How can I become an Apple Developer and one day attend the WWDC?
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Right here man... http://developer.apple.com/\n\nI'll be going to WWDC in August in SanFran.  w00t!\n\nYou can sign up with ADC and receive emails for free and other good info.  It costs US$500 to be a Select Member, and this allows you access to Developer release downloads of the MacOS and other goodies.  I presonally think it's well worth the $500.  I paid this fee outta my own pocket for 2 years, but now my employer pays for it.
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you should have tohught of that beofre buying the printer.\ngoogle it. i saw on a mac comercial today that the new macs are able to install windows programs too.
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Apple do! Just put in your college/institution and then you get some kind of discount - not sure how much though. Its available on most if not all of their products.
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Go get an A+ and/or Microsoft certification and they will help get you in the computer field.
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I could give you so many reasons to buy a Apple.\nApple has a student discount 365 days of the year.\nI also recommend to get your computer when the computer companies release their Back To School program.  I can almost guarantee that Apple's Back To School program will include a iPod with your computer purchase.\nAlso now that the new Apples can run Windows Xp and Mac OS X there is no reason to buy anything else when you can do it all with a mac.\nWhat are you going to school for?\nFor student discounts call 1-800-My-Apple\nor \nclick the link below and  select your school\n\nMSG me for any more ?'s
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Hey!  Apple is a really cool corporation, I'm happy your picking up interest in such a cool and innovate company.\n\nhttp://jobs.apple.com/ is a web page designed for jobs at apple.\n\nThey hire at a whole range of experience levels.  Good luck!\n\nTony
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Yea go to apple.com\nIf you're having trouble just find an apple store. How do you go through 4 computers in 8 months?!? computers must not be your thing. Or you're trying to hard. Apples are easy to understand. Just relax
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Try bootcamp first and see if you can survive that
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hey i am apple\nemail me.
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become a dayer u can get any access
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ok if your just looking desktop and portable certs go to apples website and buy there technican training kit. After you have studied that google prometric. Prometric is a world wide testing company that deals in certifications they do the apple tests. that will get you your ACPT ACDT if you wish to go farther then that go to the apple website for your contry. go to support > training and it will show you what classes and where the classes are offered in your area.\n\nCongradualtions on deciding to get apple certified. \n\nI wish you luck and hope to see you in the apple certification alliance soon.\n\nsorry forgot to tell you fees. the fees are 150 - 190 us. I am in canada and they still charge me us dont know why. the class i told you to buy off apple cost me 400 canadian. the classes i took at apple for my help desk ACHDS cost 1200 canadian and my technical cordinator ACTC cost 2400 for the class. i have to take 3 test and 3 classes to get my ACSA i am working on right now and after the classes and tests in total that will cost me about 8000 canadian 250 per tests 2400 per class. \n\nKEEP IN MIND your certifications run out and you will have to rewrite the tests. The ACDT ACPT run out ever 12 months ACTC 24 ACSA 24 months the ACHDS will not run out but will retire meaning your certification will be ACHDS v10.4 so when mac osx 10.5 comes out that certification you hold needs to be updated even though it hasnt run out
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AutoCAD Anybody?\n\nThis strategy by Apple addresses the "classic case" of inability to adopt Mac. The classic case is this: I can run every piece of software I need natively on Mac OS X, except for the one I need the most.\n\nFor many in the CAD world, this happens to be AutoCAD. Yet, for others it happens to be programs like SolidWorks, CATIA, Pro/E and others. Maybe a user wants to use Autodesk's 3D Studio Max. All of this is possible now at native -- and very attractive -- speeds.\n\nThis isn't the same thing as native solutions for OS X. And that is what Mac users ultimately want. But for now, this is Apple's latest big move in its efforts to win the hearts and wallets of folks frustrated with the Windows computing experience.
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Try going to an IMAC store.
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You can get a 60-day free trial from the Apple Store website.  After that, it's $99.95 per year.
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Develop a passion for the work.  Spend your free time learning more about the subject.  Make it a joy rather than a job.\n\nI personally recommend keeping up with hardware changes, at least on the systems  you are working on.  Understand the operating systems, determine which files actually affect your applications and how they interact with them.  Learn makefiles, understand the compile chain, learn how the compiler creates symbol tables and how libraries are linked in.\n\nThen look into how to write device drivers... that will improve your code immensely.  Understand the Configuration Management and Quality Assurance roles and why they are important...\n\nThen improve your programming in the language of your choice... write a lot of code, look at a lot of code... make improvements.\n\nGood luck
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http://developer.apple.com/tools/gcc_overview.html\n\nShort of that just literally go to \n\nhttp://developer.apple.com they have a lot of info there :)