Waves for mac - Waves Diamond TDM for PC, Mac

first of all you have to install youwave, then you have been able to run whatsapp on your pc...
links are given below check this....
YouWave Android on Windows PC Apps For PC Zone
Then follow the instruction given in the post and download whatsapp
WhatsApp Messenger For PC Windows And Mac
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Need the router brand and model.

Connect your phone via usb to your MAC PC,and copy the picture to your phone through mass storage mode. Or You could send a file to your wave through bluetooth file transfer.

Sorry, you can't....reason is that the WAVE audio format is not supported by Mac platforms...feel free to verify this by checking at www.olympusamerica.com

ANYONE can help me with LW-IC 500 sdrivers for Mac? where can I find them cause the camera that I bougt it doesn't work whith my Mac

Specifications on Logitech's website for Wave keyboard list only Windows as compatible.

you cant choose a 5.1 audio track because it's a demo so you wont have all the full functions.

Mac OS-X should recognize the camera without having to install software.  Plug the camera into the USB port and turn it on.  It should appear on the desktop as an external hard drive.  It may also start iPhoto up in import mode.  You can also import photos by selecting "Add to Library" from the drop down menu.

micro wave the thing that works

Hi hoovs, Waves streaming normally comes from the 60 cycles hum of the AC mains. Sometimes this is caused by poor or loose grounding in the video cable or at times a weak or defective capacitor in the power supply of the monitor or at times low voltage supply to the monitor. If after checking your cables (both power and video) are not loose and are snugly fitted to their connection points and you still get the waves, then you are probably better off returning the unit for replacement. Another thing you can check is if the monitor is getting enough power. If the monitor's power supply is rated 100~240 VAC, then it should work out ok. If it's got a 240 rating and you are using it in 110, then the monitor is not getting enough juice which may cause the waves. On rare occasion, waves may be eliminated by simply plugging in the AC plug of your monitor the other way around. Hope this be of some help to you. Pls post again how things turn up. Kind regards.