Rogue Amoeba just released Fission, to help users edit sound files, without any loss of audio quality. Let’s say you download our latest MyMac.com MiniPodcast, and you want to get rid of one of my All Over the Mac segments or No Snooze Reviews, but leave the rest of the show intact. How to do it?
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I usually recommend freeware, or free software, in Macspiration. This week I’ve decided to stray from that path, and suggest three small pieces of shareware that are just fun. Not only are they fun, but they are cheap, too. You can buy all three of these programs for less than $30. All of these programs have downloadable demos, so try them out!
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This week, all the guys are back for segments galore, including part three of Tim, Guy, and Chad in Grand Rapids, David Cohen, Nemo, and Levis pants? Yes, Levis pants!
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Kenpo Jacket for iPod
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Even though Guy’s G4 keeps locking up during the show, we manage to put another podcast to bed. New MacBook Pros, updates to the MacBook, Stolen iPods, upgrading iMacs, Green Peace at London MacExpo, and much more.
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The closing days of October 2006 bring about the time for London’s MacExpo 2006, held at the Olympia exhibition hall in Kensington. A report from MyMac.com’s own David Cohen from the event.
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When I first started writing this column in July I said we weren’t going to strictly do a help letters column. I say we, of course, because without your letters there is no help. This one’s going to be more of a commentary, and part iPhoto help.
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Owen’s great article on essential shareware and freeware got me thinking about my must have software.
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Nowadays it’s common for a lot of people to spend several hours daily sitting at a desk, doing work that needs to be done, rising only to eat, or use the bathroom. I’ve seen what a seat-potato lifestyle can do, especially as one gets older, and softer. Here are somethings to avoid that dire fate.
ShadowClipboard extends your clipboard range to from one to one hundred (in advanced mode) items on a clipboard. Plus, you can have multiple clipboards, which extends this number even more. So now when you accidentally copy something before using something else on your clipboard, ShadowClipboard will have that previous copy stored for you.
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If you are new to a Mac, for whatever reason, you might thing why write an article about ejecting media on a Mac? You only have to pull out a thumb drive or push the button on the CD tray to eject it, right? Wrong. Ejecting media on a Mac is a little more complicated than that, especially if you are used to using a PC.
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David Cohen, John Nemo, David Weeks, Robert Hazelrigg, Tim Robertson, Guy Serle, and George Bush. Can you guess which of these people are not on this weeks podcast?
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If your MacBook Pro simply runs too hot for your lap, Tim has found a possible fix in his review of smcFanControl by Hendrik Holtmann
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Red Nanos, a little blue language, and infected iPods attack Windows. Tim, Chad, and Guy look at the quarterly financial results from Apple released this week, plus some listener feedback. All that, and a ton more, on this weeks MyMac Podcast.
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If you can’t wait for Apple’s iTV (or whatever it is called when released), you might want to try Griffin’s TuneCenter. TuneCenter will allow you to take iPod and play it through your television. What makes that different than using Apple’s iPod cables? Well, read on to find out.
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I had to reformat my PowerBook recently, and that meant putting back all the software I normally use. What follows is my list of what I believe are some of the “must have gadgets” for the Mac. This list is only for gadgets and fun, smaller applications only.
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The Disko brings what has always been missing to the iPod: flashing and chasing lights. I didn’t say you were missing this feature, just that the iPod was missing it. Is it worth the thirty dollar asking price? Read the review to find out.
Every time I email a long website address (URL) from my Mac to a PC the URL link usually breaks. I have been trying to find a solution to this for a while now, and a post at Apple’s Discussions site many months ago got me nowhere. Here is a solution
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