Tomorrow morning I will be half of the presenting
team that will do a presentation comparing Microsoft
Office 2008 and iWork '08. I will be needing to share
a lot of links with my friends from Washington Apple
Pi, a Macintosh User Group that serves Washington DC,
Maryland and Virginia.
In looking for ways to present a lot of material in a
very short time, I finally decided to let some others
do the work for me!
First, let's take a look at the two applications and
what they provide.
No none can speak better for office than the
Microsoft Mac Business Unit. Head on over to view a
comparison of the three versions of Office 2008:
Click here
to read more...
The day I installed Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard was a
bittersweet one for me. I had come to rely on a
little tool, Mail.appetizer, to make sure that I
immediately saw any messages coming into my Bob "Dr.
Mac" LeVitus Consulting email mailbox. Unfortunately,
the old version broke in Leopard.
Because Mail.appetizer was a beta application and it
had not been updated since July 2005, I held out
little hope of seeing a new version coming soon.
This morning I received a message from Stefan
Schüßler of
Bronson Beta, the developer
of Mail.appetizer. He has just released a new
version that works with Leopard Mail! It is
still a beta, but it seems to be very stable.
Click
here to read more...
There is nothing that causes more debate in a roomful
of Macintosh geeks that the topic of hard drive
defragmentation!
The most interesting part is that you can almost
divide the room into the anti-defragging group vs.
the "you must defrag" group based on the color of
their hair!
Now just wait a minute--before you begin thinking age
discrimination, you need to know that not all of us
gray-haired people people are in the defrag camp, it
is just that there are way too many of us there.
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to read more...
2008-03-01 07:03 AM Category
Intermediate
| Finder
Has this ever happened to you?
You are making a document on your computer and now it
is time to save it. You know where you want the file
to be placed, and in fact, you have that folder open.
But when you go to the Save command, the application
you are using takes you to the last folder that you
used. For example, this:
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to read more...