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By bgt, on 15th May 2011 Have you ever considered adding a Mac server to your gadget collection, but were afraid of the hassle? Does your Mac work group need a server to share essential resources like your media library, without cluttering up your individual machines? Have you ever wondered if you could set up a Mac server to control your . . . → Read More: Add a Mac Mini Server to your network
By bgt, on 23rd April 2011 Have you ever wanted to access something on your iMac without going back to your desk? Wouldn’t it be cool to remotely access you iMac and check on your email without even being there? Did you know that Mac OS X comes with Remote Desktop software included, which allows you to connect to your iMac . . . → Read More: How to Use Remote Desktop on an iMac
By bgt, on 9th November 2010 While we were experimenting with layouts for a news letter for a project currently in the marketing department, we came upon the need for some additional font options for the headline and titles. While the built in fonts on a Mac are impressive, the headline wanted something more futuristic and stylized than those provided by . . . → Read More: How To Add New Fonts To Your Graphics
By bgt, on 6th January 2010 Following up on the post last week about the tendency towards the dark side exhibited by the MacBook Pro (MacBook Pro Dark Screen Rescue Sequence?) further scientific testing has now revealed the definitive recovery sequence for the MacBook Pro Dark Screen problem:
Pull out the MacBook Pro magnetic power connector. Close the lid as if . . . → Read More: More on the MacBook Pro Dark Screen Problem
By bgt, on 30th December 2009 I was recently working on a MacBook Pro (2.5 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo, with OSx 10.5.8) when the dreaded dark screen goblin paid a visit. I had actually left the machine to make a cup of coffee, and the screen was dark when I got back. Well not completely dark, as the faintest outline . . . → Read More: MacBook Pro Dark Screen Rescue Sequence?
By bgt, on 14th November 2009 The other day someone needed to screen print in Mac OS X, but as a Windows user they focused on the the absence of the Print Screen button on a Mac keyboard, which leads to the inevitable question “How do I Print Screen on a Mac?” As this is not the first time that requirement . . . → Read More: Screen Capture in Mac OS X
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