Anyone know of will making software for macbook pro?

Is there any available software for the mac that does legal wills, trusts etc?

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Anyone Know Anything About Replacing Keyboard For Macbook Pro 17 Inch?

So I have a two year old 17 inch 10.5.8 Macbook Pro and stupidly I used too much bathroom cleaner on keyboard and now ten keys dont work including important ones like T, Enter, B, ect. and Im using an external keyboard which makes it difficult to bring it portable.
I took it to the Macbook Store here in Vancouver and it will be around $175 to fix it which is something I dont have. Does anyone recommend buying a used keyboard component on Ebay and installing it myself from tutorials? Has anyone done this?

No, I don't recommend it. Of all the parts to work on in a Macbook Pro (old and new), the keyboard is one of the more difficult to repair/replace. If you haven't opened it up before, the keyboard isn't where you want to start.
It's a pain not worth attempting if you aren't extremely patient, careful, techie and handy. You've got to have all the right tools. I've seen way too many Macbooks/Pros end up in worse shape by unsure owners attempting do it yourself repairs. There is just too much you could damage messing around.
Ifixit.com has repair and tear down guides for every model to give you an idea of what is involved. http://www.ifixit.com/Browse/MacBook_Pro . The pre-unibody models have thin ribbon cables that have to be removed that can tear easily if not handled carefully.
The easier and potentially safer solution is finding a complete replacement palmrest/top case with keyboard on ebay, but it will probably cost as much as what Apple is charging. Otherwise, stick with the external keyboard.

Does anyone know how to get bootcamp for macbook pro?

I have a macbook pro 13", I believe its the early 2011 model. I want to know where i can get the bootcamp software or how to download it along with the windows OS. Thanks.

Boot Camp Assistant is part of OS X.
You will have to talk to Microsoft about where to get a copy of Windows at.
Allan

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When software will be update for MacBook pro retina?

But programmes like Microsoft office pages numbers and e.t.c. don't work like they must work.when you start to use them screen no like retina

Does anyone know how to set up a macbook pro so that other computers can join me and use my internet connection?

Does anyone know how to set up a macbook pro so that other computers can join me and use my internet connection?

Have you set up any security on the Mac Connection Sharing?
Sorry but I don't use that so I'm not familiar with the settings.
But if you haven't setup and security the iPhone might not mind but I know most Windows computers do not like to connect to Open WiFi. and make sure it is WPA or WPA2.
Then again it may be a setting in the connection sharing like some type of MAC filtering or it may simply be that Mac OS X connection sharing only allows one connection at a time. Try disconnecting your phone and then connect the PC.
As to Linc's response about Windows.
Windows basically does care about connecting to open, unsecured, WiFi. But it will normally pop up a windows asking "Are myou sure you want to connect to this open network". And a simple click on yes will get you connected and an IP address.
So this is clearly a Mac OS X problem.

Will making software for the Mac

Does anyone know of a good program for writing wills, Power of Attorney, Advanced Directives etc? Quicken doesn't have a program for the Mac. Any suggestions?

Here are some possible sources:
Mac Attorney
Online Legal
Legal Forms
Unfortunately there doesn't appear to be any specific software.

HT4241 Will this work for Macbook Pro (mid 2009) laptop

Will the mini display port to HDMI adapter work for Macbook Pro (mid 2009) laptop. I mean, will both audio and video be transmitted through the same adapter.

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iMac (Late 2009), MacBook Pro (Mid 2010), MacBook (13-inch, Mid 2010)- HDMI audio doesn't work with some adapters

Is there a good free spreadsheet software for macbook pro?

Any advice or recommendations for an "exel like" spreadsheet software or App for Macbook pro?

Try LibreOffice.

What is the best antivirus software for MacBook Pro?

Can someone please tell mewhich is the best antivirus program for macbook pro?

Hi..
Both Sophos Anti-Virus for Mac and ClamXav are recomended and both are free.
Actually, malware is more of a threat on a Mac than a virus.
Good read here > Thomas' Corner : Mac Virus Guide

Photo corrupted, repair software for MacBook Pro?

I have transferred photos from an old PC to a MacBook Pro. I noticed in the PC some of the photos are corrupted which ends up the same on my Mac after I transferred them. They are photos for a large family book that I am working on.
I need to know if there is (preferably free) software to repair/restore photos for a Mac?
Any thoughts are appreciated before I back up my Mac pictures/files on an external hard-drive. I don't want to lose any of the photos.
Thanks!

