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- The Mac Attack #95
Tue, 18 Nov 2008 20:36:00 GMTOn this episode of The Mac Attack - Graphic Applications
Graphic and photo editing alternatives to Photoshop that will allow you to get great results without having to spend hundreds of dollars on software.
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Preview (free, already on your Mac)
iPhoto (part of iLife and on your new Mac)
Photoshop Elements 6 (commercial)
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steve@stevecom.com - The Mac Attack #94
Fri, 17 Oct 2008 18:22:00 GMTCyber security and internet safety on this episode of The Mac Attack.
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Thank you!October is National Cyber Security Awareness Month. Even though you may be up on cyber security, think about your kids, or your parents, or even where you work. Think about the people in your life that may not be as computer savvy as you....
Cyber security and internet safety tips:
- Install all system updates from Apple
- Never shop online, unless you are familiar with the retailer you're dealing with
- Avoid Phishing scams by simply not trusting any financial advice or warning sent in e-mail form. If your bank needs information from you, they will call you, not ask you to e-mail them or fill out an onlineÂform
- Don't: create passwords using personal information or information someone could guess
- Don't: create a password using words in a dictionary, no matter the language
- Never use the default password or a common password
- Talk to your children about their use of the computer and discuss any possible dangers they may encounter online
- Discuss and set guidelines or rules for computer use with your children. Post these rules by the computer as a reminder
- Keep the computer in a common area of your home, so that childrenâs activities can be easily monitored
- Limit time allotted on the computer - watch to see if your child is withdrawing from friends and family
- Use the Internet with your children
- Know who your children's online friends are and supervise their chat areas
- Consider routing your childâs email into your own email account first in order to screen any unwanted email messages
- Mac OS X parental controls let you manage your child's use of the computer, the applications and the Internet. - parental controls can be found in system preferences.
- Back up important files and store them in a secure place in a different location than your computer
Links:
1Password
getnetwise.org
AVGfree (Windows anti-virus)
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steve@stevecom.com - The Mac Attack #93 (screencast)
Sat, 4 Oct 2008 00:49:00 GMTOn this episode of The Mac Attack - Printer settings
This is my first (published) screencast. It was rendered in a larger video format for viewing on your computer or Apple TV.
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Thank you!Printing shortcuts:
Print - command + p
Page Setup - Shift + command + pBonus tip: To create a Desktop printer - Open 'Print & Fax' preference pane. Drag printer icon from window to desktop or into any folder. Now you can print by just dragging and dropping a document on the printer icon.
New Mac Roundtable is out...The BIG 50....
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steve@stevecom.com - The Mac Attack #92
Thu, 18 Sep 2008 17:40:00 GMTOn this episode of The Mac Attack - Connecting your Mac to a TV
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Apple adapters:
For all current Macs DVI to VGA
Mac Pro, MacBook Pro, Mac Mini DVI to Video Adapter
MacBook and iMac Mini-DVI to Video Adapter
MacBook Air Video Adapters
Once you have your computer connected you'll want to set your computer to video mirroring mode via the Display Preference pane.
The simplest way to get sound from your computer to your flat screen tv is to use an 1/8'' stereo audio cable (You can tell it's stereo because of the two stripes around the connector). The ends, or connectors look like what you would see on a pair of headphones. The 1/8" jack on your computer is usually marked by a headphones graphic.
To get audio to your standard tv - you will probably need to use a 1/8" audio jack to rca adapter... Here's an example 1/8" Mini Stereo to RCA
Mac to XBox 360 - Connect360
Mac to PlayStation 3 - MediaLink
control + scroll wheel = ZOOM
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steve@stevecom.com - I was on the Mac Core podcast talking Apple Certification's and consulting.
Sun, 7 Sep 2008 13:24:00 GMTFrom the Mac Core web site: "Corey and Katie sat down with Steve Stanger of The Mac Attack and devoted a special podcast to the topic of becoming Apple Certified. This is a little different show for us, but weâve gotten a ton of listener feedback on this topic and thought it warranted its own show. Steve and Corey talk about the reasons they choose to become Apple Certified, talk about the reasons to become certified, the different types of certifications Apple offers and answers listener questions about the certification process."
http://media.libsyn.com/media/themaccore/themaccore08-0906.mp3
- The Mac Attack #91
Mon, 9 Jun 2008 12:43:00 GMT
The show is back...Thanks for all of the emails about the show over the last couple of months.After doing 90 shows of Mac tips tricks and hints. I'm stopping production on the mac attack. I'm not ruling out starting the show again at some point in the future. When that may be, I don't know.
