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By Garrett Valdivia 0 comments
Turning off your iMac display, at will and instantly, is much easier than most people suppose. It is nothing more than a keyboard shortcut! A friend of mine emailed this solution to me today. This is somewhat amazing considering all the lengths ... more »
By Alexia Petrakos 0 comments
In the PC world when you want to transfer data directly from one computer to another, you would use a network, or maybe even attach the computers using a crossover cable. This would give you a maximum transfer speed of 100mbps. But what happens ... more »
By eHow Computers Editor 1 comments
Half of the Mac's character set can't be found on the keyboard. Here's how to create the circumflex-accented (') characters used in Latin-based languages. This works for âÂ, êÊ, îÎ, ôÔ and ûÛ but does not work for yY... more »
By Alexia Petrakos 2 comments
Preview has always had image editing features, however you could only access them by creating workflows in Automator. Now, with the release of Mac OS 10.5 (aka Leopard), you can do most image editing without a heavyweight image editing program ... more »
By Alexia Petrakos 1 comments
Having multiple email accounts is just a fact of life these days. Accessing Gmail, Yahoo!, Hotmail, your ISP's email, and possibly even your own domain's email sometimes entails visiting several websites, as well as using an email program on your ... more »
By Alexia Petrakos 2 comments
Apple released the Mac Mini in 2005 as a low-priced, entry-level Macintosh Computer. It does not come with a monitor, keyboard or mouse, and has minimal upgrade capabilities. The Mini doesn't support a dual-monitor setup natively, however ... more »
By beechin 0 comments
An Apple computer is like a piece of art; it is an extension of one's self. Each Mac you buy adds flair and decor to your home or office. This article will help you to buy an Apple computer (iMac, MacBook, MacBook Pro, Mac Pro, MacBook Air, Mac ... more »
By Speedy-Max 3 comments
Capturing a screenshot on a Mac is very simple. Here is how you do it... more »
By Alexia Petrakos 0 comments
For troubleshooting network issues, you may need to find your IP address. In Mac OSX, you can find your computer's IP address in the "Network" pane of "System Preferences"... more »
By eHow Computers Editor 0 comments
You buy a black MacBook for its sleek, smooth and clean look, only to find that it is grimy and dingy within a few weeks. Don't fret. Although these laptops are prone to stubborn oil marks because of their matte finish, you can clean your black ... more »
By eHow Computers Editor 1 comments
Defragging a Mac hard drive is a thing of the past because of the way that OS X manages files. After installing system updates or new applications, the computer will optimize itself. There are ways to periodically clean up your computer and ... more »
By Aquagirl21 1 comments
Ever wonder how to empty the trash on a MacBook or other Apple computer? Unlike using a PC, you are not able to right click the recycle bin on the desktop to empty the trash. Discovering how to empty the trash can get frustrating when you don't ... more »
By FreebieJunkie 0 comments
Love Apple but Loathe the prices? Well believe it or not, there is a solution. Follow just three simple steps, and your FREE iPod Touch, or whatever product you choose, will be shipped out to you in no time. How is this possible? This is ... more »
By eHow Computers Editor 1 comments
Like any home computer, your Mac running OS X needs periodic maintenance. There are some utilities built into OS X that you should run periodically. There are also commercial applications you can use to maintain it... more »
By MICHAEL SIMMERS 2 comments
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By Alexia Petrakos 1 comments
As far as productivity applications are concerned, you can go the super-complicated "Getting Things Done" or GTD route (and there are plenty of GTD-focused applications out there) or you can get super-simple with a pad of paper and a pen. If you ... more »
By Alexia Petrakos 1 comments
The familiar startup sound on a Mac can be music to your ears one day, and a nuisance the next. If you're in a quiet environment like a library or don't want to disturb your fellow coffee shop patrons, that sound is at best an annoyance. There ... more »
By Alexia Petrakos 0 comments
Viruses, Spyware and Adware are virtually non-existent for the Mac Operating System. However, along with the release of Intel-based Apple Computers and the ability to install and run a Windows Operating System using Bootcamp or Parallels, a Mac ... more »
By Alexia Petrakos 4 comments
Want to watch movies from your own DVD library on your iPod? With Instant Handbrake, free software for Mac OSX, you can easily make any DVD into an iTunes-compatible movie... more »
By Alexia Petrakos 1 comments
We all probably have sensitive information stored on our computers, readily available for anyone to see. To get a handle on information that can be dangerous in the wrong hands, Mac OS X's Disk Utilities allows you to create a Disk Image, fit to ... more »
By Alexia Petrakos 2 comments
When you move an item to the Trash and click "Empty Trash," your data is still recoverable. Even when you reformat a hard drive the right person can still dig up some of those personal files. The best way to securely erase data is to write over ... more »
By Alexia Petrakos 2 comments
Transferring files between two Apple computers is as easy as setting up a share and connecting to the drive through your home network. Personal file sharing allows other Macintosh users on your network to connect to the drives on your Mac. You ... more »
By rkayne 1 comments
Here is how to set up your email on your iPhone for the first time... more »
By Alexia Petrakos 1 comments
Every time you plug in your digital camera or your iPhone into your Apple Macintosh Computer, iPhoto launches. This is a feature, not a flaw, but you do lose a bit of control over your computer every time you place your iPhone on the charging ... more »
By eHow Internet Editor 0 comments
Many Web sites will allow users to view their content in other languages. This can be an extremely useful function if you cannot read English very well or if you are using Safari from an international location. Safari allows you to set up your ... more »