The main advantage of using separate OS X accounts for different users is it allows you to keep your personal files, data, settings, etc. separate from other users. Most people
OS X includes a number of commands in various system and application menus which give you quick access to file and windows management. In addition to these, there are also
When you first attach a hard drive to your Mac, it should automatically mount and be ready to use; however before relying on it, you should consider taking a couple
The main mode for packaging program files for distributions and storage on OS X is Disk Images. These images imitate exactly the behaviours of optical disks such as DVDs, which
PDF applications are widely used all around the globe. PDFs are known and favoured because of their ability to preserve document layout and structure across platforms. Some companies and organizations
System Preferences is an important component of Mac OS X – much like the control panel in Windows. The icons that you see when you open it represent Preference Panes.
Starting with Mac OS X 10.7, Apple changed its method for resizing windows. In the first six releases of OS X, to resize windows, you had to use the tab
A lot of people use the Twitter app on OS X instead of the traditional, web-based Twitter site. The Twitter app offers more functionality and a better design compared to
While using your Mac, you may be used to regularly downloading, installing and creating large files in programs such as Adobe Photoshop, Final Cut Pro X, iMovie etc. While doing
Whenever a new operating system is released, there usually lie many hidden gems and goodies within, regardless of the platform of the OS. Apple’s newly released OS X Mavericks is