Take Control of Your BrowserAuthor: Robyn WeismanPublisher: alt concepts inc.Version: 1.0.1Price: $14.99144 pages, ebook format: PDF, Epub, Mobi If you’ve been reading MyMac.com reviews
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Take Control of Your BrowserAuthor: Robyn WeismanPublisher: alt concepts inc.Version: 1.0.1Price: $14.99144 pages, ebook format: PDF, Epub, Mobi If you’ve been reading MyMac.com reviews
Read MoreA longer show if you include the after show but shorter than the short show from last week if you don’t. Got it? Good.
Read MoreSyncMate7 Eltima Software $39.95 (Personal License for two Macs. Free version with limited functionality and Family and Business licenses available.) SyncMate7 is a
Read MoreHave you ever visited a website in Safari on your Mac and wanted to share that link via email to someone you know? If you go to the File menu and choose Share you can choose to “Email this page,” but that will send the entire page in an email. What if you just want to send a link?
Read MoreElisa and Suze´ talk about the good, bad, and ugly of the iOS 6 update. Unfortunately, Vicki’s work and personal schedule got in the way of recording this week.
Read MoreOne of the biggest complaints and surprises about iCloud is the fact that Apple did not update its suite of iWork applications to be
Read MoreRobin Williams, author of The Little Mac Book, Lion Edition has teamed up with husband and fellow author John Tollett to release the Mac OS X 10.7 Lion: Peachpit Learning Series book.
Read MoreThe Little Mac Book is a long running series of books which many Mac users, including myself, have been exposed to when first attempting to use the Mac platform.
Read MoreThe new iPad 2 from Apple gets quite a going over with a discussion started with an email from John Nemo. Lots of feedback from Twitter and JollyJap calls Guy a big Yank Tank. Was Gaz able to get himself an iPad while in Nashville? Ding Dong the Zune looks to be dead and Safari lasts for about 5 seconds at Pwn2Own. Lastly, AT&T thinks that putting on a 150GB cap for broadband service is a great idea because of the alleged online habits of 2% of their customers…Really?
Read MoreI’m going to stretch my prognosticatorial wings here and write about that of which I know very little. (Yeah! I do know the sentence sucks.)
Read MoreRecently, a coworker had problems downloading email attachments from Thunderbird. The program wanted to save the file to the Desktop of another user on the computer. I searched through Thunderbird’s preferences numerous times for a download location and I could not find anything that would fix the problem. I figured it was a Thunderbird bug. Then I was in Safari’s preferences and found what I was looking for.
Read MoreI have acquired some interesting tools and techniques that help me manage Safari bookmarks. Everyone has their own methods, but perhaps you’ve overlooked some of the things I do, and they’ll make Safari more fun. Mixing and matching tools, after all, is the name of the game.
Read MoreBecome more knowledgeable with the Safari web browser by reading the latest from Donny Yankellow.
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If Pages turns out to be as successful as Safari and Keynote, does the Mac Business Unit at Microsoft have something to worry about? And if Microsoft stopped producing Office for the Mac, would it really matter?