Video Tutorials / n69

Free Style
2/25/10
Yet another game in the store this week by me (Gary, the host and producer of MacMost). This week it is Free Style. I’m particularly proud of this game because it is an original design that I came up with years ago and a truly unique game. You move along a row of red and [...] (Read More, 2 Replies)
Safari Bookmarks Bar Folders
2/25/10
Bookmarking a Web page is easy. But getting to that bookmark again can be tough if you have filed it away inside a bookmark subfolder. You need to choose Bookmarks, Show All Bookmarks, and then go find it. You can make them more accessible by creating subfolders in your Bookmarks Bar. There are many ways [...] (Read More, No Replies)
Apple Removes Overtly Sexual Apps
2/25/10
Apple shook up the iPhone App Store and the developer community this last week with the removal of about 5,000 apps that it deemed too overtly sexual. In messages sent to these developers, Apple cited complaints from customers as the reason for removing the apps. For the most part, these apps did not include any [...] (Read More, 1 Reply)
MacMost Now 362: Importing Incompatible Video into iMovie
2/24/10
Most video cameras produce files in a format that iMovie can handle right away. However, some cameras use special video formats that iMovie can’t read without your help. There are three strategies you can use to get incompatible video into iMovie: installing software that comes with your camera, researching solutions on the company Web site, [...] (Read More, 13 Replies)
MacMost Now 361: Advanced Print As PDF
2/22/10
You can go even further with Print As PDF by printing into Preview and then saving the preview document. You can reduce the file size or apply any number of Quartz filters. You can even make your own filter. You can also save as an encrypted PDF. Video Transcript (Click to Expand) Hi, this is [...] (Read More, 9 Replies)
MacMost Now 360: Set Up Wireless Security
2/19/10
If you have a wireless network at home you should set up wireless security. It is as simple as setting a password through the Airport Utility application or the Web interface of your wireless router. This will not only prevent others from accessing your network and using your Internet connection, but it will also encrypt [...] (Read More, 8 Replies)