I Can Do That With My Mac?

Remy — Sun, 04 Dec 2011 03:51:35 +0000

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Were Moving

Jacob Davis — Wed, 12 Aug 2009 21:19:22 +0000

Hi There,

From now on, we will be posting exclusively on our newest site,

TheBlogAboutMacs.com

Theblogaboutmacs.com will have similar content to this, however in combination with other types of useful information.

Access Your PC Files From Your Mac

Remy — Sat, 02 Aug 2008 17:24:07 +0000

In Leopard, Mac has made it very easy to connect to your PC. You don’t even need to download anything. First, check to make sure sharing is turned on on your PC. I also believe you need to have a password but I’m not 100% sure. I’d do it just to be safe. Now on your Mac open a new Finder Window. On the right under the “SHARED” Tab, you should see the name of your PC. Highlight it and click “Connect”. It will ask you for your username and password. Enter the username and password you have on your PC. Then your in! Download the PDF or Quicktime for screenshots.

Worried About Scratching Your Leopard or Boot CD? Not Anymore!

Remy — Sat, 02 Aug 2008 18:49:32 +0000

There is a simple but useful trick for copying your boot CD. You will need a DualLayer DVD (DVD+R DL (About $15 for 3) or DVD+RW DL). Open Disk Utility. Select “Mac OS X Install DVD” on the left side of the Disk Utility window. Go to the menu bar in Disk Utility and from the ‘File menu choose “New-> Disk Image from disk 3s3 (Mac OS X Install DVD)…”. In the ‘Convert Image’ window give the image the same name as the Install DVD. For ‘Image Format’ select “read/write”. For encryption select “none”. Save the image to someplace other than the Desktop. (The Image may cause conflict because of the same name as the Install DVD). When you’re finished converting it is important that you do not mount the image.Before you do anything else, select the image and do a ‘Get Info’ (Command – I) on it. In the ‘Get Info’ window, if the Disclosure triangle beside ‘General’ is not pointing down click on it to open it up and put a check mark in the box beside ‘Locked’. This will lock the image and protect its’ integrity (and bootability). It is important to not ‘go cheap’ on the media and burn it at the slowest possible speed. My personal favourite for DVD+R DL media is Verbatim. Fuji or Sony would be my second choice. If you can, make the burn speed 2.4x. It’ll take the better part of an hour to burn, but it should work.

Hey!

Remy — Sat, 02 Aug 2008 02:17:10 +0000

Hello and welcome to the Mac Tutorial’s official site! We have just started this site to help people with a Mac do more things! We will have them in PDF’s and Quicktimes so feel free to download. We will also have some great freeware apps avaliable for download her as well. Anyway, check it out!

Thanks,

Remy