With the latest incarnation of iTunes (4.7.1) onwards, iTunes has adopted an inability to simply drag and drop tunes from anywhere within your iTunes library directly into an external source. What you’ll observe in so doing, is…
The long wait is finally over. Apple announced the release date of the much anticipated update to their current, Mac OS X 10.3 Panther operating system. Although slated to be released from 1800hrs onwards on…
Most road warriors will probably love Mac OS X’s ability to save different location settings for their Mac’s various network interfaces but its still a chore some times to have to swap locations when you…
The new Mac switcher’s initial confusion with the Mac OS X file system is understandable but once you understand the principles that underpin the Mac OS X file system, things just get easier from there….
Most of us have given iMovie a go in the most commonly used language medium, English. What about non-English input in iMovie? Is that even possible? Here are a few pointers that will save you…
One of the coolest features of Mac OS X is its innate ability to handle most of the world’s languages right out of the box. This is because Mac OS X is Unicode compliant. Mac OS X…
One of the main differences in tech jargon that gets most new Mac switchers is the Mac term ‘alias’. In Windows speak, this is the Mac equivalent to ‘shortcut’. Learn to create and identify aliases…
A quick search at The US Patent And Trademark web site, will reveal that Apple has recently registered ‘Bonjour’ as a trademark to replace ‘Rendezvous’. This change has been reflected in the latest Mac OS X 10.4,…
For the road warrior, there are times we get caught needing to transfer files on the road, without the assistance of an USB thumbdrive or CDRW. Don’t fret, if your Mac portable is WiFi equipped,…
Most people are familiar with Adobe Acrobat formatted(Portable Document Format or ‘PDF’) files. Its application becomes useful when you want to share a file that allows the receipient to view the file but not edit…