There are alternatives out there — all cheaper than Microsoft’s standard, and a couple that are even free. I use NeoOffice.
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I found this very good post and wanted to brink it to you. It has some very good ideas
Thou shalt not covet thy neighbor’s Mac. Thou shalt not commit peripheral adultery. Remember the Stevenote and keep it holy.
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You’ve amassed a few gigabytes of carefully catalogued music, irreplaceable photos, work and personal documents as well as other important digital wares. You’re happily surfing along when all of a sudden your computer freezes and sounds like a parade of ping-pong balls.
Oh. No. The telltale sign of a hard-drive failure.
No worries though. You have your backup. “My what?!”, you say.
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Welcome to My First Mac’s Q&A column. It is said that Macs are easier to use, but they are still complex in their own right. Here are a few questions we have received lately from readers like you. Sometimes we reformat the questions for clarity and presentation.
This week we have questions about how to Maximize/Optimize your windows, Seeing folders all together in the Finder and getting your Dock sized right.
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Is your desktop littered with icons of files and folders? Here’s how to keep it neat and tidy.
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Parallels, developers of the award-winning software that enables Mac users to run Windows, Linux, and any other operating system at the same time, has posted several interesting videos to their Web site. Fashioned after Apple’s popular “I’m and Mac. I’m a PC” advertising spots, the videos show the experience of running Windows and Mac OS X.
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As we’re all aware by now, Safari is now available for Windows. So the question is, is there any compelling reason you might want to switch from the venerable Firefox to Safari? To its credit, though, Safari does have several enviable features. Rather than suggesting anyone move, here’s a list of it’s best features and the matching FF extensions
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If, like me, you like to beta test your software without leaving the safety of your currently working apps, here’s your workaround
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While the Leopard improvements to come in October do indeed look cool, OS X still lacks functionality provided by third party applications. oday’s special Leopard top 10 lists software applications we wish Apple would buy, build or bundle to improve Mac OS X even more.
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