Fancy knowing what’s happened today in history but have no internet connection? Or just REALLY bored at work and fancy reading some interesting facts?! Well don’t you worry, your Mac OS X system has a built-in calendar history of events
My colleague Anton recently blogged about using Onyx to change the location of Screenshots to prevent your desktop becoming cluttered with endless png’s. You can also do this by doing a quick Terminal command then you can choose a more
Typical story, my MacBook has become progressively slower since it was last re-installed over 18 months ago. Having run disk permissions repair, disk warrior and all the other “cleaning” tools, there was very little improvement. After giving it some thought
We have just finished an iPad deployment project for one of our customers that had a specific requirement. The 90 iPads needed to be restored to a predefined state, once every two weeks, for the foreseeable future. To achieve this,
By Richard Mallion In Mac OS X 10.7 (Lion), the Library folder in your home folder is now hidden. There are a couple of ways gain access to it. To quickly browse your Library folder, open a Finder window and