Is there software available to track a mac if it is stolen

Is there anyway to track a computer if it is stolen. Some software to install beforehand?

How about this one:
http://store.apple.com/us/product/TS294LL/A

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Is there software available for Mac like Microsoft "Streets & Maps" ?

Google Maps isnt as easy, I have many stops in a given area that I can just download and route.

Is there software available for ipad/trackpad compatibility?

is there an update or downloadable software to make my ipad 1st generation compatible with the apple bluetooth trackpad?

The iPad has no cursor, so you can't use a trackpad or a mouse. Your finger is the cursor.
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Is there software that will let me download photos from a Sony Jalou F100i mobile phone?

Is there software available that will let me download photos from a Sony Jaou F100i mobile phone? I have a USB cable.

An external memory card reader. You can purchase one for as little as $5.
Contact Sony for software and/or read the user manual. See if they have one for a Mac.

Is there software for the HTC Rhyme phone so I can use the HP Envy 5530

Is there software available so I. An use the HTC Rhyme phone with the HP Envy 5530

Hi,
Please use Google Play/Store, search for HP ePrint or HP AIO printer app and install it on your HTC.
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Recovering MAC address of a stolen iTouch

Not that I'm holding my breath, but is there a way to get the MAC address of a stolen iTouch? It's got to be stored by iTunes somehow... And, assuming I find the MAC address, is there any way to locate the iTouch?

Hi,
If you don't already have the serial number, you may be able to get it from iTunes by holding the Control key and clicking Help > About iTunes, as described here: http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1459#one
-Jason

I am trying to install windows 7 on my macbook pro 13", when i run bootcamp it tells me that there is not a windows support software available for my computer. Where can i get the windows support software for my macbook?

I am trying to install windows 7 on my macbook pro 13", when i run bootcamp it tells me that there is not a windows support software available for my computer. Where can i get the windows support software for my macbook?

Apple only supports Windows on certain hardware.
http://www.apple.com/support/bootcamp/
Apple provides their framework for Windows to run on a Mac, a piece of software called a Hybrid MBR that bridges the gap between how Windows reads the drive partition table (MBR) and EFI/GUID partition table that Mac's use.
It doesn't mean Windows can't run on your Mac, a third party solution called rEFIt will also bridge the gap and allow booting of more that just Windows, Linux as well for a triple booting computer.
Your hardware has to meet the other requirements the second and third operating system needs as as being able to install drivers that will work for your hardware, especially the fans or they will run loud and fast by default.
http://refit.sourceforge.net/
This above is a advanced procedure which requires knowledge how computers and various operating systems, drive formats and so forth work.
I even admit I don't know everything myself, but I experiment on a separate piece of Mac hardware (out of warranty/AppleCare) designed for this purpose so in case something screws up I'm not taking down my only machine and can use the other to get online and find solutions.
There is a very high potential for losing your data if your using advanced/non-Apple methods to install Windows on your only Mac where Apple doesn't support it. Also one shouldn't be doing this on Mac hardware that is under AppleCare or warranty as it might be voided. Proceed at your own risk and education.

Is there software like cc cleaner and malwarebytes for a mac

how vulnerable is OS10.8 to malware and viruses? Is there software like malwarebytes and cc cleaner available, or is a purchased version of antivirus software recommended and if so which is best, preferrebly not totally slowing everything down

