Apple Mac and Terminal Mode

Whitson Gordon shows how to expedite some Apple Mac tasks by using terminal (keyboard-only) mode .

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Mac Computing as a Service

Johnny Evans announces that the French firm Scaleway is renting access to a virtual Apple Mac Mini to customers around the world.

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Printing From an Apple Mac

Johnny Evans provides tips for Apple Mac users on printing .

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Apple MacIntosh Dock

Johnny Evans gives Mac users tips for maximizing the Dock .

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iCloud as a Collaboration Tool

Johnny Evans provides directions for using iCloud for collaboration between different Apple devices.

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Apple Eases Transition to Macintosh

Johnny Evans reports that Apple has released software to ease the transition of PC users to a Macintosh computer.

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Macintosh Productivity Apps

Johnny Evans shares Mac productivity apps .

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Apple Spotlight Tutorial

Johnny Evans provides a tutorial on Apple Spotlight , the special tool for finding data on a Mac.

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Apple Keychain Guide

Johnny Evans reviews how to use Apple keychain to store passwords.

At my workplace, some individuals who do not know how to use keychain properly have been frustrated when they change a website password and do neglect to update the keychain on their Mac.

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Apple Mac

Johnny Evans gives 40 tips to improve productivity with an Apple Macintosh computer.

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Apple MacIntosh Tips

Johnny Evans shares tips on using an Apple MacIntosh .

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Apple MacIntosh Users Have the Option of "Browser Fairy"

Jason B. Jones is an evangelist for the Safari app "Browser Fairy ." This allows the user to program which browser is used to open which sites.

I have been frustrated recently that no one browser works with all websites. At my workplace I am stuck with an old machine with two gigabytes of RAM, where having to have three browsers open with active content causes the computer to crawl into virtual memory operation. At least I know about browser incompatibility: I have seen many a computer novice who does not have alternate browsers loaded, and they never see some browser-specific content.

I had to agree with Mike Richichi's comment:
This would be really good as an enterprise licensed version, with a feature that let us push out a configuration file which automatically lets us determine what browser to open an app in. With a proliferation of different administrative apps, all using different plugins, with Chrome deprecating Java, etc., it would be nice just to tell people to use Safari and it would take care of which browser to load based on what it's doing.

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Secure Your Apple MacIntosh

Chris Breen demonstrates how to secure your Apple Mac computer using tools already installed on the computer.

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iCloud Data Management

Johnny Evans offers numerous tips for managing iCloud data .

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What Does (and Doesn't) Speed Up Your Mac

James Galbraith shares "What Does (and Doesn't) Speed Up Your Mac ."