Many of us were sad to see Mac|Life quit being MacAddict and dropping the monthly CD of software. For some time, they have had a library on line for all its readers. Continue reading »
I have listed several sites with free and open source software. About.Share4VN.com has one of the best. It also has a number of applications that I did not know.
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As a Mac user, I have long been familiar with disk images. I really didn’t know that the Windows world had them. Although I really don’t think they work completely the same as they do on the Mac.
Probably the least used menu in Mac OS X is the Services menu. (Found under the application menu item.) But there are a lot of features in that menu, some of those may not be useful to you. Continue reading »
You read our review of the Flip Video camera last December. At that time we registered for the Flip Video Spotlight program. We’ve been approved for this wonderful opportunity. User groups and other non-profits can show how they are changing the world through this program… Continue reading »
From PeopleCD the creators of Kidz CD; Web 2.0 Safe Web Browsing For Children and Teenagers comes the Zac Browser For Autistic Children. Continue reading »
Lesa Snider King, noted graphics expert, teaches how to take our photos to the next level at Luther Jackson Middle School, 3020 Gallows Road, Falls Church, Virginia, on April 26 at 9:30 a.m at Washington Apple Pi, a DC metro area Macintosh User Group’s monthly meeting. Continue reading »
We have all gotten used to using Wikipedia for quick answers to our questions. Unfortunately we have also learned that the details in a given article may not be accurate. Continue reading »
This article comes from CIO magazine, which would seem to be an odd place to show rebellion from the Wndows standard. Continue reading »
Jeff Carlson, wrote this article for TidBITS. The vulnerability of iCal to spamming was recently announced by one of the anti-virus vendors. Jeff says that he actually had an unexpected morning even called “Hello Dear”. Continue reading »
This is a Blogspot blog that runs under the above title. I don’t know enough about Linux to know how well it lives up to the title. Continue reading »
This is a blog article about how Mac’s Trash can is a one size fits all and some files need to be more completely deleted.
He recommends using an Apple Script to deal with a second trash that does multiple write over to make sure it is truly gone. Continue reading »
This site has a number of desktop pictures that resemble the iPod advertisements. Continue reading »
Best of the Web has the article with the above title. Some of the list we have heard of repeatedly in the past, but there are a couple of new ones. Continue reading »
A few people noticed last week’s April Fool’s joke… and as usual they let us know about it right away! But the best read I’ve had in a long time was Adam Engst’s TidBits on the first. Continue reading »
