After all of Morgan’s hard work, Apple has gone and released a program called Boot Camp. Boot Camp allows you to install Windows XP on your Intel Mac without having to scrounge around on the internet looking for drivers and such. Some of the drivers Apple includes are ones that allow for graphics, networking, audio, […]
Here’s an Automator Action that could come in handy. I’ve run the periodic clean-up and it worked like a champ! Requires Mac OS X 10.4 or higher (Purchase Tiger for $119) from Small Dog! Maintenance A simple Automator Action fused with AppleScript aimed at keeping your Mac running healthy. Features include: – Repair Permissions – […]
My home network is composed of about 15 machines. For a home network that’s pretty decent sized but it also means my electrical bills are starting to go through the roof. After reading this neat tip on TUAW I just had to setup all my Macs minus the notebooks so that at whatever time I […]
I’ve been a fan of Textpattern, the Content Management System we’re using for our blog and podcasts, since I was introduced to it by Jon Hicks a few site redesigns ago (approximately the same number of years ago, as most bloggers do a site redesign nearly every year). It’s a light-weight, easy to use, and […]
If you are looking for tips on the Adobe products included in the Creative Suite (Photoshop, Illustrator, GoLive, InDesign), you may want to check out a new podcast by Terry White. Though this podcast is geared more towards the non-professional user, there are good reviews of the new features that even professionals may find handy.
First of all, what is social bookmarking? A quick answer is that it is an on-line way to save your Internet bookmarks. But it’s more than just having access to your personal bookmarks, it also means having access to everyone’s shared bookmarks and it usually entails being able to categorize your bookmarks and perhaps being […]
