Software bundled with iMac

Dumb Newbie question follows: I am an Australian living in Austria and am just about to buy an iMac with the bundled software for iWorks, Aperture and Final Cut. I can order the keyboard in English but the Mac comes with only German versions of the software. Will I be able to easily change the language for the software to English.

The software will be in any language you choose on install.
Or, System Preferences > Languages to change.
-mj

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Which APC UPS American Power Conversion uninterruptible power supply product has a software version completely compatible with the latest iMac Apple Computer operating system?... there have been APC UPS software versions that weren't completely compatible with the current iMac OS.

dsaklad@ zurich.csail.mit.edu wrote:
c.
How do you compare all the features?... of
http://www.apc.com/products/family/index.cfm?id=129
with all the features of
http://www.apple.com/downloads/macosx/networking_security/apctracker.html
d.
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e.
Is it designed for servers only?...
f.
Where are the details, at what link are the details indicated for iMac Apple computers?...
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I expected AppleWorks to not be able
to run under Rosetta as it is a carbonized OS 8/9
application, not a native, cocoa, OS X app.
I've heard a few of people say this, but it's a misunderstanding. Both Carbon and Cocoa applications will run under Rosetta.
For example, Steve demo'd MS Office and Photoshop running under Rosetta at last year's WWDC and this year's Macworld Expo. Both applications are written with the Carbon API.
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Kernel extensions
Java applications with JNI libraries
Java applets in applications that Rosetta can translate; that means a web browser that Rosetta can run translated will not be able to load Java applets.
<http://developer.apple.com/documentation/MacOSX/Conceptual/universalbinary/universal_binary_exec_a/chapter_7_section_2.html#//appleref/doc/uid/TP40002217-CH210-BCICICJH>
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Cheers.

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was going thru the ordering online screen and I can't find what software comes already loaded. Can someone point me to a link or give me a list?
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thx - Craig

Hi.
This is the iMac (Flat Panel) forum for G4 iMacs but I'm assuming that you will be purchasing a brand new Intel iMac so will provide details for those instead.
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Apple Hardware Test
Front Row
Photo Booth
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mrtotes
Message was edited by: mrtotes. Beaten by Duane again for all the pertinent points.....

I've recently been given a macbook pro from uni, with lots of adobe software on. I want to pair it with my iMac which has music etc and is it possible to get the software to the imac and the files to the macbook?Giving me the best of both :-)

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