Category: Tutorials

Get your gamma on! Tune your HTPC Mac mini’s output

March 7, 2010

One of the first things you’re likely to notice after connecting a Mac mini to your TV is the smudgy black appearance of text and lines, for example, which can make navigation difficult for some users. Here are a pair of free apps, both from the same clever guy, to sharpen the picture.

How to: Download YouTube videos in Safari

March 4, 2010

Here’s a brilliantly simple way to download YouTube videos without any additional software or using a dodgy online conversion service. So, saddle up — you’re one simple keyboard shortcut away from downloading anything you want whenever you want.

How to: Download music from YouTube using Firefox

March 3, 2010

There’s a wealth of music available on YouTube, especially remixes and special edits that aren’t easily available from other sources. Here’s a quick n’ easy way to download and convert them into iTunes ready music files for Mac, iPod and iPhone.

What you need for an HTPC Mac mini

February 26, 2010

By now you’ve heard about Boxee and Hulu, two truly great applications for delivering television shows to a Mac. However, you may not know just how easy it is to take all of that free content and put it on your home’s big-screen TV. Here’s the stuff you need to get that done.

How to: Send Christmas cards on your Mac using OS X Mail

December 21, 2009

We sent out about a dozen treeware Christmas cards weeks ago, but there some folks on our list that don’t get a $2 + $0.44 (postage) physical card. However, that doesn’t mean we’ve forgotten them — here’s how to send an attractive holiday card without the hassle, expense or waste of a printed card.

How to: Safari running slow? Try using Google Public DNS

December 6, 2009

As everyone knows, Google is taking over the world one highly useful, well-implemented Web function at a time. The latest piece in this puzzle is the addition of public DNS services, which can be really helpful in making your Mac faster online.

How to: Install, keep software updates in Apple’s OS X 10.6

December 3, 2009

With the advent of Snow Leopard, Mac users can no longer quickly and easily download and save updates from within the Software Update application. Thankfully, an eager beaver with scripting abilities has gone and solved this problem for the rest of us.

How to: Prevent draft email residue in Apple’s OS X Mail

December 1, 2009

This is a simple and (mildly) annoying problem where draft emails remain, or sometimes even reappear, in the drafts folder after sending. There are two ways to make the problem go away, so read for the inside dope on ridding Apple’s Mail program of unsightly draft folder residue.

How to speed up Firefox on a Macbook

November 22, 2009

There’s been growing murmur for a couple years now and it’s all about how the world’s favorite open-source browser is slowing down people’s computers, especially ultraportables and netbooks. Call it malaise or whatever you like, but Firefox is noticeably less nimble than it used to be. Why and what can we do about it?

Apple urging all users to download, install Apple TV 3.0.1 Update

November 8, 2009

As is oft the case with software updates, it’s two steps forward and one back. With the just released Apple TV 3.0, users are reporting that upgraded units lose or are unable to play all of the content loaded on those machines.


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