PSE12: How do I migrate from Windows to Mac

I bought
Adobe Photoshop Elements 12 Student and Teacher Edition
and
Adobe Premiere Elements 12 Student and Teacher Edition
for my daughter.
She has migrated from PC to Mac. How can I get the Mac versions of these softs?
From my downloading, I can only see Windows installers (exe and 7z files)

Contact Adobe to see if this is possible. There is no guarantee that any software is portable, and I feel the student edition may not be, but Adobe will have the final say.

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How do I migrate from windows to mac?

I purchased a Macbook and want to migrate Lightroom 5 from my windows PC to new MAC without having to repurchase Lightroom

Your LR license is cross-platform. Download LR 5 from here Adobe - Lightroom : For Macintosh : Adobe Photoshop Lightroom 5.7.1 and install it on your Mac (you'll need the license key you used to install LR on your Windows computer). Then follow the steps here: How do I move Lightroom to a new computer? | The Lightroom Queen.

HT202879 I am switching to Apple macbook pro from Windows laptop. Is Apple compatible with Microsoft Office? How can I transport from Windows to Mac? What I have saved on external hardrives, will I be able to open it on Mac?

I am switching to Apple macbook pro from Windows laptop. Is Apple compatible with Microsoft Office? How can I transport from Windows to Mac? What I have saved on external hardrives, will I be able to open it on Mac?

Office for Mac, http://www.microsoft.com/mac/products, can open/edit/create Office documents.If your external drive is formatted NTFS then you can copy the Office documents to your computer and work on them. You won't be able to save the files back to your NTFS formatted drive. But you will be able to save the documents to your internal drive. You can move all the external files to your internal drive then format the external drive for Apple. Then you can copy the files back to your external drive for ongoing use.

I am switching to Apple macbook pro from Windows laptop. Is Apple compatible with Microsoft Office? How can I transport from Windows to Mac? What I have saved on external hardrives, will I be able to open it on Mac?

I am switching to Apple macbook pro from Windows laptop. Is Apple compatible with Microsoft Office? How can I transport from Windows to Mac? What I have saved on external hardrives, will I be able to open it on Mac?

Is Apple compatible with Microsoft Office?
Any computer is compatible as long as it can read and write Office files. But for perfect (or at least near perfect) compatibility, you would want to purchase Office 2011 for Mac.
How can I transport from Windows to Mac?
You can't directly transport any installation of Windows. All PC's come with a machine specific version of Windows intended for that PC. They don't have all of the hardware drivers the retail disks cover.
If you want Windows on your Mac, you would first purchase a full version copy (NOT an upgrade disk) of Windows 7 or 8. Those are the only supported versions on newer Macs. You install it through the supplied Boot Camp utility that comes with the Mac to create a new partition for Windows, and then install the retail copy of Windows you purchased.
The reason only these versions of Windows are supported is the same basic reason as a machine specific version of Windows for a PC. Apple only includes the necessary Mac hardware drivers for Win 7 or 8 on new Macs.
Once Windows is installed, you could then install the version of Office for Windows you already own. The nuisance of a Boot Camp partition is that you have to physically boot to either Windows or OS X, so you can only use the apps of the OS you're in at the time. To use both at once, you'd have to use virtual machine software (Parallels, VMware, VirtualBox) and then install Windows within that. Then you'd be able to run Windows inside of OS X and have access to both at the same time.

How do I switch from Windows to mac?

How do I switch from Windows to mac on a macmini?

Hi,
I assume you are talking about a BootCamp Windows, right ?
If so, usually you hold down the Alt/Option-key at startup of your Mac to get the Boot Selection screen.
There you can choose which Operating System to boot into.
Once in OSX you might wanna go to System Preferences - Startup Volume and set your OSX to be the default.
Regards
Stefan

When using the migrate tool to migrate from windows to mac, can you use ethernet to connect the computers to each other?

When using the migrate tool to migrate from windows to mac, can you use ethernet to connect the computers to each other? In the Migration tool, I was only given the option of choosing the computer when it appeared on the same network, and didn't see an option to connect them to each other. Even though they're both connected to the same network with a wired connection, the migration is painfully slow.

Yes. The following quotation is from About Windows Migration Assistant
These are the preferred network connections, in order:
Use a CAT6-certified Ethernet cable that is in good condition to connect the Ethernet port of the PC directly to the Ethernet port of the Mac or Ethernet adaptor (USB or Thunderbolt). You shouldn't use an Ethernet cable that has any kinks in it or is missing connector tabs.
Use CAT6-certified Ethernet cables that are in good condition to connect the Mac and PC to your home network router/hub/switch. You shouldn't use an Ethernet cable that has any kinks in it or is missing connector tabs.
For wireless, use the fastest wireless signal possible (802.11n 5Ghz). Try to have the PC, Mac, and the wireless access point all in the same room close to each other.

