Apple pointers for Windows XP

Can anyone tell me where I can find Apple pointers for Windows XP? I'm particularly interested in the busy pie equivalent to Windows' hour glass...
Windows XP Pro

Why don' t you just search google for Mac OS cursors?

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How Do I Install Apple Drivers For Windows XP?

Okay, so I have a 15 inch mid 2012 MacBook Pro that is running OS X Mavericks. After many attempts, I managed to install Windows XP 32 bit as a secondary operating system on the HDD using Disk Utility. The only devices that Windows XP recognised upon the installation were the keyboard and the trackpad. I then inserted a Snow Leopard disc to install the Apple Drivers for Windows XP and it appeared as though the drivers got installed(the Boot Camp icon appeared on the taskbar next to the digital clock). However, when I restarted windows, none of the devices other than the keyboard and the trackpad worked. Does this imply that the drivers didn't get installed? If so, why is this and how can I install the drivers? If the drivers did get installed, why aren't the devices working? Please help me out, if possible. Thanks in advance.

It does not work because you are running Mavericks and trying to use non-Mavericks drivers for an operating system (XP) that is not support on your hardware or your operating system.

Apple Safari For Windows (Beta 3)

I'm a new user of Safari for Windows. I love its ease of use, speed and ability to let me easily get to my internet favorites.
The browser itself is rather dull looking however. Does anyone know if Apple plans to colorize the browser and add any slick new feature3s ?
Thanks.

I highly doubt it as its interface is made to match Mac OS X's. Unless they do something with THAT interface, what you've got is what you'll get.

Apple keyboard for windows?

so do any of the apple keyboards work with a PC? for instance if i was to buy an apple wireless keyboard for my pc, windows based laptop, would it work with it?

I have a Dell 410 laptop with built-in bluetooth. I have verified that an Apple USB keyboard works with this machine, at least nominally. The CD eject button does not work, possibly others. Did not try every key, but casual test indicated it was OK. However, the Apple bluetooth wireless keyboard DOES NOT work with this machine (Bluetooth set-up wizard knows an Apple wireless keyboard is out there, but it will not pair with it). I have seen a few references on the Web that indicates some machine/keyboard combinations work, but that is not my experience.
So the answer to your question is that at least one Apple USB keyboard DOES work with at least one PC and the Apple wireless keyboard DOES NOT work with at least one PC.
Only way to be sure is to try it, preferably before spending $$. Many people have this question, but knowledgeable answers are few. I think this is because some combinations appear to work and some do not. Good luck.

Using ALT+cursor function of apple keyboard for windows program

Not sure where to ask this question, but here goes. My company uses a web based transportation routing program I can access from my home computer, (which is a Mac using Mac, not windows).
Using the program requires the ability to often select or deselect lines from a group of lines to send to be routed. Using a Microsoft keyboard I would simply press ALT and then select with the cursor the lines I want. When I am using my apple keyboard this does not work.
I know that the command key takes the place of the ALT key, so you would think that I would simply press Command and select with the cursor, but this does not work. Therefore all I can do is select all or none.
Anyone have a idea of another combination of keys that will work for this?
Thanks
I am using the standard apple keyboard with the numeric keys

Not sure why that isn't working. I have a page displaying below from the Apple Support website, with three different lines selected:
The purple highlighted lines are all selected independently of one another. Maybe it is the type of webpage or data?
GB

Apple Mail for Windows

Hello, i recently switched to iPhone and i want to know how can i sync my new apple contacts with my PC.
Is there any way to use Apple Mail on a windows machine?
Many thanks in advance,
Alin

To sync your contacts, you will need to have Outlook 2007 or newer installed. If you do, you can sync your iCloud mail, contacts, calendars and tasks with Outlook as outlined here: https://www.apple.com/icloud/setup/pc.html.
If you don't have Outlook, you can add your iCloud email account to your Windows mail client using these settings: iCloud: Mail server settings for email clients and access your other iCloud data from iCloud.com.

HT3986 apple keyboard for windows

There are so many PC-guy starting to use apple products, like me. I just buy apple keyboards numeric USA, although the salesmen told me the function would not full properly. My OS is Win 7 (64-bit), could you upload the software that I could use in my PC ? Thank you.

I found a used IBM USB keyboard at a yard sale for US$1 and use it when I'm in Windows. It's sufficiently compact and light to tuck away beside the iMac when I don't need it.
could you upload the software that I could use in my PC ? Thank you.
We are all end-users like you, not Apple employees. If you need to get a request for BootCamp features directly to Apple personal, use this link:
http://www.apple.com/feedback/macosx.html
They will not respond, but the rght people will see it.

Apple SDK for Windows

Can I run the iPhone development SDK on Windows? If no, will I ever be able to? Thanks.

