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I got to spend some time talking with the guys from the MyMac Podcast and add some much needed estrogen to the show!! They're a great bunch of guys and if you haven't come across the show before it's well worth checking it out. Download the show here.
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You've Switched
Congratulations!!! You've got yourself a mac and now you're ready to learn how to use it. Well don't worry, it's not as big a deal as it seems. These machines are so user friendly you'll be asking yourself why you didn't make the switch and jump ship years ago.
Now What?
Now we get you and your Mac up and running! This site has something for everyone. From Quick Tips, to full step by step walk you through it and hold your hand tutorials, video lessons, mac news, a blog and coming soon, newsletter. What more could you want? And it's not all for beginners. I challenge those of you who have been around for a while not to find something to their liking. So, there's no time like now, let's get going. Why not start at Quick Tips and see how you do.
 Snow Leopard Update: The FTP application CyberDuck has been updated for Snow Leopard. For anyone looking for an open source FTP application it's a well worth a download. Read the full review here |
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Having problems getting videos to work on your mac despite having Quicktime installed? Then you need to install this free Quicktime add on component.
Described by the developers as the Swiss Army Knife for Quicktime it supports other popular video formats such as DivX, AVI, FLV & H.264 to name just a few giving full functionality to Quicktime for video viewing.
Once installed Perian's preferences can be found in your Macs main preference panel.
I highly recommend installing this app. It's one of the first on my list when I start a fresh with a new machine.
For full developer details and to download your copy visit here. |
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Right / Control ⌃ Clicking on your desktop will give you quick access to some useful features. 
Change your desktop background quickly without having to go through the System Preferences panel by using this quick tip. |
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Option 2 - ™ Option R - ® Option G - © Option+Shift K - Command+Option+T to open character palette for a list of special characters! This works in most programs but not all. |
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Your Mac has two font folders. One in your user account library folder and the other in your hard drive library folder. Not sure what the difference is? Well read on, this should explain it all for you. There are a couple of ways to load new fonts onto your Mac and also a couple of locations in which to load your fonts. One being adding fonts to your Mac system allowing them to be accessed by all users and the second is adding them to your user account allowing them to be accessed only by you. Both of which I'll go through here in this quick lesson. Method One - Install Mac Fonts for All User Accounts 
You'll find your Mac's system fonts in your HD > Library Folder > Font Folder. Fonts in this folder are accessible by all user accounts on your mac and to add fonts simple drag fonts into this Font folder and they're added. Nothing more, that's it. |
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