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Mac Support NYC
New York Mac Support and Mac Consultant
Without a doubt. Mac systems are more and more prevalent in today's workplace. Tech Support 4 NYC is here to provide the fastest and best quality Mac Support in New York City
Are you in this position?
- Your current Tech Support consultant cringes at the very mention of MAC Support.
- You've inherited the title of "Helpdesk" even though you know for sure that wasn't part of your job description.
- You have to call your "web guy" every time you an issue with your desktop
- You feel like there is so much more you could be doing with your equipment but are unsure of the next steps.
- You are a PC based network that is looking to switch to the Mac platform.
Our company provides Mac support or Mac consultant well versed in past and present Mac technologies.
Some of our MAC Support Specialties:
- OS X Desktop Support and Training
- OS X Server Setup/Maintenance
- Paralles OS Virtualization. (i.e. Running Windows on a Mac)
- File and Printer Sharing
- Wireless Networking
- Multi-Media Application Support (FinalCut, LogicPro, AfterEffects)
- Print Application Support (InDesign, Illustrator, Photoshop, Quark)
- FileMaker Pro Support/Development with Macintosh connectivity
- Cross-Platform Integration with Windows
- Xserve, Xsan, Xserve RAID Deployment
Connecting to an Exchange server using a Mac.
There are a few options available to a Mac user that would like to connect to their workplace's Exchange server.
- 1. Using Entourage.
- 2. Using Outlook via Parallels.
- 3. Looking to the future.
Microsoft does provide a full featured mail client with their Office for Mac suite (only the Standard version, not Student and Teacher) which does provide Exchange connectivity. It uses a slightly more simplified connection to the server but does offer Out of Office functions, Public Folders, Delegation, and Push Email.
Running Parallels on a Mac is like running an entire Windows machine, 'in a window.' This offers the most amount of connectivity and features since you are actually connecting to the Exchange server as your Windows co-workers are. Parallels does try to make this as seamless as possible, but Performance on your Mac will decrease since you are now running not only a mail client, but an entire Operating System as well.
The next version of the Mac operating system, named 'Snow Leopard', is said to include connectivity to Microsoft's Exchange server right 'out of the box.' Apple's Mail, Address Book, and iCal programs are being re-written to provide Exchange connectivity. However this may be limited to the newest version of Exchange 2007.
As Mac Networks continue to grow in number, as well as in size and network, complexity, using a qualified and experienced mac consultant for all of your mac support needs will reduce problems and costs