I just feel at this time I would like to go on and try something new... Maybe bring back my music podcast, "The Loud Room" or try producing something completely different. When I do start up something new, I'll post a note on the mac attack web site.
Thanks to the generous contributions from some of you the web site and show will remain online for the foreseeable future.
The one thing that I didn't expect when I started TMA is the number of new friends I would make because of the show. I really enjoyed talking to a lot of you when you caught me on skype or through the emails and messages that you sent and left.
I also got to know some great podcasters and bloggers during the last two 1/2 years. Not only were they helpful when I had questions about producing the show, but they became good friends outside of podcasting also.
This really isn't good bye.... I'll still be popping up here and there on other podcasts and I'll have something new going soon....
- Thanks....
Sat, 24 May 2008 13:22:00 GMTThanks for all of the emails. Everything is OK. It took me a little longer then expected to get settled in after the move. Plus my hours at work changed so I was adjusting to the new schedule (I know, blah, blah, blah) :-)
I will have a new show out by the end of the month.
Talk to you soon.
-Steve
- A quick show note
Wed, 16 Apr 2008 00:24:00 GMTNew episode is coming soon.
Sorry for the delay...
-Steve
- The Mac Attack #90
Thu, 27 Mar 2008 15:42:00 GMTBack to the dark side of the Mac on this episode of The Mac Attack - Backing up your DVDs, bittorrent, file sharing & usenet news groups.
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How to Rip DVD Movies on the Mac with HandBrake
Visual Hub
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- The Mac Attack #89
Thu, 13 Mar 2008 15:23:00 GMTListener emails on this episode of The Mac Attack - Questions about Disk Warrior, Is it safe yet to upgrade to Leopard, writing applications for the Mac, Apple consulting, Mac OS X online training, questions about Mac maintenance, video playback, setting default mail app & web browsers and more....
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Apple Training (certifications)
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- The Mac Attack #88
Fri, 29 Feb 2008 02:09:00 GMTApple hardware updates, a software review from Bronson, and basic network troubleshooting tips...on this episode of The Mac Attcak.
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Mac OS X: The Missing Manual, Leopard Edition
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- The Mac Attack #87
Tue, 12 Feb 2008 02:40:00 GMTKeeping your MacBook shinny, "The Missing Manual - Mac OS X: Leopard Edition" book review, listener voice mails and emails, basic Mac troubleshooting, David Sparks is back with a new "Sparks on tech" segment, a giveaway and a whole lot more on this episode of The Mac Attack.
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200+ productivity boosting keyboard shortcuts
David Sparks from macsparky.com
Mac OS X: The Missing Manual, Leopard Edition
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Basic Troubleshooting (quick list)
Listen to the show for details!- Shut your Mac down, wait 10 to 15 seconds and restart.
- Try a safe boot - hold down the shift key after hearing the start up chime.
- Try disconnecting all peripherals connected to your computer. Boot with just your monitor, keyboard and mouse attached.
- Create a new user account, and see if the problem persists there.
- A keyboard or mouse gone bad can make it appear that your Mac is frozen.
- If an application stops responding you should force quit it.
- Relaunch the finder.
- Check free space on the system volume.
- Repair disk with Disk Utility.
- Use Cocktail, Onyx, or MainMenu to to repair disk permissions, run maintenance scripts, clean the user and system caches.
- Download and reinstall current Combo update.
- Is your computer acting up after a RAM upgrade?
- Get yourself a commercial drive tool - DiskWarrior, TechTool Pro, Drive Genius.
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- The Mac Attack #86
Mon, 28 Jan 2008 02:42:00 GMTListener emails and voice mails on this episode of The Mac Attack - misbehaving hard drive icon, those mysterious recovered files in your trash, defragging your drive, refurbished Macs, DiskWarrior, applications accessing your keychain, Apple certification and a whole lot more of your questions and comments.
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iChat: echo, feedback, or whine
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- The Mac Attack - Macworld Special Edition #1
Wed, 16 Jan 2008 02:26:00 GMTWelcome to a special Macworld edition of The Mac Attack. David Sparks from MacSparky.com joins me from Macworld via Skype.
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- The Mac Attack #85
Fri, 11 Jan 2008 02:11:00 GMT
On this episode of The Mac Attack: Mac OS X System Maintenance (for Tiger and Leopard).
(Show note: This is a new episode but I say 2007 instead of 2008 in the show opening. My brain was still stuck in 2007.)
