Ever wanted to be able to quickly sign a document you need to email without having to print it off, sign it and then scan it back on to the computer? Well new in Lion is the ability to add
By Hugo Costa With Lion, Apple added an option to move a file after the Copy shortcut has been pressed! – Instead of regular CMD + C and CMD + V to copy & paste – Use CMD +
If you don’t remember the shortcuts to type à or è, or you simply don’t want to use the dedicated keys on your Keyboard, Lion offers a way to get accented letters using standard keys. When you’re typing, keep a key pressed
How to quickly close an application AND all it’s open windows.In Lion, Resume now allows Applications to resume any windows and documents left open when the Application is quit. For those of you like me that wish to quickly quit an application
Quite a few environments are using Time Machine for their backup solution. But prior to Lion there hasn’t been a simple way to manage or deploy Time Machine. With Mac OS X 10.7 Apple has introduced a new command line
By Richard Mallion You can press CTRL+SHIFT+Eject to turn off your screen immediately. You can also combine it with the requirement to enter a password in your security settings
By John Greenash. Airdrop is a new feature built into OS X Lion to easily facilitate the transfer of data between two computers wirelessly without any configuration necessary. How often do you find yourself sitting in the office and
One of the most popular features of OS X has been Apple’s built in Time Machine software. This innovative software easily allowed users to make complete backups of their operating system in case of hard drive failure or if they
You can now use Quick View in Spotlight search results, including documents, web pages, contacts, emails and media files and can also expand word definitions from Dictionary. This will allow you to preview you documents and videos before you open
By Russell Haris. One thing I often wanted iCal in Snow Leopard to do was let me move multiple calendar events at once forward or back to a different time. iCal 5 in Mac OS X Lion now has this feature!