Mac OS X Leopard tutorials
Leopard: Deleting a Boot Camp Partition
Contributed by shamanstears on April 6, 2009 under Mac OS X LeopardIf you have installed Windows using Boot Camp, the partition has eaten away at some valuable hard drive space. When you are done with running Windows on your Mac and want to regain that partition space you can delete the Boot Camp partition without affecting the data on your OS X partition.
CommentsOS X Leopard / VMWare : Turn on and off opening of files in virtual machines (ie .doc in office for windows)
Contributed by seamonkey420 on April 1, 2009 under Mac OS X LeopardThis recipe will explain how to enable / prevent VMWare Fusion from opening documents when in the Mac OS / Finder (ie not running in a virtual session). For example, I have Windows XP running in VMWare Fusion and in turn installed Office 2007 and also shared my User folder in XP. After doing this, I noticed that when i tried to open a .doc or .txt; VMWare Fusion would start my XP Machine and open it in Word 2007 (cool at first but annoying since i had iWork installed and preferred using Pages). For others though this might be nice integration. Here’s how to enable/disable this feature.
CommentsLeopard Preview: Performing Basic Image Editing
Contributed by shamanstears on January 27, 2009 under Mac OS X LeopardPreview contains some simple image editing tools that can come in handy when you need to perform a quick fix on a photo. These tools include custom black and white levels, color adjustments and exposures.
CommentsiCal: Email Your Cellphone Reminders of Important Events
Contributed by shamanstears on January 26, 2009 under Mac OS X LeopardIf your Mac is always on, you can have iCal send an email reminder to your cellphone for those extra important events. This is great for those with a busy schedule.
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Leopard: Show Item Info in Finder’s Icon View
Contributed by shamanstears on January 25, 2009 under Mac OS X LeopardBy default, Finder’s icon view simply shows you the name of the directory or file. By enabling Show Item Info, you can get additional information like the number of items in a directory, the dimensions of an image, or the length of a music or video file. This can be done for all files and directories on your Mac, or you can enable it individually on select folders.
CommentsLeopard Preview: Open All Images in One Window
Contributed by shamanstears on January 23, 2009 under Mac OS X LeopardBy default, Leopard’s Preview opens groups of images in one window, however, individually selected images are opened up in their own windows. If you prefer to work from a single window, configure Preview to open all images in one window, regardless of how they are selected.
CommentsLeopard: Use Preview to Batch Resize Your Photos
Contributed by shamanstears on January 22, 2009 under Mac OS X LeopardYou want to email some photos to your friends and family but need to resize them first. Instead of resizing each photo, one at a time, you can resize them in a single batch and have them done in nothing flat.
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