Do you think this is a little inconsiderate since, aside from Mac's growing popularity, the majority of computers everywhere run on windows. That should mean there are more developers that use windows computers. Some who can't afford a nice macbook, iMac ect. Does it seem fair to hold those developers back just because they don't have a mac? and how hard would it be to turn that .dmg file into a .zip or .exe anyway? that doesn't seem like such a difficult task for a company like apple. I guess the point is, why not give the windows users a chance to show what they got. Besides, it's the Windows company that is Apple's rival, not the comsumers.
Response would be greatly appreciated
Linx

Apple Notes for Windows vista for syncing with iPod Touch?

Hey all,
I would like to be able to place Notes files on my iPod from my 'vista infected' computer. Is there a Apple Notes program that works with the vista virus that will enable me to use Notes on vista and Sync them into iPod? or is that a no-go scenario? (Perhaps the iPod Notes program is self contained and will not import/export except through emails).
I would be curious to know. I use my iPod mostly for PDA type work, and music secondary.
Bill

There are a number of apps that via wi-fi allow you to store and then open certain filetypes on the iPhone and Touch. Airshare, Files\Files Lite, DataCase and FileMagnet are a few I know of.

NASA video and Apple Safari for Windows

I love Safari and have been testing it today. When I try and view videos at www.nasa.gov site, I noticed that I get the message that a plugin is needed (windows media player) in order to view them. Do I have to reinstall wmp in order to view those videos through Safari?

Hi,
Try using the WMP plugin mentioned on this site:
http://www.apple.com/safari/download/plugins.html

ITunes for Windows, QuickTime, and Apple Application Support

Disclaimer: Apple does not necessarily endorse any suggestions, solutions, or third-party software products that may be mentioned in the topic below. Apple encourages you to first seek a solution at Apple Support. The following links are provided as is, with no guarantee of the effectiveness or reliability of the information. Apple does not guarantee that these links will be maintained or functional at any given time. Use the information below at your own discretion.
*The relationship between iTunes for Windows and QuickTime for Windows*
Conceptually, you don't go too far wrong thinking of iTunes for Windows as a gigantic QuickTime for Windows plug-in. QuickTime for Windows provides the audio and video playback capabilities for iTunes for Windows, the codecs iTunes for Windows uses for importing and burning CDs, and so forth.
So, under normal circumstances, if you uninstall your QuickTime for Windows your iTunes for Windows will no longer launch. The exception is if you install a different application such as QuickTime Alternaltive, which also provides QuickTime playback capabilities. However, most such applications (QuickTime Alternative being a good example) are themselves built from actual QuickTime program files. So there's really no getting away from the requirement to have QuickTime for Windows componentry installed on your computer in order to get your iTunes for Windows to launch and run.
In addition to needing some QuickTime for Windows installed on the computer for iTunes for Windows, a given iTunes for Windows version will require *at mininum a particular version* of QuickTime for Windows to be installed on the computer in order for that iTunes for Windows version to run. For example, iTunes for Windows 5.0.0.35 requires at least a release version of QuickTime for Windows 7.0.2 to run correctly, iTunes for Windows 6.0.0.18 requires at least a QuickTime for Windows 7.0.3, and so on. The same applies for solutions involving other programs like QuickTime Alternative. An iTunes for Windows 6.0.0.18 would require an installed version of QuickTime Alternative to made from (at least) QuickTime for Windows 7.0.3 componentry in order for iTunes to run.
The most straightforward way to go about getting your iTunes for Windows launching again after you've uninstalled your QuickTime for Windows is simply to reinstall QuickTime for Windows. You can get the latest version of QuickTime for Windows XP, Windows Vista and Windows 7 from the following download page at the Apple website. (Use the download link that doesn't mention iTunes.)
[Latest QuickTime for Windows version|http://www.apple.com/quicktime/download>
*The relationship between iTunes and Apple Application Support*
iTunes for Windows uses a number of the same program files as other Apple software for Windows (most notably, QuickTime for Windows and Safari for Windows). Starting with iTunes for Windows version 9.0.0, QuickTime for Windows version 7.6.4, and Safari for Windows 4.0.4, program files common to more than one of the programs have been stored in a single location: "Apple Application Support".
So, if you uninstall your Apple Application Support (using the Add or Remove programs control panel in Windows XP, or using Programs and Features in Windows Vista or Windows 7), your iTunes for Windows 9.0.0 (or higher version) will no longer launch ... because several essential program files for iTunes for Windows 9.0.0 (or higher version) will have been uninstalled.
At the time of writing this user tip, Apple Application Support is not available as a "standalone" download from Apple. It is only available as part of the installer bundles for the most recent versions of iTunes for Windows, Safari for Windows and QuickTime for Windows. So if you have uninstalled your Apple Application Support and your iTunes for Windows 9.0.0 (or higher version) is no longer launching, the most straightforward way of getting your iTunes for Windows launching again is to uninstall your existing version of iTunes for Windows and reinstall the latest version of iTunes for Windows. (The iTunes reinstall should also reinstall your Apple Application Support.)
[Latest iTunes for Windows version|http://www.apple.com/itunes/download>
If, however, you've uninstalled both your Apple Application Support and your QuickTime for Windows, the most straightforward way of getting them both reinstalled is to download the latest QuickTime for Windows installer from the Apple website. (Use the download link that doesn't mention iTunes.)
[Latest QuickTime for Windows version|http://www.apple.com/quicktime/download>
This is the 1st version of this tip. It was submitted on March 7, 2010 by b noir.
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Let's try a standalone Apple Application Support install. It still might not install, but fingers crossed any error messages will give us a better idea of the underlying cause of the issue.
Download and save a copy of the iTunesSetup.exe (or iTunes64setup.exe) installer file to your hard drive:
http://www.apple.com/itunes/download/
Download and install the free trial version of WinRAR:
http://www.rarlab.com/
Right-click the iTunesSetup.exe (or iTunes64Setup.exe), and select "Extract to iTunesSetup" (or "Extract to iTunes64Setup"). WinRAR will expand the contents of the file into a folder called "iTunesSetup" (or "iTunes64Setup").
Go into the folder and doubleclick the AppleApplicationSupport.msi to do a standalone AAS install.
Does it install properly for you?
If instead you get an error message during the install, let us know what it says. (Precise text, please.)