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General Mac House cleaning
- keep your software up-to-date (Mac OS and applications)
- back up before performing any maintenance
- before performing maintenance quit all applications
Recommended monthly maintenance
- repair system/disk file permissions
- manually run daily, weekly & monthly maintenance scripts
Recommended six month preventative maintenance
- zap parameter ram (PRAM) - hold down Command, Option, P, and R
- rebuild LaunchServices
- clear or delete System, User, Internet, and font caches
Listen to this episode for more details about each of these steps.
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- The Mac Attack #84
Thu, 27 Dec 2007 19:39:00 GMTListener emails on this episode of The Mac Attack - sharing files between a Mac and PC, what do I keep in my "Mac Toolbox", Mac resources on the web, USB hub recommendations, dealing with duplicate files, switching from PC to a Mac and a whole lot more.
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Sharing a folder on your PC with your Mac:
You have to go to your PC and right click on the folder you want to share on your PC. Select properties from the pop up menu. ÂClick on the sharing tab. ÂMake sure both "share this folder" and "Allow network users to change my files" are checked. ÂThen check to see at the bottom of the configuration window it says "windows firewall is configured to allow this folder to be shared".------------
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- The Mac Attack #83
Sat, 15 Dec 2007 01:31:00 GMTLeopard friendly applications on this episode of The Mac Attack. I also discuss a few applications that help you be more productive, Dock modification apps, Apple updates QuickTime & GarageBand, I review a new Leopard book & a Photoshop plug-in and David Sparks is back with a new "Sparks on Tech" segment and more.
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How to create custom ringtones in GB 4.1.1
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- The Mac Attack #82
Wed, 5 Dec 2007 18:21:00 GMTCali Lewis from the video podcast GeekBrief visits The Mac Attack. We have a lively conversation about Cali's recent trip to Cupertino, Macs, barriers within technology, podcasting, and more...
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- The Mac Attack #81
Wed, 28 Nov 2007 20:05:00 GMTOn this episode of The Mac Attack. Followup from last weeks "Life Hack your Mac" episode, listener emails, Quick Look plugins, a review of the IOGear GearJuice Mobile Pocket Power, TiffanyScreens license winners, David Sparks from macsparky.com joins The Mac Attack, and more.
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macwingnut.com - article about todoist.com
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- The Mac Attack #80
Mon, 19 Nov 2007 13:15:00 GMTLife Hacking your Mac on this episode of The Mac Attack. What is Life Hacking? Give a listen and find out. Robert Hazlerigg joins us again to review the Jawbone Bluetooth Headset. I have some give-aways and I discuss the Apple 10.5.1 update, a fix for a missing home folder, some handy keyboard navigation tips and more.
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how to get things done on your mac
the 7 bad email habits that make people want to kill you
Mac OS X 10.5: Home directory missing from Users folder
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- The Mac Attack #79
Wed, 7 Nov 2007 22:46:00 GMTLeopard information and correcting some misinformation, Leopard weirdness, a review of a new computer bag, your emails and a whole lot more on this episode of The Mac Attack.
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macosxhints.com trojan removal
Time Machine and Aperture "fix"
Pinnacle System's Video Capture for the Mac
Safari Extender (I said Enhancer during the show...)
run maintenance scripts -> sudo periodic daily weekly monthly
See when the scripts ran last -> ls -al /var/log/*.out
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- The Mac Attack #78
Sun, 28 Oct 2007 20:34:00 GMTOn this episode of The Mac Attack: The good, the bad, the ugly of Leopard (so far)... What works? What doesn't? What's great? What's not so good? What's in it for you?
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MacFixIt.com Leopard install troubleshooting tips
MacRumors - List of apps not compatible with Leopard
Path to user created mailboxes - ~/Library/Mail/Mailboxes
3d to 2d dock command (cut and paste in to terminal)
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- The Mac Attack #77
Thu, 18 Oct 2007 18:55:00 GMTLeopard finally has an official release date and I talk about the things you need to do before the big cat pounces, listener emails and more on this episode of The Mac Attack.
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Reducing cable strain on your MagSafe power adapter
How to disconnect the MagSafe power adapter
Mac 10.5: iChat system requirements
Things to do before the big cat pounces check list:
- Backup and test your backups
- No need to do a clean install
- Do system maintenance (correct permission, run maintenance scripts, etc.)
