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- Hi is there a mac equivalent to MS office word - Apple Support Community
Apple has a consumer-level equivalent called "Pages" and for many, it comes included for free with MacOS There is an open-source "Office" suite called LibreOffice (commonly known as "OpenOffice") If you plan on using it for personal, home use then "Pages" and "OpenOffice" would work fine for you
- Notepad++ equivalent for Mac? - Apple Community
So, is there a Notepad++ equivalent for Mac? I'm not interested in virtualization (running a Windows program on Mac using a VM, Wine, or Parallels) I just want something as good or similar to Notepad++ that runs natively under macOS I had been using TextWrangler - but, as with many disappointments when I 'upgraded' to Monterey - I lost that too
- Is there a Mac equivalent of Windows Remo… - Apple Community
Is there an OS X equivalent of Windows Remote Desktop? (Windows Remote Desktop lets you remotely connect to your Windows machine, and interact with the actual screen ) I want to be able to use my Mac remotely from a public Windows machine
- Samsung Dex equivalent for iPhones - Apple Community
Samsung Dex equivalent for iPhones Hello I have saw on samsung phones the samsung dex option which transforms your phone wireless or wierd into a pc Is the similar option for iphones
- ipconfig command for Mac - Apple Community
Hi, i am used to entering the ipconfig command on Windows command prompt to get all the network information I tried this command on the OS X terminal and it won't wo
- apple finder for Windows PC - Apple Community - Apple Support Community
Windows PCs would have Windows Explorer as the equivalent to Finder Firefox would have nothing to do with that If you are referring to Apple's web browser on Mac, its called Safari, not Finder, and no there is no Safari for Windows
- What is Macs equivalent to Windows Explo… - Apple Community
What is Mac's equivalent to Windows Explorer (file manager not internet explorer)? Have just migrated to macBook Pro from being a windows user for years I don't trust backing up my important files to Cloud and would much prefer to back them up to an external hard drive as I used to on my Windows laptop
- How can I run Windows 11 on MacBook Pro M4 - Apple Community
The fact remains, the best machine for playing the newest Windows games with all their graphics bells and whistles - is a dedicated Windows gaming computer like an Asus Republic of Gamers rig, or the equivalent from Acer, Dell, Razer or a similar competitor
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