Linc Davis wrote:
Do not waste money on Disk Warrior. First of all, it doesn't fix corrupt files at all, ever. It recovers damaged volume directories. Second, if you have adequate backups, you'll never need to recover a damaged directory, so you'll never need Disk Warrior. In this situation, it will do you no good at all. Your only hope is to restore the damaged files from a backup. If you don't have one, there's nothing to do. You will inevitably lose all data that isn't backed up, sooner or later.
Linc, Cannot argue with that at all.
I have an enormous number of support calls where Disk Warrior resolved or even saved a corrupted drive or RAID. Almost always this is necessitated only because there were insufficient backups in place. And Linc is absolutely correct, DW does not do anything except repair and modify directories. I have owned Disk Warrior for 10 years or more and have not used it for more years than I can remember. I maintain backups of everything and always find it easier to revert to a backup than to attempt repairs of a problem RAID/drive/directory/set of files.
In your case, I would not rule it out if you owned it, but would not spend money on it now. If you cannot go to the source PC and try to recover these files, then your copying corrupted file to a different operating system has negligible chance of repairing them.
RIck

HP Print Software for MacBook Pro and Windows 7 gone awry on HP OfficeJet Pro 8600

Almost one year ago today I wrote a post about my first problem with HP OfficeJet Pro 8600 N911. Today I write my last.
I have an HP OJP 8600, with option Tray 2 included, and auto feed included. My system test computers are:
1. Apple MacBook Pro, OS X 9.5, HP software is the only 3rd party software.
2. HP Laptop, Windows 7.
The OJP wireless radio gave up, so I cannot run it wirelessly. It is connected by ethernet to my router. All five of my computers can use. All of the functions of the printer are usable. For example: it prints, it scans, it copies, it faxes. All functions working. My problem is with the HP software download to the Apple and to the HP Laptop.
I would like to be able to use all of the feature settings when I print. But alas, I cannot. Both the Apple and the HP Laptop have a similar appearing window that opens when you choose to print something. In theory, you are supposed to be able to control a range of paper types and quality, print type and quality, and (in my case with the two trays) what tray to use to select the paper.
I regret neither of the computers perform these functions. And all of the mistakes that I find on the Apple computer I find on the HP Laptop Windows 7 computer.
I don't have the time to test every combination. But I think the table below will help you get an idea of what the problem is with the software that HP sends offshore for maintenance.
The results of the paper quality selection, the print quality selection, and the tray availability are as follows:
PAPER PRINT QUALITY TRAY AVAILABILITY
Plain Paper
Plain Paper DRAFT/NORMAL/BEST/MAX DPI gray Auto/Tray 1/Tray 2
Thick Paper DRAFT gray/NORMAL/BEST/MAX DPI gray Auto/Tray 1/Tray 2 gray
HP Bright DRAFT/NORMAL/BEST/MAX DPI gray Auto/Tray 1/Tray 2
InkJet
Other DRAFT gray/NORMAL/BEST/MAX DPI gray Auto/Tray 1/Tray 2 gray
HP Bright DRAFT gray/NORMAL/BEST/MAX DPI gray   Auto/Tray 1/Tray 2 gray
Specialty
Other DRAFT gray/NORMAL/BEST/MAX DPI gray   Auto/Tray 1/Tray 2 gray
Card   DRAFT gray/NORMAL/BEST/MAX DPI gray Auto/Tray 1/Tray 2 gray
Brochure
HP Brochure DRAFT gray/NORMAL/BEST/MAX DPI gray   Auto/Tray 1/Tray 2 gray
Other DRAFT gray/NORMAL/BEST/MAX DPI gray   Auto/Tray 1/Tray 2 gray
In summary the new HP Print software for Apple and Windows 7 computers has identical programming mistakes on both operating systems. Under no circumstances can I use the MAX DPI setting.
The user cannot use the features that are built in to the HP software because the paper selections override the locked tray, the print quality, and the unusually small list of HP selection of papers.
It is time to invoke my warrenty rights. There are too many systemic problems with the software and the device. I don't have any more time to act as an unpaid system test analyst for HP.
Who do I contact to use my warrenty before it runs out in a few weeks?

