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HI,<br />
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1) I am used to with the Microsoft Window<br />
2) I am not familiar with the Macintosh OS<br />
3) I saw some MacBoox (The OS is Mac OS X 10.6.8) at a company (production environment)<br />
4) My question: How to open a command line at this MacBoox? (In Windows XP, I navigate to Start &gt;&nbsp;Run&gt; type in: command ........then the command line's window will appear)<br />
5) Thanks<br />
<br />
tjie<br />

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HI,

1) I am used to with the Microsoft Window
2) I am not familiar with the Macintosh OS
3) I saw some MacBoox (The OS is Mac OS X 10.6.8) at a company (production environment)
4) My question: How to open a command line at this MacBoox? (In Windows XP, I navigate to Start > Run> type in: command ........then the command line's window will appear)
5) Thanks

tjie


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