- Disable any Finder, System, & Safari Add ons
- Take a look at your "Login items" and temporarily disable the apps you added from starting up at boot
- Disconnect any external HDs and other peripherals
- Check developers web sites for shareware/freeware Leopard updates or compatibility
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- The Mac Attack #76
Fri, 12 Oct 2007 17:02:00 GMTListener emails on this episode of The Mac Attack. More options for moving your Outlook info to your Mac, dimming Mac screen, boot speed differences between two almost identical Macs, Getting your music on iTunes and more...
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Thunderbird, export mail to Apple Mail
tutorial - "Yellow Star Wars Opening Crawl"
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- The Mac Attack #75
Mon, 1 Oct 2007 20:10:00 GMTOn this episode of The Mac Attack - A look at Apple's latest software and firmware updates. What happens when you hit the power button on your Mac? Listener emails, Mac tips and more...
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move Outlook 2003 contacts to Address Book
LaCie Rugged All-Terrain Hard Drive
Western Digital Passport drives
Alien Fonts (sci-fi fonts - free)
Fixing a "stuck" 'Automatically reduce brightness' setting:
1) Manually edit the plist file for PowerManagement. Itâs located at /Library/Preferences/SystemConfiguration/com.apple.PowerManagement.plist. Under Custom Profile -> AC Power (and you have to do it under the Battery Power one, too if you have that set up), create a Child (if it doesnât exist already) named âDisplay Sleep Uses Dimâ? and set it to Number and the value to 0. That seemed to do the trick on my iMac.
2) If you still have issues, the system may be ignoring the plist setting. You can create a little one-line Applescript and dump it on the desktop to run whenever you need it. Just put this line in it (but, be aware that even if you save it as run-only, your admin password can still be seen if someone opens up the file as text): do shell script âsudo pmset halfdim 0â? password ââ? with administrator privileges ------------
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- The Mac Attack #74
Wed, 19 Sep 2007 01:27:00 GMTI'm back...On this episode of The Mac Attack - What has Apple been up to and other Mac tech news, What are the best Energy Saver settings for your Mac. Robert Hazelrigg is back with a software review and the return of the tips segment.
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iFixit tear-down of the iPod Touch
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- New TMA on the way
Sat, 15 Sep 2007 14:01:00 GMT
Other then being sick (I am feeling 100% better) I also moved. I have finally set up my computer/home studio and everything seems to be working OK. I will be working on a new TMA episode this weekend.-Steve
P.S. Thank you for all of the "get well soon" wishes and good vibes sent in my direction while I was sick. I believe it really did have a positive affect on both my physical and mental well being. :)
- The Mac Attack announcement
Sat, 1 Sep 2007 21:43:00 GMTWhere's the show? What's going on? Give a listen...
-Steve
- The Mac Attack #73
Sun, 12 Aug 2007 20:59:00 GMTLooking under the hood of the new iMacs and I discuss both iLife and iWork on this weeks The Mac Attack. (I put off recording this episode until I had a chance to play with all the new apps. So far, I like 'em a lot!)
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- The Mac Attack #72
Thu, 2 Aug 2007 04:05:00 GMTThe Mac Attack is two years old!... On this weeks show - Next generation game systems and your Mac, adding the date to your menu bar, system and software updates from Apple, frequently asked questions and more...
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Typical Mac User LIVE - Sunday, Aug 5th at 8pm eastern
Today in iPhone podcast
Art of the iPhone list of iPhone applications
Remote Desktop Connection Client for Mac 2.0
Adding date to the menu bar (pdf)
Apple Certifications and Training
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- The Mac Attack #71
Fri, 20 Jul 2007 04:05:00 GMTThis episode of The Mac Attack is electrifying...I re-revisit surge protection and uninterruptible power supplies, network ports for Apple apps, RAM testing, and I review the SoundMate MP3 player speaker case.
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Mac MediaCast kernel panic article
"Well Known" TCP and UDP ports used by Apple software products
SoundMate from SandBar International
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- The Mac Attack #70
Sat, 30 Jun 2007 15:57:00 GMTOne or two quick iPhone comments (I promise), Apple updates, audio popping on intel macs after 10.4.10 update, listener emails, encrypting data, repartitioning a hard drive and more on this weeks The Mac Attack
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iPhone activation process through iTunes.
iPhone related tech support articles
Intel Mac Audio popping "fix":
Download the Mac OS X 10.4.9 (intel)combo updater from Apple's download page.
Download and install the shareware application Pacifist Drag the Mac OS X combo installer package (e.g. MacOSXUpd10.4.9Intel.pkg) onto the Pacifist application icon.
>Click the disclosure triangles next to System, then Library then Extensions and find the files AppleHDA.kext and IOAudioFamily.kext
Then select the file AppleHDA.kext and IOAudioFamily.kext and click the Install button in Pacifist. You will be required to enter your administrator password.