Some are totally opposed to their use.
Some I venture are against CCCleaner.... because they don't think cleaning temp and cache files are....? or that it "came from Windows world" or maybe the authors don't understand Mac??
I of course had to try CCCleaner - Windows (great product) and Mac (seems safe).
Any utility can be abused. Onyx and Lion Cache Cleaner have long strong support history. And yet if used or over used - and using to 'fix' a problem rather than as mild general house-cleaning and keeping... (If you disk drive has problems, maybe you need to run fsck -fy or Repair Disk Directory or SMART Utility to find if there are bad blocks).
You posted in a forum of non-notebook (tower size, server type cpu)
I get the feeling whether users or type of computer and work, that "my computer feels slow" comes up in Mac OS X forums from notebook owners more often, too often even.
Fragmented free space, low free space, really low, not enough memory, installing too much stuff, or web browsers that leave too much on the disk drive (and don't use quotas or size limits or how many days of cache, history etc).
My experieince: BACKUP and CLONE your system. Try on the clone. Or on main hard drive (but first make sure you've got a bootable backup clone) and test and try out and experiment. Then make up your own mind on your own experience. I would even go a step further: a "test system" computer that you can play with. Try out new OS or whatever on it. A Mini or something is great for that or older and 2nd hand too.
Generally the feedback under products on www.macupdate.com and/or MacIntouch reader feedback have been helpful. Pre-Cnet so was MacFixit but I spend less time there now (they had great support forums at one time 8-13 yrs ago). Especially for Mac OS stuff.
MacBook Pro
https://discussions.apple.com/community/notebooks/macbook_pro
https://discussions.apple.com/community/mac_os?view=discussions
http://www.apple.com/support/macbookpro

There are no versions of Mac OS X available on your old Mac

Task: Migrate from iMac G5, OS X 10.4.11 to Intel iMac, OS X 10.5 using Setup Assistant.
I bought the Intel Mac from my son in perfect working order in a very vanilla kind of configuration. Rather than using the Migration Assistant and re-installing my old PPC applications, particularly, Microsoft Office 2004, I decided to reinstall the OS from scratch, so I could migrate everything using Setup Assistant.
When prompted by the Setup Assistant, I connected the two systems with a Firewire 400 cable, rebooted the G5 in Target Disk Mode and waited for the magic to begin. Instead, I got the error message:
"There are no versions of Mac OS X available on your old Mac"
My old iMac was not physically connected to any other Firewire device and only to the keyboard via USB.
I used “Continue” several times at this point to try again; the result was nil response after up to 15 minutes. I used “Go Back” several times here also to, reseat the firewire cable connectors, substitute a new firewire 400 cable, try an Ethernet cable, and reboot my old iMac in target mode both by a cold start with the “T” key depressed and by restarting by using “System Preferences/Startup Disk/Restart/Target Disk Mode.” After trying to read the disk on my old IMac G5, my Intel iMac gave me this same error message every time.
When I reboot my old iMac, the OS is obviously there, so I cannot think of what is preventing the connection. I’ve been out on the web and found nothing that comes up in response to the error message, except one post at http://forums.macrumors.com/showthread.php?t=691645 for a user trying to use the Migration Assistant. His solution of mounting the old iMac as an external drive isn’t available in Setup Assistant, whose troubleshooting options at this point of the install are zip. I found nothing helpful chasing some hints at "possible firmware issues."
Man! What an unexpected, unpleasant surprise. Suggestions are welcome.
Roy

Of significance did your G5's drive mount on your new computer's Desktop when you connected them and booted the G5 into TDM? If it does then skip using Setup Assistant. I would first give Migration Assistant (on the new computer) a try. Or you can use common backup software to "backup" what you want from the old computer to the new one over the Firewire link.
If you don't have other backup software to use then you can use Carbon Copy Cloner - CNet Downloads or MacUpdate - which is freely available. SuperDuper! is also a good choice if you already have a purchased copy. See the following for other options:
Backup Software Recommendations
Backuplist
Carbon Copy Cloner
Data Backup
Deja Vu
iBackup
JaBack
Silver Keeper
MimMac
Retrospect
Super Flexible File Synchronizer
SuperDuper!
Synchronize Pro! X
SyncTwoFolders
Synk Pro
Synk Standard
Tri-Backup
Others may be found at VersionTracker or MacUpdate.
Visit The XLab FAQs and read the FAQ on backup and restore. Also read How to Back Up and Restore Your Files.

