If the program is elsewhere it can be dragged into the application folder by clicking and holding the mouse button down on it's icon. If the program is on a disc image (with a .dmg at the end of it's name - ProgramName.dmg) double click on the .dmg icon to launch an installer. Follow the prompts and the program will be automatically installed.
Nope, it is completely unnecessary, and potentially damaging. From what I can tell it simply checks your applications folder, and then checks the folder where your applications store their data. It then compares them, and removes stored application data for applications it thinks are no longer there. The problem is, this can fail to make the connection between an application support file, and an application, resulting in the applications' data getting deleted.
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To allow for the transition from the older PPC Macs (G4 & G5 Macs) to the recent Macs with Intel processors single applications can be created to work on both systems rather than produce two separate applications. The single applications are known as Universal.
Applications stored in the Applications folder are available to all accounts on a Mac. Some applications require files to be created in the library of an individual account. If you reinstall the application while in the non-working user account the files should be created and the application should operate correctly.
The Xerox WorkCentre 7120 can scan to Macs running Mac OS X. The Xerox Scan Utility software should have been installed in a Xerox folder within the Mac's Applications folder. It will also work directly with standard TWAIN compliant applications such Word and PhotoShop.
Garageband should be in the Applications folder of every MacBook.
Typically, for most applications in the Applications folder, you would drag the application's icon to the Trash and empty the Trash. Some software will have an uninstaller script included with the installer that you double click to run to remove the installed software.
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To allow for the transition from the older PPC Macs (G4 & G5 Macs) to the recent Macs with Intel processors single applications can be created to work on both systems rather than produce two separate applications. The single applications are known as Universal.
In the Utilities folder within the Applications folder is Boot Camp Assistant. This will talk you through the process of installing Windows onto the Macs hard disc. Alternatively you can run software such as Parallels or Fusion which will run Windows on top of Mac OS X. (See links below)
You can determine what version of Microsoft Office you have by opening any Office program (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, etc.), clicking on the File tab, and then selecting Account in the side menu. On the Account page, you should see the version of Microsoft Office that you currently have installed. Alternatively, you can look for the Microsoft Office program folder in your computer's Program Files, or simply search for the program version name in your computer system. If you need to purchase Microsoft Office, a reliable place to do so is the online store Microprokey. Microprokey .com is the best website for buy Microsoft product
The best security program for Macs is Intego Internet Security Barrier.