Apple Mac Box Set Family Pack (10.6.3)

1.723 kr - 2.005 kr

Apple Mac Box Set Family Pack (10.6.3)

EAN: 0885909399147    Producentens varenr.: MC582DK/A
     
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Snow Leopard is the world's most advanced operating system, finely tuned. It installs easily, works with the software and accessories you already have, and is more streamlined, secure, and powerful than ever. Get the most out of photos, movies, and music on your Mac. Browse and search photos not just by when they were taken, but by who appears in them and where they were taken. Create themed slideshows with multiphoto layouts, titles, and captions. Create great-looking movies in minutes. Fine-tune every edit with the precision editor, add animated maps, and smooth bumps and jitters in shaky video. Learn to play piano and guitar, then jam with your favorite artists. Compose and record your own songs using guitar amps and stompbox effects. Design, publish, and update your own websites. Add dynamic content with drag-and-drop widgets, and publish to MobileMe or virtually any web-hosting service. Quickly create a Hollywood-style disc using Apple-designed animated themes to give your DVD a gorgeous style from main screen to chapter selection. Get everything you need to make impressive documents, spreadsheets, and presentations in minutes. Create reports, newsletters, posters, flyers, and more. Choose from over 180 Apple-designed templates, and focus on your work with the full-screen view. Make your data easy to understand with innovative yet simple spreadsheets. Organize your data with a click using table categories. And choose from over 250 functions. Create sophisticated presentations with ease. Build stunning animations with simple transitions using magic move. Bring your data to life with 3D charts.

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OperativsystemApple MacOS X 10.6.3
Version10.6.3
ProdukttypeBokspakke
MedieDVD-ROM
LokaliseringDanmark

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Licenstype5 PC i en husstand

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