I have a Mac and have migrated to Pages and Numbers (Word and Excel-Mac versions) for all my document creation.I happened to make my MSM Emu Oil Cream today. My mother and dear hubby tried everything OTC for arthritis and my cream worked better than all of them, including Blue Emu -- plus it's less expensive! I'm at that age where I use it as well. Before that, I tried duping Blue Emu, but I am unable to access my files at this time because I recently had my iMac updated to Word and all my docs are in "Appleworks". I'm hoping to get some help to translate one to the other, but my iMac tech is unavailable due to "life" interrupting his normal routine like you wouldn't believe. Poor guy. I'll spare you the gory details.
ETA: I found the best price for Emu Oil here: Sun Pure Botanicals
Somewhere on that bottle there should be instructions to dilute the blend to 1% in a carrier oil!!! (1 ml oil to 99 mls carrier oil) I see this often with people who buy YL and Do Terra oils... they think they can use the drops straight without harm. I warned a lady about that a few years ago. Even offered her a bottle of carrier oil to put her EO into. Just ran into her again the other day. She was sick, lethargic and looked awful... dark around the eyes and saggy complexion.
You will be amazed how well that blend will work once added to a carrier oil. You'd think 1% wouldn't be that effective, but, surprisingly, it is!
Actually all you have to do is go to the App Store on you Mac and download Pages and Numbers (both free). These are the Mac version of Word and Excel. Open Pages,. Then, under file (top of screen) choose “open,” go to where your AppleWorks document is and choose it. The Document will open in Pages . Now you can use it as you would Word. A few minor differences but nothing you can’t get used to. You can save the file as a Pages document, PDF or even export it to Word. I chose to walk away from my Microsoft products a couple of years ago for various reasons and love Pages! You don’t need an expert to help you. Matter of fact, if you just search “how do I transfer AppleWorks documents to Pages,” you will” get a step-by-step tutorial.
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