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Is your Mac backed up?"Protecting Your Digital Life" Video Conference by TidbitsThursday, August 30 2012
by chrisb
Info you need to know
TidBITS, one of the most respected sources of information about the Mac world, recently held a live panel discussion featuring two security experts, both for the Mac and the world at large. The video cast was held on August 22, 2012, but it is available on YouTube.
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Is your Mac backed up?Quick Access to Common System Preferences PanesWednesday, August 29 2012
by chrisb
Directly from the keyboard
The Option key is a never ending source of shortcuts and tricks in OS X. This trick uses the Option key to quickly open commonly used panels in System Preferences. (Works in Mountain Lion and Lion. I don't have any way to test Snow Leopard and earlier.)
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Is your Mac backed up?Changing Notification Types in Notification CenterTuesday, August 28 2012
by chrisb
Setting notification types
Notification Center shows on-screen banners and alerts when they come in and a way to see all of your previous alerts. You can set on an app by app basis how notifications work for that app.
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Is your Mac backed up?Working with Notification CenterMonday, August 27 2012
by chrisb
A see all of your notifications in one place
Prior to Mountain Lion, every app used its own method for sending you notifications such as reminders, new mail messages or software updates. Mountain Lion has a new feature called Notification Center that allows apps to use a central system so that notifications are uniform and you have a way to go back and see any notifications you might have missed.If you have an iOS device, you will quickly see that Notification Center was borrowed almost exactly from iOS. Here is how Notification Center works.
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