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Mac Users Guide offers the latest news, reviews, how-tos and expert opinions on everything Mac users need to know about Apples line of Mac computers and software. Keep up with the latest developments in iPhone, iPod and third-party software, hardware and networking and learn the latest tips, shortcuts and tricks to get the most out of your Mac. This Everything Apple website provides in-depth research, comparisons and reporting to find the best Apple products and services available for your Mac. Beginners to pros can find all the information a Mac user could want about Apple Software and products, from to OS X to iPhone apps, all in one place.
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MacUsersGuide.com | Replace a iMac G5 Power Supply from 2009-09-17T23:49:41
This video podcast focuses on how to put together a working iMac G5 from two donor computers. I will show you how to take a part an iMac G5 and remove a working power supply and re-installing it i...
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MacUsersGuide.com | Repairing Your Primary Startup Disk from 2009-08-17T23:49:41
Today's tip focuses on Apple's Disk Utility. Sometimes Disk Utility is just not enough to do the job when it comes to repairing your primary drive. Using the Startup Installer Disk or running a re...
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MacUsersGuide.com | Using Speakable Items in OS X from 2009-08-03T23:49:41
Today's tip focuses on Mac OS X Speakable Items. Speakable Items are a speech recognition feature in the Mac OS and Mac OS X operating systems. It allows the user to control their Mac using natura...
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MacUsersGuide.com | Mac Mini RAM Upgrade from 2009-07-09T23:49:41
Today's video tip focuses on how to upgrade a mac mini and features step-by-step instructions on how to open, take a part, install RAM and how to put the mac mini back together again. Visit MacUser...
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MacUsersGuide.com | Maximizing Stickies from 2009-06-27T23:49:41
Today's tip focuses on Mac OS X Stickies is a sometimes-underappreciated program. Learn how-to make the most of Mac OS X Stickies beyond just saving reminders, to-dos and other bits of information ...
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MacUsersGuide.com | Using OS X 10.5 Application Switcher from 2009-06-17T23:49:41
Today's tip focuses on using Mac OS X 10.5's Application Swithcher. The Application Switcher allows you to toggle between all your open programs, hidden or not, in a very linear manner.
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MacUsersGuide.com | Using vCards with Address Book and iPhone from 2009-06-09T23:49:41
Today's tip focuses on managing addresses using OS X. Using the Address Book isn't as seamless as we would sometimes like it to be especially between devices like the iPhone and our Address Book. ...
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MacUsersGuide.com | Replacing the iMac hard drive from 2009-06-06T23:49:41
Today's video tip focuses on replacing an iMac G4's hard drive. The thing that you are mostly likely to get the most benefit from replacing is possibly the most inaccessible part of an iMac. I hav...
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MacUsersGuide.com | Talking Trash How empty is your trash? from 2009-05-31T23:49:41
Today's tip focuses on securely emptying your trash and not risking loss of personal data.
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MacUsersGuide.com | Screen Capture Shortcuts from 2009-05-31T23:49:41
Today's tip focuses on four different shortcuts that you can use to perform a screen capture using OS X.
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MacUsersGuide.com | Zooming Feature in Mac OS X from 2009-05-31T23:49:41
Today's tip focuses on Zooming using Universal Access. Ever had a document or website up and needed to zoom in, even just for a second. With Universal Access enabled you can do just that.
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MacUsersGuide.com | Zooming Feature in Mac OS X from 2009-05-31T23:49:41
Today's tip focuses on Zooming using Universal Access. Ever had a document or website up and needed to zoom in, even just for a second. With Universal Access enabled you can do just that.
MacUsersGuide.com | Zooming Feature in Mac OS X from 2009-05-31T23:49:41
Today's tip focuses on Zooming using Universal Access. Ever had a document or website up and needed to zoom in, even just for a second. With Universal Access enabled you can do just that.
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