Mac OS X Leopard tutorials
Leopard: How to Relaunch Finder
Contributed by shamanstears on September 12, 2008 under Mac OS X LeopardIf Finder is misbehaving you probably think you need to restart your computer. Usually you can fix the problem by relaunching Finder itself. This saves a lot of time since the relaunch only takes seconds to do.
CommentsMail.app: Have Your Email Read to You
Contributed by shamanstears on under Mac OS X LeopardAt times, it would be nice to have your email read to you while you do other things. Leopard’s Mail.app will read aloud any email(s) you select from your Inbox.
CommentsMail.app: How to Bounce a Message to the Sender
Contributed by shamanstears on September 1, 2008 under Mac OS X LeopardIf you receive an email from someone that you really wish didn’t have your email address, you can make them think that they don’t. By using the Bounce functionality that is included in the OS X mail client to fool the pest into thinking that their email did not reach the intended goal. The sender will receive a notification that the email was not delivered because the addresses had permanent fatal errors and the user is unknown.
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Leopard: Get More Out of the Trackpad
Contributed by shamanstears on under Mac OS X LeopardIf you rely on the Trackpad instead of a mouse, you should explore the options that are available to increase its functionality and increase your productivity.
CommentsMail.app: Forward Important Emails to Different Email Address
Contributed by davak on July 24, 2008 under Mac OS X LeopardFrequently I need to forward important emails from work to my home address as well. Here is how to set this up with the OS X mail application.
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Leopard: Hide Your Hard Disk from the Desktop
Contributed by shamanstears on July 20, 2008 under Mac OS X LeopardIf you want to hide the Hard Disk icon from your desktop so that you can maintain a clean look, follow this Tech-Recipe.
CommentsMail.app: Set Interval for Automatic Removal of Deleted Items
Contributed by shamanstears on July 17, 2008 under Mac OS X LeopardWithout proper management, your Trash folder can get out of control and take up unnecessary space on your drive. You can either manually manage the items in your Trash folder, or you can set the interval that you want Mail.app to automatically remove these items.
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