Category: Mac tips

2009-03-28

Permalink 02:44:12, by galidon Email , 80 words   English (EU)
Categories: Information Technology, Software, Mac tips

Inexpensive remote backup

Carbonite offers an inexpensive remote backup solution for only $55/year. Check it out: http://carbonite.com/

Update:
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Save 20% at checkout automatically when you use Subscription.com's exclusive Carbonite Offer Code link. No Carbonite coupon code needed.

Pricing:

1-year subscription:
$43.96 with exclusive offer -- save $10.99 (reg. $54.95)

2-year subscription:
$79.96 with exclusive offer -- save $19.99 (reg. $99.95)

3-year subscription:
$103.95 with exclusive offer -- save $25.99 (reg. $129.95)


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2008-08-28

Permalink 16:39:00, by galidon Email , 29 words   English (EU)
Categories: Information Technology, Tips and Tricks, Software, Mac tips

Password Manager


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2008-07-21

Permalink 21:51:58, by galidon Email , 26 words   English (EU)
Categories: Information Technology, Software, Mac tips

Sync your files - Windows and Mac

Dropbox file sync application is super fast, has effortless sync, is always accessible, and comes with backups and sharing.

Get it here: http://www.getdropbox.com/


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2008-06-10

Permalink 14:29:13, by galidon Email , 62 words   English (EU)
Categories: Information Technology, Software, Mac tips

Quicktime Broadcaster

Quicktime Broadcaster combines quicktime with Apple's user friendliness allowing anyone to produce a clean broadcast event. It uses the MPEG4 codec to reach any quicktime player as well as any MPEG4 compliant player.

In Quicktime 7 it supports the new H.264 codec capable of delivering high quality streams at low data rates.

Learn more about it here: http://www.apple.com/quicktime/broadcaster/


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2008-03-29

Permalink 01:40:16, by galidon Email , 48 words   English (EU)
Categories: Mac tips

Completely uninstall apps on your Mac

Mac is known for its ease in installing/uninstalling applications, simply by dragging it to trash, however some applications have hidden files and settings that can't be removed as simply. App Cleaner takes care of that for you!

Get it here: http://www.freemacsoft.net/AppCleaner/index.php


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2008-02-19

Permalink 17:14:38, by galidon Email , 14 words   English (EU)
Categories: Mac tips

Remotely retrieve files via email on your mac

Remotely retrieve files via email on your mac

Here's How:
http://murphymac.com/retrieve-a-remote-file-by-email/


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2008-02-13

Permalink 17:30:44, by galidon Email , 45 words   English (EU)
Categories: Mac tips

Leopard 10.5.2 Update Out

Update your Leopard to 10.5.2

Ton of fixes to active directory, airport, dashboard, dock, desktop, ical, ichat, isync, finder, mail, networking, parental controls, preview, printing, raw image support, safari, login and setup assistant, system, time machine, and more!
http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=307109


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2008-01-08

Permalink 17:54:24, by galidon Email , 17 words   English (EU)
Categories: Mac tips

Use time machine over the network instead of your local hard drive

Use time machine over the network instead of your local hard drivehttp://www.xiotios.com/itimemachine.html


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2007-12-28

Permalink 20:07:12, by galidon Email , 119 words   English (EU)
Categories: Mac tips

Increase hard drive space in Parallels

Exit Windows XP and Parallells and make a copy of the WinXP .hdd file usually located in ~/Library/Parellels/winxp/winxp.hdd

1. Use ImageTool within Parallels folder to increase the original .hdd drive size.
2. Open Parallels and configure to boot from the .hdd copy. Mount the original .hdd file as a second drive
3. Start the WinXP virtual machine
4. Open a cmd window and type "diskpart" to start Windows' disk partitioning tool
5. Type "list volume". Identify the partition on the original .hdd file
6. Type "select #" where # is the number of the partition displayed in the previous command
7. Type "extend" to increase its size. Then "exit' to exit.
8. Shutdown windows and modify Parallels to boot from the original resized disk image.


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