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Is Apple compatible with Microsoft Office?
Any computer is compatible as long as it can read and write Office files. But for perfect (or at least near perfect) compatibility, you would want to purchase Office 2011 for Mac.
How can I transport from Windows to Mac?
You can't directly transport any installation of Windows. All PC's come with a machine specific version of Windows intended for that PC. They don't have all of the hardware drivers the retail disks cover.
If you want Windows on your Mac, you would first purchase a full version copy (NOT an upgrade disk) of Windows 7 or 8. Those are the only supported versions on newer Macs. You install it through the supplied Boot Camp utility that comes with the Mac to create a new partition for Windows, and then install the retail copy of Windows you purchased.
The reason only these versions of Windows are supported is the same basic reason as a machine specific version of Windows for a PC. Apple only includes the necessary Mac hardware drivers for Win 7 or 8 on new Macs.
Once Windows is installed, you could then install the version of Office for Windows you already own. The nuisance of a Boot Camp partition is that you have to physically boot to either Windows or OS X, so you can only use the apps of the OS you're in at the time. To use both at once, you'd have to use virtual machine software (Parallels, VMware, VirtualBox) and then install Windows within that. Then you'd be able to run Windows inside of OS X and have access to both at the same time.

How do I migrate from my old mac that lost its display to my new mac?

How do I migrate from my old iMac that lost its display to my new iMac?

That can depend on what model iMac is the old one. With some models it's relatively easy to remove the hard drive. once out, you can use a device like this:
Newer Technology Universal Drive Adapter USB 3.0 - connects any 2.5", 3.5" or 5.25" drive
to connect the old drive to the new Mac. It will show up exactly as if you had an external hard drive in an enclosure. Them you can access the drive.
Can you give us an idea of what iMac variant the old one represents? The are four broad families: G3; G5: G5, and Intel. You can usually find the processor information the same tag that has the serial number.
I believe that, if you enter its serial number in tis Apple web page:
https://selfsolve.apple.com/agreementWarrantyDynamic.do
it will give you a description of the computer with the pertinent information.

How to switch CC from Windows to Mac

I have Creative Cloud on my Windows desktop and laptop. I am considering moving to a new Macbook Pro. How do I switch CC from Windows to Mac?
Thanks,
Mike

I appreciate the advice, but I've discovered that my OS has to be updated first (was 10.6.8) and am in the process of upgrading to Yosemite. Then I will try to login to Creative Cloud on the Mac and from there navigate as you describe. I hope to report this worked!
Mike

Migration from Windows to Mac:

Hello, I recently moved from WIndows and is very new to the Mac and so am not very sure how this thing will work. I have seen several posts on migration but it assumes one thing: that my Itunes Library Folder and My Itunes Contents are all in one directory called Itunes Music.
AT the present time, my Itunes Library is in my C; drive in WIndows and my Itunes content is found in my H: external drive. I can't consolidate to my C: drive as it is relatively full already. Can I consolidate to my H; drive? does it mean that my Itunes Library folder will move to the H: Drive? I also have applications in which I assume is in the c: drive...can't seem to find it on my H drive.
Help would be greatly appreciated.
Antonio

Hello, I recently moved from WIndows and is very new to the Mac and so am not very sure how this thing will work. I have seen several posts on migration but it assumes one thing: that my Itunes Library Folder and My Itunes Contents are all in one directory called Itunes Music.
AT the present time, my Itunes Library is in my C; drive in WIndows and my Itunes content is found in my H: external drive. I can't consolidate to my C: drive as it is relatively full already. Can I consolidate to my H; drive? does it mean that my Itunes Library folder will move to the H: Drive? I also have applications in which I assume is in the c: drive...can't seem to find it on my H drive.
Help would be greatly appreciated.
Antonio

I have just bought a mac and also have windows installed but how do i change from windows into mac?

I have just bought a mac and need to know how to change from using windows into Mac. When the mac starts up windows come up but i want to use Mac?

To set the default boot volume use the Startup Manager system preferences once you are booted back into the OSX. Then you would only need the option key at boot time to boot into the "other" OS.

Migrating from Windows to Mac, no loger have the Windows machine

Hi All,
I have a two year old iPod that's pretty loaded. I originally had it set up with a Windows computer that I ripped all my CD's to. Since that point my Windows machine needed to be rebuilt so I lost all the iTunes stuff on it. I also recently got a MacBook Pro. Now I'd like to be able to use the iPod with the MacBook, but I don't want to have to reload everything onto it. So how can I take an iPod originally formatted for Windows and retrieve all the data so that when I plug it into the MacBook I won't lose everything. I don't mind if I have to wipe out the iPod and reformat it then reload the music. I just don't want to have to rip all my CD's again. If it's any help I do have a networked Windows machine available to help with this.
Thanks,
-Bruce
MacBook Pro Mac OS X (10.4.8)

