How To Resize Windows Like A Pro In Mac OS XHow To Resize Windows Like A Pro In Mac OS X
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
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How to Disable Image Preview in Twitter for iOS, Android and OS XHow to Disable Image Preview in Twitter for iOS, Android and OS X
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
What to Do When You Get the “You Need to Free Up Space” Warning on Your MacWhat to Do When You Get the “You Need to Free Up Space” Warning on Your Mac
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
How to Access Hidden OS X Mavericks WallpapersHow to Access Hidden OS X Mavericks Wallpapers
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
Disable Notifications on the Lock Screen in OS X MavericksDisable Notifications on the Lock Screen in OS X Mavericks
The Notification Center in Mac OS X is great for keeping up with events, reminders, email messages, chat messages and more. Unfortunately, by default these notifications also show up on
How To Use Hot Keys To Launch Applications in OS XHow To Use Hot Keys To Launch Applications in OS X
If you need to quickly launch a program in OS X, you can use the Launchpad interface, or more quickly find it in Spotlight or use a link in the
Keyboard Shortcuts to Minimize and Hide Applications in MacKeyboard Shortcuts to Minimize and Hide Applications in Mac
For Mac users, if you have plenty of applications running, you might find that your desktop is cluttered with all sort of application windows. Here are several keyboard shortcuts that
How to Get OS X Betas Legally Without a Developer AccountHow to Get OS X Betas Legally Without a Developer Account
Casual Mac users don’t really care to join OS X’s Developer program, which can set you back $99 a year. Neither are they interested in Beta versions or have that
Easily Run Windows Applications on Mac OS XEasily Run Windows Applications on Mac OS X
If you are using Mac OS X and want to run Windows applications, the most popular option is to install Windows OS using Bootcamp, or run Windows in a virtual
How to Use Terminal to Convert Audio Files to Ringtones in OS XHow to Use Terminal to Convert Audio Files to Ringtones in OS X
Most of you will have a number of songs in your iTunes library, and chances are some will have hundreds and thousands of songs in their library. You might also