Tonight’s first phone call had me bobbing my head to my ring tone. The caller says they are thinking of switching to Mac as their primary machine. They are familiar with Open Office, and have heard the Microsoft Office for …
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Gary Rosenzweig shows you how to use GarageBand to make ringtones for the iPhone.
This caller is wondering how I feel about Time Capsule. I already have one on order! Time Capsule is a revolutionary backup device that works wirelessly with Time Machine in Mac OS X Leopard. It automatically backs up …
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The big buzz surrounding Leopard has been about the Time Machine feature. When enabled and properly configured, it will automatically and incrementally back up everything on your Mac.
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There are arguments claiming that Mac OS X is not configurable. That could have been the case way back before OS X. However, Macs have been “tweakable” for years.
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Mac OS 10.5 (Leopard) comes with a reworked version of Spotlight that includes a calculator function. Give me a minute and I’ll show you how it works.
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There is a new feature in Leopard that is available for every application and program on your Mac. This Help feature is so amazing, it will save you an incredible amount of time and trouble.
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A very simple how to on how to set two different sound settings.
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If your like me, your computer is packed with music. But what happens if your hard drive crashes or even worse your mac gets stolen. You always have your iPod right? Well you have to get your music off of your iPod and onto your computer. The easiest way I have found is iPodDisk. iPodDisk is a great little applications that mounts your iPod as a hard drive. You can then browse through the music on your iPod just like it was a mounted network drive. Your simply drag your music off the drive onto your computer and into iTunes. iPodDisk can be downloaded here. Enjoy!
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I am starting a new series of Quick Tips. The first series is about the Finder. This screencast is quick tutorial on how to use some of the shortcuts in OS X. Quick Tip #1: Apple + Tab - this is a quick and easy way to scroll through our all of your open applications. Quick Tips #2: Apple + Space Bar - this shortcut activates Spotlight. It is a quick way to search for a document or open an application. Quick Tip #3: Control + Click (or right click on a two button mouse) - alot of people don’t realize you can “right click” on the Mac. If you Control Click on the desktop you can create a new folder, create a burn folder, get info on an item and more.
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