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Take a look at the different parts of the Finder window like the Toolbar, Status Bar, Sidebar, and Path Bar. You can show and hide these elements, as well as customize them and what appears in each one. Video Transcript (Click to Expand) Hi, this is Gary with MacMost Now. In today’s episode, let’s take [...] (more...)
Apple released updates to Mac OS X Lion and Final Cut Pro this week. The OS X update, version 10.7.3 includes support for some new languages, as well as bug fixes and security fixes. The security updates are also available for Snow Leopard users. These updates can be downloaded by simply running Software Update. Final [...] (more...)
“I’m always online. I constantly update my blog, a YouTube page and my Twitter stream.” “Want to come by and see me tomorrow?” “Sure! What’s your URL?” (more...)
If you don’t have Numbers, you can use Pages to create simple spreadsheets. Just use the tables inside Pages to create small spreadsheets that can use formulas to perform calculations. You can even sort and use basic and conditional formatting. Video Transcript (Click to Expand) Hi, this is Gary with MacMost Now. On todays episode [...] (more...)
I wanted to write about the specific troubles in Apple’s manufacturing facilities in China for today’s commentary, but then I thought: To what end? What will beating this live horse of an issue help? Instead I find myself more interested in commenting on how the story was publicized. I know I was disappointed when Apple [...] (more...)
With iDVD no longer available for new Mac users, it is important to find an alternative if you still wish to make DVDs. Roxio Toast 11 is a program that has been around for a long time and used by many Mac users to create DVDs. It has a simple but powerful interface for burning [...] (more...)
The new iTunes U app for iPad lets you subscribe to entire college courses. The courses can include video, audio, reading materials, apps, web links and other items. You can follow along with the course and take notes. Video Transcript (Click to Expand) Hi, this is Gary with MacMost Now. On todays episode let’s take [...] (more...)