800 adapter cable to connect the computers to one another (see help on apple website or youtube) or use an external drive as a middle step. You can also create a share folder on your home network or you can use free cloud space to facilitate the move. The size of the files may determine the best method. However, I would not buy the adapter cable unless I have an external FW drive (which is why I bought the cable). The cable works fine but 29 dollars is a lot of money to spend for a single use. I'd consider buying a USB thumb drive before buying the cable since the drive is more likely to be used again. « Show Less
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No Idea. I only have Macs. But I'm sure there's something along those lines from Logitech for Windows. Or you could switch :) Come over, it's bright here at the end of the tunnel :)
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I would also like that information. I am sitting on the fence and wondering which I should buy PC or MAC?Also how do I transfer my folders? I also have a laptop that is a PC and want to be able to use it as well. My family all say get a desktop MAC. But I am not sure it is worth it for me. I am a writer and I get my e-mail and that is about it. I hate being on the learning curve with the MAC. What to do?
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Yes. However, there can be issues with mac USB ports management of them. If you have issue try to use an external USB port, powered hub, etc of some type to help.
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Hi Jeffrey,I have used both PCs and Macs. The transition is temporary. The joy lasts a lifetime. The Apple software bundled with the Mac is designed as beautifully as is the machine.