Hi,
Those are not programming mistakes, but those are limitations of the product, please check the printer specifications below:
http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/document?docname=c02858465&tmp_track_link=ot_faqs/top_issues/en_u...
As you may find under Paper-handling specifications > Paper tray capacities, Tray 2 only support Plain Paper.
Maximum DPI is only only supported on Photo Paper, therefore those limitations are applicable.. these limitations are also listed on the Printing Specifications section above, Maximum DPI is listed as 4800 by 1200 dpi:
Color print resolution: HP enhanced photo quality with Vivera inks (up to 4800 by 1200 dpi Optimized on HP Premium Plus photo papers with 1200 x 1200 input dpi)
As well that can be find listed within the Print photos on photo paper or the Print borderless documents sections, you may simply search for Maximum DPI within the user guide as a reference:
http://h10032.www1.hp.com/ctg/Manual/c03026243.pdf
Those are not an issues with the printer but those expected limitations fully meet the product specification.
Shlomi
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HP1020 Download Software for MacBook Pro

I have an HP1020. I need to download the software so I can print from my MacBook Pro. Apple told me to go online and download the software for HP1022. I can't figure out how to do this and I don't know what "Lion" or "White Snow" or whatever is. All I know is I need to print and I can't do this. Could you please help me? Thanks!
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So for this printer and this OS, all you need to do is download the drivers from Apple Software Update. Here is a document that should help guide you through...
HP Products with Print Drivers Supported in OS X 10.8 Mountain Lion, OS X 10.7 Lion, and Mac OS X 10...
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Voice activated/transcription software for MacBook Pro?

Can anyone recommend any voice activated and/or transcription software for my Mac Book Pro? I have interviews to do and transcribe!!
Any help gratefully received....
Thanks
S

Check http://www.roaringapps.com/ for alternatives, and Running Windows on a Mac, and Connecting it to Mac.
Note, you posted to the 10.3 forum, which does not run on the MacBook Pro. Yosemite software is still beta, and 10.6 software on Roaringapps is not complete. Go to Apple menu -> About this Mac to verify which operating system you have.

AirPrint vs. Printer Software for Macbook Pro? Which one is best?

I know I use Airprint for my mobile gadgets, but when setting up a new HP officejet printer in system prefs for my Macbook Pro and my Macbook Air, I have a choice between using Airprint as the driver OR using HP Printer Software specific to my printer as the driver.....which one is best to use?
Thanks much for your help.

Thank you for the response. I suppose I can try each format, but was hoping for a quick answer and possibly some information about differences between the two that I might not readily notice.
I am trying airprint now and notice no difference in speed to print, but do notice that there are different printing choices in the print dialogue box.

Anti-virus software for MacBook Pro?

Okay...seriously this may be the most ridiculous question out there...but can't find a **** solution to it ...so let it be ridiculous...or dumb? I just purchased a MacBook Pro...been using PC's all my life...and am wondering how the **** Macs are keeping our system healthy w/o an anti-virus software installed? How does that even work? Or does it not...and I should be afraid? I just discovered that my MacBook Pro does not have an anti-virus software as a standard....so am I suppose to search for one? Or is Mac way to cool to even deal with such? LET ME KNOW! Please. Thanks.

Norak,
I understand your concerns as I switched from Windows 2000 to Mac OS X in July 2005.
There are three (3) well knows anit-virus products for Mac OS X. (I am sure there are others, I just don't know about them.) They are:
1. Norton Anti-Virus. $70. Don't know if it supports Intel-based Macs.
2. Intego VirusBarrier. $70. Universal binary.
3. ClamXAV. $zero. Don't know if it supports Intel-based Macs.
Before buying/installing any AV software, you should surf to:
MacUpdate
and
VersionTracker
and read people's comments about them. All three have weaknesses and the commercial ones have caused problems in the past.
I have ClamXAV installed on my Power Mac, but I don't know if it works as it has never detected a virus. However, on my Windows computer, GriSoft's AVG only detected one virus-infected file a year.
,dave
P.S. You probably also have questions about firewalls and spyware. Here are some answers.
1. Firewall. The built-in firewall in Mac OS X is pretty good and very easy to configure. Its weakness is that it does not protect against outgoing transmissions (as Zone Alarm on Windows does). Little Snitch is software that performs this function.
2. Spyware. Seems to be a non-existent problem on Mac OS X. There some software packages out there to address the problem.

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