Many people know about keyboard shortcuts. These are key combinations with the Apple/Command Key and another key. For example, "Apple"+"P" will bring up the print window. This article is about lesser known shortcuts, and other keyboard tricks that you may or may not know about
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When John Nemo asked me to review this product, I wound up having to buy a copy of Parallels for my Intel Core Duo Mac mini. I had put it off for a while, but in hindsight, I’m glad I did it. As I reported previously, the Parallels and Windows XP Pro installations went extremely smoothly, as did all the zillions of Windows security patches that had to be installed. Read the full review here
The second edition update of this ebook covers the latest version of Boot Camp, which has slightly more advanced capabilities than the original version, and also what is going on with the free Q emulator. There is also a comprehensive discussion of the latest beta version of Parallels. Read the review here.
Most card readers are simply that, card readers and nothing more, but Moshi has designed a few nice little extras with this one, like designing the cards it can accept with the future in mind. Read the review here.
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This, our 120th weekly podcast episode, was recorded live at the Apple Store. Tim and Chad give away a ton of software and hardware during the events Apple Quiz. We also interview Dan Knight, publisher of LowEndMac.com, as well as Joel Mueller from MacUpdate.com. Plus we announce the winners of our home contest. All that, plus a special moment at the end of the show.
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Pictures of our giveaway for the Apple Store Podcast! Join MyMac.com for a live recording of their 120th weekly podcast. The podcast will cover such topics as Apple TV, what it means to podcast, and the impact of the iPhone on all Mac users. Win great software and hardware by answering Apple, Inc. trivia questions. Tim and Chad will be giving away the following products.
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Normally, Macspiration has articles geared towards beginners. This week I have a more advanced tutorial for you.
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After playing around with cheap headphones I came to the conclusion that many do with devices like this; you get what you pay for. That doesn’t mean you can’t get a decent set of headphones without spending a fortune though. Case in point, the Sennheiser EH 150 headphones.
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"Flat. Dry. Unembellished. Neutral. Clean. Clear. Uncluttered. Direct." These adjectives describe how playback presents itself via CH70. When this is your goal, Samson’s CH70 or CH700 are worth a listen.
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Looking for a way to get the audio from a 1/4-inch input jack into your Macintosh? The HarmonyAudio may just be the firewire ticket you have been waiting for. Guy Serle reviews.
Read MoreRuss Walkowich joins Tim, Chad, and Guy for a talk about Verizon High-Speed internet, as well as his long history at MyMac.com and the latest Apple and Macintosh news. Nemo interviews the one and only Deke McClelland, one of the preeminent Macintosh writers in the world. And David Cohen returns with a look at the Windows version of Microsoft Office 2007.
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Topics include – what is the best application on a Mac for recording a single track solo voice audio, getting cassette audio into your Mac, the spacebar key not working, and setting up a Mac for a toddler to use.
Welcome to lynda.com, and to one of the easiest and most comfortable learning situations I can imagine. The concept of lynda.com is so natural and user friendly that one could consider it a gift. Sure, it costs money to join. With unlimited access to the site and all the material at your fingertips the cost is inconsequential. It’s $25 a month for around-the-clock access.
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Now Comcast Internet was good at first but overall, Comcast service for TV and their customer service (I was a customer since 1990) just was the absolute worst. So when Verizon contractor crews showed up last year and began digging up the front yards in the neighborhood to lay the fiber optic cables and put in the junction boxes, I was really interested in finding out what the story was about the system.
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