George Starcher shows us all how to build a custom iWeb calendar using iWeb, ICal, Google Calendar and Busy Sync. Very handy
If you prefer the iPhone size file get it here and go to the bottom of the page.
Associate editor George Starcher covers the last part in this series on how to set up and ue OpenDNS. For ipod and iphone versions please go here and download.
George Starcher covers part two of this three part OpenDNS tutorial. You can get the iPhone and iPod versions here.
Associate editor George Starcher has done a wonderful three part series on how to use OpenDNS. George and I teamed up. He did the great content, and I did all the post production. Part two will be released on Friday night and part three on Saturday night. Thanks to George.
If you want the iPod or iPhone version go here and looks for the file towards the bottom.
This screencast will show you how to create an audio file that you can play in iTunes or Quicktime from any text file. That’s to www.ehow.com for showing me this trick.
You can get the iPod and iPhone sizes here
In this short Screencast I show how to set up Carbon Copy Cloner to schedule backups and to do incremental backups. If you want to subscribe to the Typical Mac User Blip.tv Video feed you can do so here.
If you want to download this screencast for you iPod or iPhone, you will find those files here
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In this short Screencast I show a hidden Easter Egg in both Tiger and Leopard that I call “The Blob.” If you want to subscribe to the Typical Mac User Blip.tv Video feed you can do so here.
WARNING: This tip uses “Terminal commands” to execute the Easter Egg. USE AT YOUR OWN RISK. I cannot be responsible anyone doing this and having any issues.
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In this short Screencast I show you the new Leopard terminal and it’s ability to have different themes. I am putting the main content of these shows on Blip.tv and they have a feed for my show. If you want to subscribe to the Typical Mac User Blip.tv Video feed you can do so here
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In this short Screencast I show you my Leopard desktop and tell you about a glitch for tomorrows www.talkshoe.com live show.
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In this short Screencast I show you how use the cool refresh widget feature (this is eye candy), and how to put any picture you want into the Crossword Picture Widget.
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