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  I am researching for my next User Group (TUMS) meeting.  The topic is to be iOS Hints & Tips.  Here are a few that I have discovered.  Please let us know if you have any others that would be good to present.     Continue reading »

Macworld.com has published this article to help us know new features some of which don’t get mentioned very often.   Continue reading »

This article on Techradar, is entitled “10 cool things you didn’t know your Mac could do.”  This was originally published in the British magazine, MacFormat‘s February 2011 issue.   Continue reading »

Kirk McElhearn has written this article for TidBITS.  Since user groups can republish material from TidBITS, (with credit) this would be an excellent one to publish.  He starts off with the basics of how to activate dictation in Mountain Lion and iOS.  Continue reading »

 This article on OSXDaily tells 14 tips & tricks that we all can use.   Continue reading »

PCWorld is running this article about features in Mac OS X Lion that most of us don’t use and perhaps don’t even know about. Continue reading »

The web site Shortcts.in has a list of short cuts for various applications.
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I never paid a lot of attention to MacMost, even though I downloaded its iPhone app last fall when I first got my first iPhone.
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This is a Mac blog that is new to me. They have a section for Tips & Tricks, one called Wallpapers and another one called “The Top List.”
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HowToGeek writes: “The Apple iPad is the latest new toy, and we’ve put together a comprehensive list of every tip, trick, and tutorial that we could find to help you get the most out of it.”
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I have been impressed the the Calculator in the iPhone OS. Simply by turning the iPhone on its side you get a scientific calculator. But did you know that you not only have a scientific calculator on the Mac, but also one that will do Binary, ASCII and Unicode included calculations.
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This article starts out with “Although Mail sounds like a no frills program for email, it doesn’t mean that OS X users are missing out on anything.” I don’t know where he gets the idea that Mail is “no frills.” He does make up for it later.
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Some of these maybe a little dated, since this was posted in 2008. However as far as I can tell they look like they are still accurate. (I really don’t know much about some of them.)
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OS X Hidden Gems was written on January 29, 2010 by Bryan Schuetz. I am writing this at 10:45 PM on the 30th and already 50 people have commented on the article and added tips.
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