If your job involves a computer (and it probably does), you spend a lot of time typing. And if your job involves programming or medical charting, forget it. You can probably hear the clacking of keys in your sleep. Phone numbers, canned responses, witty ripostes – a lot of the stuff you typed today is…
Microsoft’s newest version of Office saves documents in a format that is incompatible with the Mac version of Office…or any other Mac application for that matter. “Microsoft Office Open XML” is the name of the new format that applies across Word, Excel and PowerPoint applications on PCs using Office 2007. Specifically, the formats are saved…
Recently, we had an in-depth look at one of the most prominent programs in the field, Camtasia – a nifty little tool that can do a lot more than it lets on at a first glance. With Camtasia, the process of recording and editing a video of your current screen becomes a child’s play, as the…
It seems a mac fan has posted all of the famous “switch” ads on YouTube in the last few days. I was looking through them, and saw Yo YoMa’s ad, and thought I’d run it and give you a link to the other switch ads on YouTube. The “switch” campaign is one of my favorite…
One of the hardest parts of getting a new machine is moving over all of your content from your current system to the new one. In Tiger, however, that is a snap. All you have to do is connect your old Mac to your new Mac via a Firewire cable. Then head into the Applications…
There is a new iTunes rumor circling around the web…this time it’s about album pricing. Cnet reported on it a few days ago, saying that iTunes may allow for flexible album pricing on albums where you have already purchased some of the songs individually. If it’s true, all I can say is – it’s about…
It’s slim pickings today for quality free apps, but I found a handful of gems that might just be worthy of your time.
A few days ago, I wrote a post about an aluminum case for the iPhone 4 made by KarasKustoms. I got an e-mail that night from one of their employees, and a few days later I was at the shop, checking it out first hand. Then they gave me a model for my own use…
Do you like stupid humor? Well, it doesn’t get much stupider than Aqua Teen Hunger Force, and now you can cover your desktop in their stupid goodness. This set contains wallpapers featuring Frylock, Shake, Meatwad, Carl and others – in all their Aqua Teen stupidity. This is one of those shows that I hate to…
NetNewsWire, which to many is the absolute best RSS Reader Mac is now officially out of beta with version 3.1, which launched today – and guess what? Now it’s FREE! I’ve never used a desktop RSS Reader before, but I’m going to download NetNewswire and give it a shot. If you’d like to do the…
As you may or may not know (or care), I’m not a fan of the Magic Mouse. Yes, the multi-touch is cool, and of course, I like the clean looks and streamlined feel. What I don’t like is the way you’re forced to hold the thing, mostly because my mammoth catcher’s mitts can’t hold onto…
Within your macOS system, there’s a file called “sudoers” which controls the deepest levels of your permissions system. This file says which users can run sudo, and what they can do when they run it. Basically, it decides who is in charge. We can edit sudoers on macOS to administer a multi-user system more effectively….
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