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They are simple. They just work. You can drag and drop practically anything. iLife - Does everything above. iWork - Also does everything above. They are made by Apple.. They are not made by Microsoft. They are cool.

I had a problem with the text box that you enter your question into, you can't 'enter' down a line, all it does is highlights the text you have written so far. The actual posting of the message worked perfectly but the text inputting thing was what got me all frustrated. Here are my specs...

I have tried Entourage and I don't find it particularly better in any way that Apple's Mail, the size and time thing doesn't worry me, I still have dial-up but I can judge from the Kb, Mb or Gb how long it is going to take. Also, I don't use Mail any more because you can't HTML very easily. I...

I am a volunteer and I think I can call myself a bit of a geek when it comes to Macs, but there are always questions that I don't know the answer to and that's when I need help. Apple's support site is great (just look at the state of Microsoft's one!) but I have found macosx.com to be even...

I'm getting worried.:(

I am still not sure about this, these new Intel chips just can't be as fast as the PowerPC chips that Apple has, and is evolving. Intel chips are cheap, they don't last as long and they definately don't deliver the same speed. What was Apple thinking? A Mac is a Mac, Mac has never ventured into...

Fiddling with the window preferences might get the view to just what you want if all else fails. You'll find it in the Window menu. Good Luck, Squibler

I don't quite know but you may find your answer in the Universal Access pane of system preferences. I hope you get a result.