Apple Macintosh and Microsoft Windows Features

Comparison Between Apple Macintosh than Microsoft Windows in features and applications

Apple Macintosh=Microsoft Windows
?=Windows Snipping Tool (screenshot capture)
?=Windows Steps Recorder
Apple AirDrop=?
Apple Automator/Apple Script=Windows Visual Basic Script/Windows Java Script/Batch Script/Power Shell Script
Apple Boot Camp=Microsoft Hyper-V/Windows Server Virtualization/Windows Virtual PC
Apple Characters=Windows Touch Keyboard Emoji
Apple Dark Mode=Windows Dark Theme
Apple iCloud=Microsoft One Drive (cloud storage and cloud computing service)
Apple iMovie=Windows Movie Maker
Apple iWork=Microsoft Office/Microsoft Office 365
Apple Keynote=Microsoft Office PowerPoint (presentation program)
Apple Menu Bar (on top of screen)=Microsoft Menu Bar (on each application)
Apple Menu=Windows Start Menu/Windows Start Button
Apple Music/iTunes=Microsoft Groove/Microsoft Windows Media Player
Apple Notes=Windows Sticky Notes
Apple Numbers=Microsoft Office Excel (spreadsheet)
Apple Pages=Microsoft Office Word/Microsoft Office Publisher (word processor and desktop publishing)
Apple Photos/iPhoto=Windows Live Photo Gallery (photo viewers and editor)
Apple TV/iTunes/Quick Time=Microsoft Films & Tv/Windows Media Player
iCal=Windows Calendar
Mac Activity Monitor/Process Listing=Windows Task Manager
Mac App Store=Microsoft Store(application store)
Mac Applications folder=Windows Program Files
Mac Clock=Windows Time
Mac Dock=Taskbar(navigation bar)
Mac Finder=Windows Explorer/File Explorer (file management)
Mac Help=Windows Help
Mac Launchpad=Windows Start Menu/Windows Start Button (application launcher)
Mac Mail=Microsoft Mail
Mac Mission Control=Windows Cool Switch
Mac Quick Look/Mac Preview Pane=Windows Preview Pane
Mac Safari=Microsoft Edge/Microsoft Internet Explorer
Mac Spaces and Expose=Windows Task View
Mac Spaces/Virtual Desktop=Windows Virtual Desktop
Mac Spotlight/Mac Sherlock=Windows Search/Windows Finder (search feature)
Mac Stacks=Windows Auto Arrange Icon
Mac Status Bar=System Tray, Notification Area (status bar)
Mac System Preferences=Windows Control Panel (configuration/preferences/settings)
Mac Terminal=Windows Command Prompt/Windows Command Line/Power Shell
Mac TextEdit=Windows Notepad
Mac Trash Can=Windows Recycle Bin
Mac Universal Access=Windows Accessibility

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