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<blockquote data-quote="chscag" data-source="post: 1617198" data-attributes="member: 46727">1. <a href="https://www.apple.com/batteries/maximizing-performance/" target="_blank">Maximizing battery life for your MacBook Pro</a>2. Adware Medic is an adware removal program while Adblock does exactly what it says it does and that is... it blocks ads from your browser.3. You certainly need AV on your Windows machine, but you already know that. You do not need an active AV scanning program for your Mac.&nbsp; Please read thru our security forum for more info.4. The only compatible file format between Windows, OS X, and Linux is FAT. Of course there are drivers available for all three operating systems for interaction.5. MS Office for the Mac does not have &quot;a ton of updates&quot;.&nbsp; Definitely an overstatement. Mac Office 2011 is now at 14.4.5.&nbsp; And after all, it's a Microsoft program isn't it?&nbsp; Need I say more?&nbsp; And yes, you need to install all recommend patches from MS.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="chscag, post: 1617198, member: 46727"] 1. [URL="https://www.apple.com/batteries/maximizing-performance/"]Maximizing battery life for your MacBook Pro[/URL] 2. Adware Medic is an adware removal program while Adblock does exactly what it says it does and that is... it blocks ads from your browser. 3. You certainly need AV on your Windows machine, but you already know that. You do not need an active AV scanning program for your Mac. Please read thru our security forum for more info. 4. The only compatible file format between Windows, OS X, and Linux is FAT. Of course there are drivers available for all three operating systems for interaction. 5. MS Office for the Mac does not have "a ton of updates". Definitely an overstatement. Mac Office 2011 is now at 14.4.5. And after all, it's a Microsoft program isn't it? Need I say more? And yes, you need to install all recommend patches from MS. [/QUOTE]

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