Q: The only hesitation I have about switching to the Mac concerns Quicken. I have used that program on Windows for over 20 years. All the reviews on the Mac version are less than favorable.
If I install Windows on the Mac, would I still be able to run my current Quicken program?
A: Yes. When you install Windows on a Mac, using Apple's Boot Camp utility, the Mac is turned into a full-fledged Windows computer, whenever you choose. So Quicken—or any Windows program—should work fine.
If you install Windows in a virtual machine program, such as Parallels, you should also be able to run your Quicken software.
Q: When I am using Google Chrome on my computer, there is no icon for printing on the page. What do I do?
A: Click on the icon at the upper right that looks like a stack of short lines. It opens a menu of options that includes one labeled "Print… ." Click on that and you should be able to print.
—You can find all my columns at the All Things Digital website, http://walt.allthingsd.com/. Email mossberg@wsj.com
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