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  • Bring Back the Dark Backdrop in Grid View on iTunes

    In the roll out of iTunes 9, significant visual enhancements were applied in iTunes, like the redesigned store and better Grid View and List View. And the Grid View changed from a dark backdrop to a white one. With iTunes’ latest 9.0.2 update, you now have the option to use a light or dark back.
    Published by Chet Alzona (3,297 pts ) on Nov 15, 2009 to
    Mac Platform Articles

  • Video Monkey Review: An Alternative to iSquint for Converting Videos for Apple Devices

    Video clips have always been a joy to keep, create, and download in our day-to-day computing. But since the development and support of iSquint has stopped, we were left looking for alternatives. Video Monkey is a free tool we can all enjoy for converting media for Apple devices.
    Published by Chet Alzona (3,297 pts ) on Nov 10, 2009 to
    Mac Platform Articles

  • Mac OS X Mail Trick: Quoting Specific Text For Replies

    Mail is one of the simplest desktop email clients in Mac OS X. And it functions great to handle our day to day email needs. But it has several tricks up its sleeve that may not be obvious to the regular Mail user. This article discusses how to easily quote specific for your email replies.
    Published by Chet Alzona (3,297 pts ) on Nov 9, 2009 to
    Mac Platform Articles

  • How To Find Bargains In The iTunes App Store

    From time to time, apps in the iTunes App Store lower their prices to encourage sales. However, iTunes doesn’t provide a section for app purchasers to browse items that are on sale for a limited time. Luckily, there’s a way to round up items for sale.
    Published by Chet Alzona (3,297 pts ) on Nov 9, 2009 to
    Mac Platform Articles

  • Manage Snow Leopard’s Hidden Preferences With iTweaX

    iTweaX is a System Preferences interface for hidden features burrowed deep into Mac OS X. In its most recent update, it’s now Snow Leopard compatible giving you the ability to tweak Mac OS X the way you want it to work for you.
    Published by Chet Alzona (3,297 pts ) on Oct 1, 2009 to
    Mac Platform Articles

  • MacTubes Review: A YouTube Desktop App

    MacTubes is a YouTube desktop client for Mac OS X that you can use to search and play videos from the site. You will also be able to download videos to either FLV or MP4 file formats so you can enjoy them in your Mac or sync them into your iPod, iPod Touch, or iPhone.
    Published by Chet Alzona (3,297 pts ) on Sep 24, 2009 to
    Mac Platform Articles

  • Calibrate Your Mac’s Display

    Mac OS X Leopard allows you to change the way colors are displayed on your screen. Generally there are two kinds of settings - the 1.8 Standard Gamma or 2.2 Television Gamma. Snow Leopard defaults to the 2.2 Television Gamma. So if you’re still on Leopard, here's how to set it to 2.2.
    Published by Chet Alzona (3,297 pts ) on Sep 12, 2009 to
    Mac Platform Articles

  • Print or Save Anything To PDF In Mac OS X

    Saving files to PDF in Mac OS X is more prevalent than you think.  While some programs lets you easily save items as a Portable Document Format (PDF), some may not be as obvious.  This article will show you that anything you can print from your Mac can be saved as a PDF document.
    Published by Chet Alzona (3,297 pts ) on Aug 14, 2009 to
    Mac Platform Articles

  • Lock The Dock In Mac OS X

    The Mac OS X dock serves as a place in your desktop where you can place all of your favorite apps for quick access. With a simple drag and drop, you can add or remove as much items as you want to and from the dock. However, these simple controls can cause common errors for many users.
    Published by Chet Alzona (3,297 pts ) on Jul 24, 2009 to
    Mac Platform Articles

  • Check Your Warranty Online On Apple's Website

    You can check your warranty status within Apple’s website any time you choose. This is a great way to verify if your machine is still under warranty and is also applicable to those who have purchased AppleCare Protection Plans for their Macs.
    Published by Chet Alzona (3,297 pts ) on Jul 20, 2009 to
    Mac Platform Articles
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