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If you already have QuickTime you can install this to support Windows Media. http://www.microsoft.com/windows/windowsmedia/player/wmcomponents.mspx But I have noticed that internet and some sites are running slower now.

Mac OS X, nor Microsoft Office, "give" anyone your full name. You don't have to send any of that information to anyone. ...

I have a macbook pro with a copy of Microsoft office 2008 on it. I have recently bought another macbook pro, can I use the same copy of microsft office on it? ...

Out of the box, Windows XP does not support HFS or HFS+ filesystems which is why you can't see them when in XP. There is a product called MacDrive that will allow you to view the Mac OS X partition from within Windows. As for the read-only issue when within Mac OS X, that has to do with NTFS itself. Microsoft has not released information regarding NTFS that would allow...

There could be several reasons for this. If you're receiving Microsoft Office documents created in the last couple years, you may be receiving ".docx" files. ...

go to Start -> Run then type in "cmd" (without the quotes) into the run box and hit ok. you should then have command prompt open. type: "ipconfig" without the quotes again and let me know what your computer says its IP Address is. You should see something to the effect of: After you let me know of your findings, I'll be able to help you out much more

As far as I know, Microsoft SQL Server Express Edition does not run on Mac OS X. ...

I understand that Leopard has more sophisticated processor affinity capabilities and I am wondering if there is a way to get to that from a C-level API (and from the command line). The reason I want this is to limit the functionality of a free version of a product (e.g., Oracle Express Edition and and Microsoft SQL Server Express Edition) so that it runs on only one CPU, no...

featured Microsoft Office replacement. ...

What kind of backups does she want? Mirroring? Synchronizing? Incremental backups? Bootable backups? Scheduled backups? Manual backups? Compressed backups? Accessible backups? "Don't have to think about backups" backups? If she intends to use the folder structure of Mac OS X in the way it was intended, then to back up everything that "belongs" to her, you would...