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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This web site is also known as “Free Open Source Software Mac User Group.” They have a list of free and open source software. Continue reading »
The blog TapTapTap, subtitled “tasty bits for your iPhone,” has a couple of interesting iPhone tip articles. The first is called “10 useful iPhone tips & tricks.” Continue reading »
When I was program chair for user groups, I always had a back up plan to use when a vendor didn’t show up as scheduled. At times, that involved having a program ready for me to present. Such topics as “Mac Utilities”, “Trouble Shooting the Mac” and “Keeping your Mac Healthy” were easy for me to do at a drop of the hat in those days.
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This web page contains links to “Things eMail.” The web site itself seems to concentrate on Mac OS X and UNIX, but this particular page also talks about spam, anti-virus, mail on mobile phones, UCE Filtering, security, serving, hosting mailing lists and more.
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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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Here is a web site that is dedicated to how to do articles for the Mac. It is written by Wayne Connor. There is a page that has a list of articles that are categorized and linked to the article. The numbers next to the articles refer to the number of comments.
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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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Robin Williams and John Tollett bring you this tip from Mac OS X 10.6 Snow Leopard: Peachpit Learning Series
THIS slick trick is excerpted from
Apple Training Series: Mac OS X Support Essentials v10.6: A Guide to Supporting and Troubleshooting Mac OS X v10.6 Snow Leopard by Kevin M. White. In this chapter, you will examine the storage technology used by Mac OS X.
Terry White and Scott Kelby tell you everything you need to know about using the Safari web browser on your iPhone. Here’s a free chapter, and some tip from the book! Continue reading »
David Croslin, author of Innovate the Future: A Radical New Approach to IT Innovation, knows a thing or two about armadillos. He also knows why roulette-style betting on innovation isn’t satisfying the needs of your customers or your business. Tune in and find out how these topics are related.
Joe Showker, ITRT Rockingham County Schools, has passed along these references for kids, students and parents. The online social world isn’t going away, and the perils continue to grow. As we enter the holiday season, provide these to your connected kids at home!
Ben Hindmarch on blogspot, posted this article over a year ago, but I just came across it. This list contains some of the better Web sites on the net to make you think. And I feel we should all be doing more of that.
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