Kendra asks,“How do I eject a CD or DVD on my Mac when pressing the eject button doesn’t work?“This is a great question that I myself had to search apple support for the answer when I first had this problem on my first mac. Especially when you think that a stuck disc is going to […]
Mac Accessory of the Day
Wow. This minimalist Mac lappie case takes it to the next level:Check it out!http://www.sweetcover.com/
Mac Tip of the Day: Expose and Aluminum Keyboard
If you have been a mac user for long enough time you will know all about the Expose feature. If not then here is a quick review.…Expose allows you to quickly do the following:See All the windows you have open,Push all windows to the side to quickly view just your desktop,See just windows from the […]
Best Cell Phone
My sister-in-law is looking for advice on a new phone, but I haven’t been in the market for a few years. Could you throw in your opinions in the comments? If we get enough response, I’ll make a post with everyone’s reviews.
Mac Tip of the Day: Email attachments quickly
If you’re looking for a quick and easy way to send email attachments there is no faster way than by using Mail. We all know the standard way. Open Mail…Select New Message…click onthe Attachment Paper Clip icon…fill out your email…and Send. There is actually a much quicker way to do this. Just take theattachment you would […]
Tip of the Day: Spotlight
How often do you use “Spotlight”? This is one of the biggest gems in Mac OS since its Tiger (10.4) introduction. To activate Spotlight, you can either click on the magnifying glass on the top right of your screen, or use the keyboard shortcut: command + spacebar.Once you activate Spotlight, type in what you want […]
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Create a Folder Containing Your Current Selection
Create a folder containing your current selection by choosing File > New Folder with Selection or by pressing Control-Command-N (⌃⌘N).
Handy as hell.
Six Unexpected Uses for the Application Switcher
I didn’t know about half of these.
Tip: save a copy of your Mac’s Apple System Profiler report to your Dropbox folder. If your Mac dies you’ll have exactly what you lost.
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