I'm looking for Windows Apple Configurator for iOS7.

I am looking for the Apple Configurator for Windows that supports iOS7. I need to install a CA certificate on my iPhone and iPad. Does anyone know where I can find the utility, when it will be available? Are the other options to install a certificate?
Thank you.

I just noticed that the apple configurator app for MacOS was updated yesterday to add ios7 support, so hopefully the iPhone configuration utility for windows won't be too far behind.
On the other hand, I did just go through the existing profile I had from ipcu 3.62 and made a few changes, removing payload properties that weren't listed in the reference and also were not something obviously necessary. After that, it seems that the mobileconfig file will apply to an ios 7 device, so that might get me what I need for now.
https://developer.apple.com/library/ios/featuredarticles/iPhoneConfigurationProf ileRef/Introduction/Introduction.html

Where so I find the Apple updater standalone installer for Windows? Thanks!

I need a standalone installer for the Apple updater for windows, where do I find it? Thanks!

Apple Software Update for Windows isn't distributed in a standalone version. It only comes as part of one of the installer bundles for the major applications (such as iTunes, QuickTime, Safari, Bonjour Print Services, and so forth).
We can rip open one of those installer bundles to get a copy of an AppleSoftwareUpdate.msi, which can be used to do a standalone ASU install. I'll walk you through doing it with an iTunes for Windows installer.
Download and save a copy of the iTunesSetup.exe (or iTunes64setup.exe) installer file to your hard drive:
http://www.apple.com/itunes/download/
Download and install the free trial version of WinRAR:
http://www.rarlab.com/
Right-click the iTunesSetup.exe (or iTunes64Setup.exe), and select "Extract to iTunesSetup" (or "Extract to iTunes64Setup"). WinRAR will expand the contents of the file into a folder called "iTunesSetup" (or "iTunes64Setup").
Go into the folder and doubleclick the AppleSoftwareUpdate.msi to do a standalone ASU install.

Anti-virus for Windows on my Mac Pro

I have recently purchased my Mac Pro and would like to install VMware Fusion in order to put Windows Vista on my system. (Have a lot of old PC storage I want to bring in.) What is a good anti-virus program for this type of installation?
Thanks,
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I use Fusion to run Win XP Pro on my Mac Pro, as well. While I mostly use it to access my company's network using a set of company-supplied Windows utilities -- I'm satisfied with the overall result. For anti-virus protection, I use AVG Free Anti-Virus. Every time I run Fusion or Boot Camp, AVG Free AV checks for updates (too frequently, for my preferences); but it scans my system for viruses every time as well (a scan frequency that I really like). So, overall, it works well.
I don't tend to use my Win XP applications very much, so I try to only use freeware there. (But I had to buy SnagIt -- an excellent tool for capturing anything on your screen, including videos.) Otherwise, I have this bunch of freeware applications installed (and occasionally used):
1. AVG Anti-Virus Free Edition
2. AVG Anit-SpyWare Free Edition
3. Mozilla Firefox
4. Mozilla Thunderbird
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6. Apple iTunes
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8. Free Launchbar
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11. doPDF
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Installing iTunes for Windows?

This probably has been asked before...
When trying to install iTunes on my office PC I get a message stating that I have to have Administrator status to install iTunes.
Now on this computer only some directories are protected with adminstrator privilege (like c:\Program Files). The installation Wizzard does not permit a personalized install. Is there a way around this by which I could install the software manually in a directory of my choice, or is it that certain files of the program absolutely have to be in some specific administrator only directories.
Thanks

Thank you Katrina.
From my limited experience with PCs, most third party sofware for Windows offer you the option of a personalized install where you can select the directory for the installation. Why could it not be possible of Apple software for Windows?

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