Macspiration 41
Transferring Files From Your Old Mac to Your New One

If there is a worst part of getting a new computer (except for the price) it is setting it up to your liking. You have to install your applications, get your documents on the computer, transfer music and photos, change all of the settings, etc. If your old computer is a working Mac with a firewire port, Apple takes the frustration out of this process and makes it really easy with the Migration Assistant. All you need is the old computer, the new computer, a little time, and a firewire cable.

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CoverScout
Review

CoverScout is an iTunes utility that will seek out and apply cover art for you music tracks. Does it work? Read the review and find out.

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Sandvox
Review

There are many WYSIWYG template based website editors on the market. Apple’s iWeb is one of these. RapidWeaver is another one. The newest kid on the block is Sandvox by Karelia Software.

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ABT iJet with Bottom Dock
Review

The iJet with Bottom Dock is designed to fit the 5g iPods, but it will work with any iPod with a dock connector. It is available in black or white. I tried it with my 5g 30gb iPod and it fit great. The unit connects to the bottom of the iPod and is flush with the front. The back has a little overhang, to provide room for the 60gb to have a nice fit.

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ABT iJet for Nano FM
Review


If you are in the market for a wireless remote and/or an FM transmitter for your iPod Nano, look no further than the iJet for Nano FM by ABT. The iJet for Nano FM is both of these accessories in one, and to top it off it is also a protective case for your Nano.

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Two iPod Cases from Marware
Review

I know, more iPod cases? Yup. In my opinion, the more iPod case reviews the better. There are so many iPod cases on the market, that when I bought mine I depended on the reviews I found to help me make a decision. Hopefully, this article can help you out.

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Macspiration 33
Installing, Upgrading or Reinstalling OSX Part 2


Last week I discussed how to do a basic installation of OSX. This week I will discuss different options you can choose (or may have to choose) during the installation process. Some of these options will save you hard drive space, and also shorten the installation time. Once again, the screen shots are from a 10.3 install, and may vary slightly for other versions of OSX.

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Macspiration 32 – Installing, Upgrading or Reinstalling OSX Part 1

Recently, I was helping a friend install Mac OS-X onto some Macs that were donated to his school. While doing this, I figured I’d take some pictures of the monitor and write an article about how to install Mac OS-X onto a Mac. The steps described in the article also work for upgrading Mac OS-X (i.e. going from Jaguar to Panther), or reinstalling Mac OS-X for those rare times that you just need a fresh start.

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