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The full title is “Make your mac os smarter with opensource stuff”
By now it has become pretty obvious that I like lists. This is another one of the Opensource lists with a few new ones.
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Those of you who have a MagicMouse, you know some of the limitations. MagicPrefs is a free menubar and preference pane application for OSX that eliminates many of those limits. It adds functions like Middle Click , Hold Down Both Mouse Buttons , Spaces , Expose, Dashboard etc.
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I am not going to say much about this one.
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The original article title included the iPhone, I guess you could reduce your bill to the minimum dictated by AT&T, but I really think this applies more to other phone bills.
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Okay, it is just a mockup, but it will give you a good idea of the size.
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For some time, desktop publishers have wrestled with the chore of importing content from one source into another. Back in the ’90s, one of my seminars was “Repurposing Content” which taught how to build a FileMaker Pro database to do exactly this. Now, InPorter is a server-side utility makes it all so simple

Scenario: there’s been an accident, and you are unconscious. You called 911 from your cell phone and passed out — would the paramedics find the information you stored about yourself on your phone? ICE4me would sound an alert, bringing their attention to your phone!

Tidy Up! is a must-have utility for Mac users to reclaim disk space being taken up by duplicate files and packages. Tidy Up! locates duplicate items using a wide range of criteria including owner application, time created or modified, name, label, extension and content.

I have long known that there are a lot of emulators available to run on the Mac. That is the area I found the most interesting on the Emulation Wiki. However there are also sections for PC DOS/Windows, PC Linux, Other Computers, Consoles and Handhelds.
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