We are pleased to announce that our HP Mac-connect reseller page is up and running. Now you can use this guide at www.hp.com/go/macreseller for a quarterly product guide and newsletter plus links to:
If you have any ideas for what would make this page more useful, drop me an email: dcore@capmac.net.
Interested in learning some basics about your Mac and the incredible set of tools it contains? Need to get your devices synched using iCloud? Drop me, Dave, a line at 351-9339 or info@capmac.net and tell me what you're interested in. Working with you one on one we tailor or 1 hour class to what you want to learn: iPhoto, iMovie, iCloud, iPhone, iPad, i yie yie .... anyway if you're interested in these or any other (basic mousing?) let me know what times/days etc work best for you. We charge $50 for each 1 hour session. Did you know Lansing has a local user group: lamalug.org aka Lansing Area Macintosh and Lisa User Group. The members are a fantastic resource with a wealth of Mac knowledge.
Whether you're archiving your files or making a music CD for your friends, you'll no doubt want to know how to burn multiple times to the same CD. Click here to learn how
41Pounds.org consists of a community of people dedicated to eliminating a daily intruder in most people's lives ”“ junk mail.
The name comes from the average amount of junk mail an individual receives each year (solicitations, credit card applications, and coupon books) that for the most part goes directly into the garbage can or recycling bin.
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University of Michigan: Students at the university's Dental School are taking advantage of their free time to review lectures and lessons.
Following the success of a pilot program launched by a second-year dental student, faculty members now make their lectures available via iTunes U to their students for review after their classes.
When you come upon a cool website and you want to email the URL to a friend, there's no faster way to do it than to follow the method spelled out in this week's Mac OS X tip. You'll love this tip.
Apple has determined that certain lithium-ion batteries containing cells manufactured by Sony Corporation of Japan pose a safety risk that may result in overheating under rare circumstances.
Use this link for the 15in MacBook Pro and this link for the iBook or PB G4 to identify your battery model and serial number.
