How do you turn of DOS mode on and Apple Mac?

For your knowledge Mac does't have any DOS mode to turn off. if you need any help follow Mac Customer Service .

Hi - Is this definitely a Mac? Usually being stuck in DOS only happens with non-Macs.

If a mac, could you tell me what you're seeing on screen while in "DOS mode". for example, screen color, text color, any messages or prompts?

Thank you - I'll be on the lookout for your reply

type=====exit in dos mode window or restart the computer

DOS mode?

These machines don't run DOS.

Not at all sure what this is about as there is no dos mode on a Mac.

DOS was on PCs before Windows (and still is, kind of). So, you need a PC - or emulation software on your Mac such as Parallels or Boot Camp (free with your Mac). You'd need a copy of Windows as well, though.

The Mac Operating System doesn't have a DOS mode.

There is no DOS in Apple's Operating System. You need to ensure that you are downloading a valid application for the Mac. These applications are usually .app, .dmg, .pkg files.
Look to see if the place where you are downloading the game has a Mac version available.

Unless you have installed a Windows emulator like Parallels or Bootcamp, you cannot easily run .exe files on your Mac with a Mac OS. It will not run dos mode in Mac OS.
You can:
1. Install an emulator.
2. Try Winebottler. It's in beta, but it creates stand alone apps for Mac OS 10.6 from Windows apps.

Mac OS will run some Chinese characters. It is available as a language pack directly from Apple's website, including Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese and Korean.

Does the file end in .exe?
It sounds like you have downloaded a Windows executable to a Macintosh system, and when you click on it it opens in the text editor, which displays the binary contents of the program, which usually contains the message "This program cannot be run in DOS mode."
Windows executables cannot be run on Macintosh computers unless you have also installed Windows, either under Boot Camp or under a virtual machine monitor such as Parallels or Fusion.