Macs can read Windows formatting so you should be able to connect your iPod without any bother. You can use a keyboard command to prevent your iPod auto-syncing with iTunes. While connecting the iPod to the computer on a Mac hold down the Option and Command (⌥ and ⌘ Apple) keys. This will stop the iPod from auto-syncing with iTunes and it will appear in the source list. Wait until you are sure the iPod has mounted, and that it will not auto sync and then you can let the keys go. This may take between 20 to 30 seconds depending on your computer. Once you are connected change the update setting to manual so you can use your iPod without the risk of accidentally erasing it. Also when using a lot of the utilities your iPod needs to be enabled for disc use, changing to manual update will do this by default. Check the "manually manage music and videos" box in Summary then press the Apply button:
Managing content manually on iPod
iTunes Keyboard Shortcuts for OSX
If you have any iTMS purchases the transfer of purchased content from the iPod to authorised computers has been introduced with iTunes 7. A paragraph on it has been added to this article: Transfer iTunes Store purchases using iPod
The transfer of non iTMS content such as songs imported from CD is designed by default to be one way from iTunes to iPod. However there's a manual method of copying songs from your iPod to your Mac. The procedure is a bit involved but if you're interested it's available at this link: Two-way Street: Moving Music Off the iPod
If you prefer something more automated there are a number of third party utilities that you can use to retrieve music files and playlists from your iPod, this is just a selection. I use Senuti but have a look at the web pages and documentation for the others too, you'll find that they have varying degrees of functionality and some will transfer movies, videos, photos and games as well. You can also read reviews of some of them here: Wired News - Rescue Your Stranded Tunes
Senuti Mac Only
iPodRip Mac Only
PodWorks Mac Only
PodView Mac Only
iPodAccess Mac & Windows
YamiPod Mac & Windows
PodUtil Mac & Windows
iPodCopy Mac & Windows
Keep your iPod in manual mode until you have reloaded your iTunes and you are happy with your playlists etc. then if you wish it will be safe to return it auto-sync again.

HT4796 Trying to migrate from my PC to my MAC, cannot find computer? Does this migration from Windows to MAC work?

Have been trying migration assistant to transfer Windows to MAC, does this work? Keeps searching for computer? Both are on the network but cannot connect.

You are following this?
http://www.apple.com/support/switch101/

Migration from Window to Mac

Hi all,
I'm new to this forum, but not to LR itself. I have used lightroom for several months (not an official version ) on my old windows laptop and I have quite a lot of images on the HDD of this laptop. Last week I bit the bullet and bought myself a brand new 27inch iMac which I immediately fell in love with and I wanted to get a clear conscience and registered for the official Lightroom software and licenses.
Now since this is my first iMac and I have had no experience with Apple in the past, I'm not sure how I can import the photo's from my laptop on the iMac. I want to keep all the edits I have made to those images of course.
When I installed the LR software on the iMac, it automatically created a new image catalog. Can I simply copy-paste the files from the laptop to the iMac?
I'm sorry if this is a stupid question, but I don't want to loose months of editing by doing it wrong.
And I'm also sorry for using an illegal version of LR over the last few months. At least it made me realize what a great piece of software this is and it deserves to be paid for (and that clears my conscience at once )

You will need to move the catalog and preference files as well as your images. Aim to keep a standard hierarchy which will make it easier to re-link the photos with the edits in the database. For example if all your images are in sub-folder of Pictures, move the entire folder and sub-folders to Pictures on the Mac. You should then be able to simply re-link the root folder and everything else will follow automatically.
See his link from Victoria (AKA Lightroom Queen)
http://www.lightroomqueen.com/how-move-lightroom-to-new-computer/

Problems migrating from windows to mac

I have an old windows computer with very little memory, so my ipod is currently synced with that computer although I manually manage it and have enabled disc use. Because of the low memory on my windows computer I have about 30 movies that are stored ONLY on my iPod (not in itunes). I am unable to copy them back to my computer to store them to back them up (i don't know why, i just tried clicking and dragging, is there a different way?).
I have a new macbook labtop to which i have downloaded some movies i have purchased. I authorized the new computer just fine, but i read that I cannot use my ipod with multiple computers if the operating systems are different. I just want to be able to use my ipod with my mac, but how do I do this without losing 100s of dollars worth of data on my ipod since i supposedly have the wipe the ipod clean i order to sync with the new computer and i don't have it backed up due to low memory on my old windows computer? Besides, how do I back it up so that it will run on a mac if all i have is a windows computer and a mac it won't sync with unless i wipe it clean?
thank you, im appologize if this is confusing, i would be happy to answer any clarifying questions

The iPod is a one way affair except for iTS purchases which can be moved back to an authorized computer. To prevent an iPod from syncing - on a Mac - hold down the 'option' + 'command/apple' key at the same time when plugging in the iPod - keep the keys down until the iPod shows in the Devices list in iTunes.
You can use a program such as Senuti or Pod Works to transfer your stuff back to your Mac.
When the Mac loads the iPod it creates folders and then puts the music files into those folders and scrambles the file name these folders and files are invisible. This could be a move to help make it more difficult to pirate tunes. As you have Disk Use enabled you can down load a variety of utility programs that will 'show invisibles' such as Tinker Tool (do a Google search)- once the invisibles are visible then you can see all the folders on the iPod (except for an iPod Touch). When you look in the folders you will see that there is gibberish and the file names make no sense - just drag a file into iTunes and iTunes will read the id3 tag and list it by that info in the iTunes window and will convert the file name back to something that you can understand on your HD.
MJ

PSE12: How do I migrate from Windows to Mac

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