Advanced, Article, Dock, Leopard 10.5, Mac OS X, Terminal | May 20th, 2008
Don’t like Leopard’s new 3D dock look? Sure, you can just move the dock to the left or right side of the screen, but if you like it on the bottom then your sol, right? Wrong, this quick tutorial will show you the key to enlightenment….well, for your dock at least!
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Advanced, Finder, Mac OS X, Terminal | May 9th, 2008
Most of us know about Finder’s “Show Path Bar” option under the View menu. It’s a great little feature, but sometimes it’s nice to know the exact full path, especially if you use Terminal a lot. Here’s a quick tutorial to show you how to show the full path in Finder’s window.
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Advanced, Article, Mac OS X, Terminal | April 17th, 2008
Terminal makes it quick and easy to move files around Mac OS X. This quick tutorial will explain the move command and its uses
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Advanced, Article, Mac OS X, Terminal | April 16th, 2008
One of the important things to know about Terminal is how to navigate your way around the Mac file system using Terminal. If you don’t know how to do this, you won’t get very far. This tutorial is going to give you a few key Terminal commands to help you navigate your way around.
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Advanced, Article, Mac OS X, Terminal | April 5th, 2008
Getting used to your way around Terminal? Starting to wonder about some other useful tips for it? Terminal provides a quick and easy way to change file ownership. This tutorial will tell you exactly how to do it.
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Advanced, Article, Finder, Mac OS X, Terminal | March 28th, 2008
There are times that you need to access some of the hidden files that by default Finder hides to make sure users don’t mess around with them. If you need to access these files, this quick tutorial will help you do so.
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