Gear for Mac

I just got the game and I thought that it was cool so I started downloading new land to fly over. I downloaded all of the major airports and the land around them but I have no idea how to add them to the game. Could some one please help me? Thanks!

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This has more fun crammed into it than even seems possible. A remote control vehicle that can handle all terrains and that can provide surveillance, too Yes, it can. The vehicle includes a built-in video camera and listening device that works with the controller, letting you see and hear the action wherever your vehicle goes. You can see and hear what your enemy is doing, protect your stuff from intruders and secretly exchange information. You get 3 built-in applications, including Cyborg Vision, Night Vision and a path mapper. And you can download even more online applications for free. Requires 12 AA batteries.

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I just got a Phillips Go Gear 4MB for Christmas but my wife didn't realize that the ArcSoft Media Conversion software was not Mac compatible. I did some searching on the net for a freeware conversion software but didn't see anything specific for my new device. Does anyone know of any media conversion software that I can use on my Mac that will convert video files on my Mac for my Go Gear device? Thanks.

You may try this video converter for mac, it's not free, but it works really nice for me http://macvideoconverter.mac-dvd.com/ Hope it helps and have a nice day.

I want to design a gear setup, but I cant find one for mac

Here is what I found flightgear.en.softonic.com/mac sorry its flight gear, but there wasn't anything else

I've spent about 5 hours today on this Mac and got very little done. I've learned a lot that I have already forgotten and my brain refuses to switch into Mac gear when I keep pressing the ctrl key for hot-keying. I'm hating this Mac so far, but not because it's bad. It's just different. I'm wondering if I'll ever get used to this Mac and if I do, if I'll still prefer my PC. If you also had to make this transition, how was it? How long did it take to get used to? Are you "bilingual" [haha... okay]? and are you glad you switched to Mac? And does anyone know Mac's version of Windows' Word Document?

Wow, I just logged back in and again saw your question. I will explain in more detail this time. At the bottom is the dock bar, on top is the menu bar. You resize windows by dragging them from the bottom right corner. You minimize windows clicking on the yellow button on the left and it should go in to your dock bar. You can drag apps to your dock bar from your applications folder. When u press the red button, it won't close the app like in windows, u need to click on the apps name on the menu bar and choose exit or quit from there. You can bring your dash board by pressing the f12 key. If u need any more help just email me :) There is Microsoft Office 2008 for macs, and there is also neooffice over here: http://www.neooffice.org You could also buy Apple iWorks. There is no maximize in OS X, the green button just zooms in to the window and makes it larger so u can see more apps. Instead of windows explorer we have finder on OS X.