September 9, 2009

VMware Fusion works on MAC OS X Snow Leopard with fix

VMware Fusion works on Mac OS X Snow Leopard with this upgrade fix. Was at first unstable but now working fine!

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Firefox fix unstable crashing on MAC OS X Snow Leopard

How to fix Firefox from crashing and closing down after installing MAC OS X Snow Leopard. Fix unstable Firefox browser.

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September 4, 2009

nofollow through attribute, should nofollow be used on external links

Should you use the 'nofollow' through attribute for external links? Discussion on Digg's recent change to help reduce spammy content. Also offers advice from Matt Cutts, the head of Google Webspam team. To use or not to use the 'nofollow' through attribute!

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September 2, 2009

Illustrator tutorials create vector landscapes

Adobe Illustrator is no doubt the best software for creating vector-based graphics. Here is a list of hand picked, vector landscape tutorials that can be used in your illustrations or Flash movies and games.

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August 26, 2009

Google search algorithm Caffeine update

New Google search update, Caffeine As we all know, Google is forever tweaking their search algorithm to help improve user experience and create a cleaner infrastructure. Those who had bad experiences with Big Daddy a few years back, may be biting their nails to hear that Google is at it again, this time with an algorithm change they are referring to as the Caffeine update. How to check out Google's Caffeine Update? You can check out how your website is going to fare with Googles new search algorithm on the sandbox (testing / beta) version found at: http://www2.sandbox.google.com/ First find...

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August 19, 2009

Find out what your website is worth if you were to sell it

Wanting to sell your website? How to find out what price your website is worth if you were to sell it When checking my email this morning, I came across yet another person wanting to purchase one of our websites (we own several of them) Which got me curious .... how does a person find out what their website is worth? After searching Google for a short time, I came across an online tool called Website Outlook. They describe themselves as being, 'the perfect place to evaluate the price of any website'. I have to admit, after typing in a...

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February 20, 2009

Best free iPhone apps useful iphone applications

What are the best IPhone Apps If you're anything like the majority of people who purchase an IPhone, the first thing you do is rush home to start up ITunes and check out all the downloadable applications. So what are the most useful aplications I still have on my mobile 6 months from when I first purchased an Apple IPhone? Firstly I must admit, I've tried a lot of useless ones as well that I've deleted within minutes from downloading them. However, this is not the case for the best applications that I've came across so far listed below. Best...

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December 18, 2008

Resize windows in MAC OS X maximizing the screen space

How to resize and maximize windows (screens) on a MAC.

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December 16, 2008

Sharing MAC's Internet connection WI-FI airport

How to share your Internet connection via WI-FI, or AirPort as it's more commonly known by Macintosh users. Sharing wireless Internet between two MAC users, or MAC to PC. How to password protect your AirPort network for obvious security reasons.

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December 14, 2008

How to capture screenshots or desktop snapshots on MAC OS X

How to capture a screenshot or take a desktop snapshot on MAC OS X Taking a picture of your MAC's desktop is as easy as pressing your keyboards shift+cmd+3 buttons. Note, don't include the + symbols. They simply refer to 'as well as'. Pressing your keyboards shift+cmd+3 will take a screenshot or desktop picture as some like to call it, of the entire screen, placing it on your desktop. It will be called Picture 1 for the first image, Picture 2 for the next and so forth depending on how many you take. You can then drag it into whatever...

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