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Snow Leopard comes with the brand new QuickTime called X (Ten). This version add a few ‘previously pro-only’ features such as trimming and exporting, and also ‘brand new’ pro features like screencasting and sharing. Trying to create a screencast has been one of my to-do-later items. I never get around to do it since there were always things that get in the way. But with the arrival of this QuickTime X, I thought now might be the perfect time to try and offer readers a QuickTime X review.
How to screencast using Quicktime X in Mac Snow Leopard
The first impression I got upon hearing that Apple would be releasing Snow Leopard was that its price was unbelievably affordable. Personally, I wouldn’t hesitate upgrading if it only costed me $25 for a brand new operating system that would not only speed up my Mac but free up some hard disk space, as well as letting me at some really cool new features. While I was in London, I visited the Apple Regent Street Store to grab a copy of the latest OS to upgrade my Mac. Is it actually as simple as that? Quick answer – no. There happens to be some fine print that everyone should be aware of.
How to upgrade to Snow Leopard & what you should know
How to prep your Mac for Snow Leopard
An operating system update like this Friday's release of Mac OS X Snow Leopard is a perfect time to clean up your computer and start fresh. Let's prepare your Mac for this weekend's 10.6 upgrade. Before You Upgrade, Part 1: Clean Up Your Mac
9 things you'll love about Snow Leopard
Apple's happily admitted from day one that Snow Leopard was to be a better Leopard, building on the foundations of Mac OS X 10.5. The thinking was to make things better, faster, easier - an upgrade about refinement rather than revolution. This approach, coupled with Snow Leopard's rock-bottom £25 price-point, has led many to yell 'service pack', but that's pretty ignorant when you consider what Snow Leopard claims to offer. Sure, there's no Time Machine or Spotlight this time round, but there are still dozens of new features, big and small.Useful Mac shortcuts
Hey As part of a new series that will be making an appearance over the next couple of months is Mac 101 . This series will focus on basic tips and tricks for the new user to the Mac system. Since Macs are growing in popularity I thought it was a good idea to do some sort of series to anyone in this category. This first post will be a big list of useful shortcuts for the Mac. This list was actually recommended by a reader from the contact form.
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Mac OS X v10.5
Mac OS X Leopard (version 10.5) is the sixth major release of Mac OS X , Apple's desktop and server operating system for Macintosh computers. Leopard was released on 26 October 2007 as the successor of Tiger (version 10.4), and is available in two variants: a desktop version suitable for personal computers , and a server version, Mac OS X Server . Leopard was superseded by Snow Leopard (version 10.6).
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How to retirer un programme au démarrage de OS X?
Mac OS X only: Freeware application AutoRate analyzes your iTunes metadata and automatically rates songs based on play frequency and skip count . If you're too indecisive to rate your tunes yourself, AutoRate is the perfect tool: cold and calculating, rating music on just the facts. You can run AutoRate any time you want to update your current ratings, and you can limit ratings to playlists, so if you don't want AutoRate to mess with ratings you've made yourself, you can set up a smart playlist of non-rated songs and let AutoRate get you started with them. On the other hand, if you want it to constantly update your ratings, the download also comes with an Applescript that you can run regularly (see the Readme for how to set up daily, automatic rating). — Adam Pash <p style="text-align:right;color:#A8A8A8"></p>
How to automatically rate your iTunes tracks with AutoRate