No SuperDrive, No Problem


The lack of a SuperDrive on the Macbook Air has turned many people I’ve talked to about the computer off from ever buying one. But in reality the lack of an optical drive is smaller to Apple’s steps to phase out the Floppy Disk in 1998, and fits in with their business plan. Read new writer Scott Spaziani’s take on the Macbook Air here

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MyMac Now Open Weekends

Hot Dog! Nobody posts anything on any Mac site on Saturdays or Sundays (I think) – until now. Yep. Everyone gets the weekend off

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How do I blog thee

Here’s a tip for all you Mac users that have your own blog access, whether it be as a writer for MyMac.com or some

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Let me count the ways…

Okay, what if you don’t have AppleWorks? Is there another way to do fancy blogging? Well, there are dozens, really. Here’s a practical solution

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The Age of Blindness

The purpose of the Age of Reason was to end the privileged debauchery of the religious and political elite. We have, in its place,

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No Wal-Mart

You know, I don’t think Wal-Mart has made it to Australia yet. Should I be thankful? Beth, I can’t believe you’ve done your Christmas

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Need More Spaces


With this feature being bundled with Leopard it will have many people asking the question, “What do I need this for?” a question I asked myself before I began using a pre-Leopard workspaces program called Desktop Manager. I fell in love with it to the point where I had to get the Google Desktop on my PC just so I could take advantage of Workspaces.
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Initial Reactions to Mail and Stationary


One of the upgrades that I looked most forward to for my business was Apple’s new Mail Stationery feature. I’ve always wanted a way to send graphic emails as opposed to simple text-based letters. I’ve tried using various programs – both web-based and 3rd party applications, but all of them were too time consuming for simply creating a few graphic personal or business letters that I wanted to do right within my Mail application.

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Nemo Memo
Wi-Fire? Whazzat? Whoopee!


Wi-Fire is an affordable bus-powered USB alternative to Apple’s AirPort wireless technology. Install its software, restart, connect Wi-Fire to your computer’s USB port, launch its WLan application, choose SETUP -> OPEN SETUP WINDOW, wait a moment, and observe all wireless networks with Wi-Fire’s extensive range.

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