If you wish to run Windows 7 or earlier on an iPad, it is impossible because the Apple A4 (first-generation iPad), A5 (iPad 2), and A5X (third-generation iPad) processors are based on the ARM processor architecture, while Windows is designed to run on processors based on the x86/x64 architecture. However, the upcoming release of Windows 8 accompanies another version of Windows called Windows RT, which is specifically designed to run on ARM processors, so, theoretically, it may possible to run Windows RT on an iPad.
iPad applications can only run on an iPad. --- If you mean can they be stored on a PC, then yes they can. Otherwise, just... check the answer above. -------------- iPad apps have written specifically for iPad iOS, it's impossible to launch them even on Mac OSX and the more so on Windows OS.
The iPad can run over 300,000 apps from the appstore.
You can download TurboTax for the iPad for free here from the Apple Store.
No Go to an apple store and someone will set it up
No. The Ipad, like the Iphone, is an an Apple product with software developed by Apple.
Yes. Most of the files are compatible and Apple has this terrific application called "BootCamp" that lets u run Microsoft windows on ur mac seamlessly.
an application that can run from Windows' command prompt ($ theApp or $ run theApp). 32-bit Windows system (Windows XP for an instance), or running as 32-bit application only in Windows 7.
An Intel processor Apple Computer.
To make an application to run on Mac OS X using a computer using Windows would require software that provides cross-platform support such as Real Studio or Live Code (See links below).
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One could run Windows XP on the Apple Mac if one were to essentially gut out the Apple Mac and turn it into a PC. There is no legal way of running a Windows operating system on top of an Apple operating system.