I have a new Mac computer that has imovie. I recently made a movie that i would like to burn to a DVD. I hear that idvd is no longer being sold. Is there software on the computer that i can use to burn a dvd or is there a recommended software to use?

I have a new Mac computer that has imovie. I recently made a movie that i would like to burn to a DVD. I hear that idvd is no longer being sold. Is there software on the computer that i can use to burn a dvd or is there a recommended software to use?

There is no really satisfactory substitute for iDVD to burn video files from iMovie.
Whilst Macs with a Superdrive continue to be able to burn video DVDs, the software for so doing, iDVD, is no longer included in the iLife bundle that comes with OS 10.7 Lion (which also omitted iWeb) or will come with OS 10.8 Mountain Lion. And it is no longer included in the iLife 11 from the online Apple Store: http://www.apple.com/ilife/. Your only solution is to look on Amazon or eBay and try to get an older version that includes iDVD 7, i.e. iLife version 9 onwards. You should also do this if you plan to buy a new Mac anytime soon, as stocks of iLife that include iDVD will not be available for ever.
However, the vastly more expensive FCPX can burn a DVD without iDVD or DVD Studio Pro involvement, but lack the themes etc of iDVD. Also, of course, there is Roxio Toast, which is the best software for burning anything but again does not offer the flexibility of iDVD.

UPS, USB-connectable with: UPSmart2000i. Is there software, compatible with Mac OS X 10.8..?!

I bought a 2000 VA interactive UPX ( Turbo-X brand, "PLAISIO" stores' proprietary, Greece), USB-connectable with software for Windows provided: upsmart2000i.
Is there other software available for it, compatible with Mac OS X 10.8..?!
I attempted to install the APCAGENT.app along with the "Growl": after installation, the APCAGENT.app was not able to find the IP address of the ULS or to establish any communication with it; it didn't even detec the presence of the already running GROWL app.

TYPOS CORRECTED:
...a 2000 VA interactive UPS ("Turbo-X" brand.....
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....didn't even detect the presence...
Generic UPS software Mac-compatible needed
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Is there Any alternate software available for the zen microphoto that allows me to

<SPAN class=postbody>I can only view the contents of my Zen microphoto as folders and files (i.e. it gives me a "Windows Explorer" type view of the contents) - I cannot view my Zen microphoto library in the same way as my PC Music Library (i.e. by Genre, Artist or Album) Is there Any alternate software available that allows me to see and organize my Zen microphoto library in the same way as my PC Music Library (i.e. by Genre, Artist or Album)

There is program in the App Store called Bookpedia that seems tailor-made for your situation.
http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/bookpedia/id408505152?mt=12
Bento is another easy to use database solution.
Or GoogleDocs has a spreadsheet application, free online, although not really specific to your application.
If you really are using OS8.6, as your signature states, you may look for an old version of FileMaker on eBay.
Good Hunting!

Is there any Software available to permanently delete data in iPhone?

I recently purchased a new iPhone. I would like to erase all data from my old one before I trade-in the phone. Is there any software available to permanently erase all data from my old iPhone?

Just Restore it as a New device.
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TS3694 I have a brand new iPad 4. I plugged in and it told me that there was new software available. I went to update it and now it tells me "unknown error 1656". Now the pad is in permanent recovery mode and I can't do anything with it. Any info?

I have a brand new iPad 4. I plugged in and it told me that there was new software available. I went to update it and now it tells me "unknown error 1656". Now the pad is in permanent recovery mode and I can't do anything with it. Any info?

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i just baught my first iphone and it is a jalbroken
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Help! trying to download a trial version of illustrator for mac 10.6.8 operating system. is there one available?

help! trying to download a trial version of illustrator for mac 10.6.8 operating system. is there one available?

Sophie,
CS6 should work on 10.6.8,
System requirements | Illustrator
and you should be able to download the trial here:
http://prodesigntools.com/adobe-cs6-direct-download-links.html

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