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Journler… but not journaling.
Don’t Let The Name Fool You. The name ‘Journler’ doesn’t do justice for what can be done with this software. Although originally designed as a journaling application, the scope of data which this little application can handle goes way beyond … Continue reading
Maximize A Minimized Window.
One of the frustrating things about switching was that doing the alt-tab thing didn’t work on Macs. First, you need to quit using the alt key and switch to the Command key (squiggle). Second, if the window you are tabbing … Continue reading
Leopard Slickness.
In addition to Vista hate, Mac OS X Leopard’s new ‘help menu highlight’ feature makes switching so much more enticing for shortcut hounds. Where Tiger often left switchers poking around in menus, hunting for that quick way to print, switch … Continue reading
Switch Hitter Help
Moving from Windows to OS X? The Unofficial Apple Website points out OSXhelp “Insanely Simple tutorials for the first time Macintosh user.” According to TUAW, the site should be of great help in explaining all those little things experienced users … Continue reading
First Time
Hello. I needed a place to dump all my tips, hints, thoughts and projects for using Macs in litigation. So, this blog will be the place to stash and store all those items. A bit about me. I am Peter … Continue reading