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{{r|Apple Macintosh}}

{{r|Apple Macintosh}}

{{r|Apple Macintosh}}

{{r|Apple Macintosh}}

...d is available for other systems including [[Microsoft Windows]] and the [[Apple Macintosh]]. It handles multiple protocols including Microsoft's [[MSN]], [[AOL]]'s [

[[BSD]], and further derivatives such as modern versions of [[Apple Macintosh]]

...st in reporting and visual aesthetics. In addition to this, I have been an Apple Macintosh user for over 10 years, and founded the Clarkson Mac Users Group.

...an level six piqued gymnasts! (49 letters) (Used for font samples by the [[Apple Macintosh|Macintosh]], [[System 7 (Macintosh)|System 7]] era) ...t squid who asks for job pen. (41 letters) (Used for font samples by the [[Apple Macintosh|Macintosh]], post-[[System 7 (Macintosh)|System 7]])

...d DECsystem-10 (TOPS-10), VAX (VMS), Commodore Amiga 3000, PC (Linux), and Apple Macintosh (OS X). I hold a B.S. in Audio Technology, though most of my knowledge and

I'm also a [[Apple Macintosh|Mac]] user and a programmer, the author of [http://onebutton.org/ OneButton

...r for some years as well as a music copyist. I have an abiding interest in Apple Macintosh computers and have advanced skills with a number of software packages (e.g.

I moved the discussion on the Mac over to [[Apple Macintosh]] - that paragraph started to cause the article to "lose course" a bit IMO

'''Underground Courier''' was the name of a software program produced for the Apple Macintosh in 1985-87. It was pre-[[Internet]] networking software built on a [[spy mo

Apple Macintosh IT Support, London Since 1996

* The '''MAMP''' stack uses [[Apple Macintosh|Macintosh]] computers ([[UNIX]]-based [[Mac OS X]] replaces the operating s

...Macintosh|Max OS X]], [[Linux]] (Moonlight), Mobile</td><td>[[Windows]], [[Apple Macintosh|Max OS X]], [[Linux]], Mobile</td></tr> ...has some limitations on this aspect. It mainly supports [[Windows]] and [[Apple Macintosh|Max OS X]]. Silverlight looks to be as far as Microsoft has ever gone as a

...f computer-based hypertext was [[Hypercard]], a software package for the [[Apple Macintosh]] developed by [[Bill Atkinson]] and first shipped in 1987. It was possible

...ve been a number intended to attack UNIX and LINUX systems, as well as the Apple Macintosh operating system. At some of the times when it was most difficult to get th

...platforms such as [[Microsoft Windows|Windows]], [[Linux]], Solaris and [[Apple Macintosh|Macintosh]]. ...built by Jonathan Gay, who began his professional Programming life as a [[Apple Macintosh|Macintosh]] [[Software engineering|software engineer]] early in high school