Quicksilver Set Up Part 1
Learn how to set up and start using Quicksilver on your Mac.
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Essential MAC Utilities for the Road Warrior
This is my system set up for conducting all of my business using only a Mac.
Continue ReadingHow to Tune Up and Speed Up Your Mac
Let’s be honest: Macs are not known to be the high-maintenance, computing “girlfriends” that their digital rivals, the Windows-based PCs, …
Continue ReadingMac Application Information: Quicksilver (QS) Introduction - Part 1
Quicksilver is a Mac launcher and much more.
Continue Reading4 Ways To Burn a Data Disc on Your Mac
Need to make a CD or DVD disc of some data files on your system? Here’s four ways to do it.
Continue ReadingChoose, Purchase, and Install New RAM for your Mac
To add RAM to your iMac you need to know if you have any available slots, what kind of RAM to buy, and how to install it.
Continue ReadingCleaning Mail's Autocomplete Addresses Feature
Do you use the autocomplete feature of Mail when composing an email and typing a person’s address? Have you ever sent the email to an address that …
Continue ReadingClean your Mac - Get rid of hard drive hogging digital files
The Movies folder contains files you can delete including raw footage, avi, mov, and more.
Continue ReadingConfigure Preferences to Tweak the Applications on Your Mac
Once you’ve pared down the programs you have installed on your Mac, you should tweak the ones you have for optimal performance.
Continue ReadingFind Programs on Your Mac you don't want or need
When you reduce clutter, you improve the performance of your system. Get started here by finding programs you no longer want or need.
Continue ReadingYou Mac's Application folder holds lots of programs you don't want.
Getting rid of programs you no longer want begins by cleaning out your Mac’s Applications folder.
Continue ReadingYour Mac's Music folder Is full of Digital Junk!
The Music folder is just like any other specialized folder; it should contain only files and folders that pertain to its function. In this case, …
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