The in the Finder, navigate to /System/Library. Drag the file Extensions.kextcache to the Trash. You'll have to enter your admin password.
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- The Mac Attack - episode #69
Fri, 8 Jun 2007 21:55:00 GMTOn this weeks (coffee fueled) The Mac Attack. Dealing with multiple iPhoto and external itunes libraries, freebies and low cost goodies for your Mac, Apple news, my review of the Soundtech Amp3 Guitar Amplifier and portable music station, and a bunch of your email and voicemails.
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iPlayMusic
Steve Jobs and Bill Gates at D5 - podcast
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- The Mac Attack - episode #68
Thu, 24 May 2007 21:34:00 GMT
Keeping your Mac running well, running fast, and running trouble free on this weeks "The Mac Attack" mini-cast. I'll be talking about Mac Maintenance and Robert Hazelrigg is back with a new product review
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- The Mac Attack - episode #67
Thu, 10 May 2007 18:50:00 GMTTroubleshooting the Quicktime update, remote contolling your Mac, listener emails and voicemails, Robert Hazelrigg joins me here on the show live and more - on this weeks The Mac Attack.
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Edge Tech hard drives
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- The Mac Attack - episode #66
Tue, 1 May 2007 02:49:00 GMTOn this weeks The Mac Attack - Apple update 1.2, things to do with your Apple remote, another way to download YouTube movies, listen to Sirius satellite radio on your Mac in style, listener emails, a Robert Hazelrigg product review and more.
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What to do with the Apple Remote
Goldtouch for Mac Adjustable Keyboard
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- The Mac Attack - episode #65
Wed, 11 Apr 2007 02:00:00 GMTRevisiting two popular TMA tech topics - Music on your Mac & Internet Safety. Robert Hazellrigg is also back with a brand new product review.
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- The Mac Attack - episode #64
Sun, 1 Apr 2007 03:56:00 GMT
"The Mac Attack" is the podcast all about Mac tips, tricks, hints, Apple and Mac-centric tech news, reviews, must have software and more...
On this episode... How to void the warranty on your brand new Apple TV, a possible easy fix to some of your wireless networking problems, a couple of product reviews from Robert Hazellrigg and myself, listener emails and news...
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Typical Mac Users podcast LIVE on TalkShoe
Engadget - How to upgrade the Apple TV hard drive
Hacking the AppleTV (0xfeedbeef.com)
Things you should know about the Apple TV
Apple TV does not sync or stream after entering passcode
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- The Mac Attack - episode #63
Mon, 19 Mar 2007 02:01:00 GMTThe who, what, where, when, and why to buying a new Macintosh on this weeks "The Mac Attack" mini-cast.
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Typical Mac User podcast - LIVE (direct link to show, right click to download)
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- The Mac Attack - episode #62
Sat, 24 Feb 2007 19:26:00 GMT
This week on "The Mac Attack" tips, tips, tips, Jonathan Cost from the "Mac Tips Daily" podcast, hints, and more tips.
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ThinkMac blog and Mac Tips Daily podcast
Size Limits for incoming Emai(tip)
Flip4Mac Windows Media Component
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- The Mac Attack - episode #61
Mon, 12 Feb 2007 01:31:00 GMTWelcome to the first "The Mac Attack" mini-cast (listen to the show for details). This week I talk about sharing an iTunes music library between different user accounts, Apple legacy product manuals, rebuilding the loop index in Garage Band and Robert Hazelrigg takes a look at two popular Mac games in this weeks review.
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How to share iTunes music between different accounts on a single computer
Rebuilding the Loop Index in GarageBand
GarageBand, Logic: Where loops get installed
Call of Duty II & Lego Star Wars
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- Show correction
Wed, 24 Jan 2007 11:24:00 GMT
Correction - During episode #60 I mistakenly said "command+option+delete will allow you to force quite an application". That's not the case. Command+option+escape is the key combination you need to use. I am sorry for any confusion. Thanks to Isaac for catching this mistake first. - The Mac Attack - episode #60
Mon, 22 Jan 2007 23:38:00 GMT
Mac Troubleshooting tips on this weeks show. Also: Apple news and rumors and Robert Hazlerigg has a review of three portable hard drives.
(Correction - During the show I mistakenly said "command+option+delete will allow you to force quite an application". That's not the case. Command+option+escape is the key combination you need to use. I am sorry for any confusion. Thanks to Isaac for catching this mistake first.)
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