If you’re being stalked or pranked over iMessage or FaceTime, you can block that contact and prevent them from bothering you ever again. It’s simple, it’s easy, and it’s oh-so-gratifying. If there’s an especially annoying someone you’ve been waiting to
Greetings from Amsys Training HQ! Following on from Hugo’s blog announcing the exciting news that Mavericks has come to town, I was the lucky trainer given the pleasure of delivering our very first OS X Server Essentials 10.9 course!
Last week I finished teaching my last 10.8 Apple Certified course, OS X Server Essentials 201, which concluded with a 100% pass rate – a very nice way to complete the series on! I am now looking forward to the
Firstly a Happy New Year to all. With a New Year comes new adventures for all at Amsys Training, and mine arrived in the first working week! I was given the opportunity to travel to Lancaster University to teach not
Under the Notification preferences in Mavericks, you can now switch off your notifications while you are mirroring your screen. This has proved to be really useful while we are doing demos during training! You can also turn on “Do Not
Following on from my previous post on cheeky changes to OS X Mavericks, (Or 10.9), today I wanted to point out some subtle changes to the way Time Machine backs up. First of all, the Time Machine menu bar icon
Last Christmas, my Amsys guru and IT Director Richard Mallion blogged about how to ‘Bring Christmas cheer to your computer name.’ This is an updated version of that blog for Mavericks (OS X 10.9) as the keyboard shortcut has been