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I’m used to simply putting my Mac to sleep by closing its lid, making it instantly ready for use when I need to use it. However, it is good to
Have you ever wanted to use your Mac’s trackpad for something other than navigating your Mac? Mac OS X has handwriting recognition built into it, so you’d think that you’d
There’s nothing worse than trying to eject a CD or DVD from your Mac, only to get a big surprise: it won’t come out. It’s extremely frustrating to have a
The Notification center is a new feature added in Mac Mountain Lion. It allows you to receive notification from various apps. Some people will find it useful while many others
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The littlest of problems can become the biggest of annoyances. This is exactly the case when the Finder menu’s “Open With” option starts to fill up with unnecessary programs. It’s
Have you ever noticed a Guest User account on your Mac’s login screen? You may have noticed it if you ever logged out of your user account or if your
Since iTunes is the default player on Mac OS, many choose to use it for their music needs. If you’re one of those who uses iTunes to listen to music,