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Comparison Review of Three Panther (Mac OS X 10.3)Titles

November 12, 2004July 25, 2011 Book Review 0

MyMac.com Interview
Whitney Young, Donationware/freeware author of Senuti

November 11, 2004July 25, 2011 Interview 0

Apple restricts the flow of songs between computer and iPod, in order to protect the integrity of corporate digital rights management agreements with music producers. How is an iPod owner supposed to archive or back up songs? MyMac.com speaks to Senuti author Whitney Young

The RePorter
Review

November 11, 2004July 25, 2011 Features 0

Do you find yourself constantly reaching around the back of your G5 to plug and unplug USB cables? Firewire? Audio in or out? Do you wish there were more ports in front of your computer, or at least extensions to the ports on the back? If so, then Marathon Computer’s new RePorter may be your answer.

PayPal Hacks
Review

November 9, 2004July 25, 2011 Book Review 0

The title reads “100 Industrial-Strength Tips & Tools” which is accurate. However, the book fails miserably in even this simple premise.

iGeneration Degeneration

November 5, 2004July 25, 2011 Opinion 0

I spend my days as an educator and even student on college campii. This year I am spending more time at a state school

Mail Factory 1.4
Review

November 4, 2004July 25, 2011 Macintosh, Review 0

BeLight Software also has another great app for OS X users called Mail Factory. Simply put, it allows you to create labels and mail envelopes. But we’re not just talking only plain old labels and envelopes.

An early look at Macworld Expo 2005

November 4, 2004July 25, 2011 Macworld Expo, Opinion 0

The Writers Lame Photoshop Rendering

Believe it or not, we are only two months away from another Macworld Expo! (And even scarier, around seven weeks until Christmas! AHHH!) So I was thinking, and without going into the rumor mill, what can we expect at this Macworld Expo?

PearPC running Mac OS X 10.3 – A How To!

November 2, 2004July 25, 2011 How-To 0

There it was on the net, something called PearPC, which is a G3 emulator for Windows and Linux environments. Of course, a PPC running on a Windows machine just screamed out for me to try and get it to run Mac OS-X. A quick view of the about page for PearPC at Sourceforge says Mac OS-X 10.3 runs well with some caveats. Cool, how difficult could this be?

Business Card Composer 2.3
Review

November 2, 2004July 25, 2011 Macintosh, Review 0

BeLight Software has definitely come to the rescue of those individuals who much rather prefer to design their own cards and print out how many they need, when they need them.

Leo LaPorte’s 2005 Gadget Guide
Review

November 1, 2004July 25, 2011 Book Review 0

Leo LaPorteâ€™s 2005 Gadget Guide is an ill-disguised attempt to separate you from $24.99