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Tutorials - ScreenCastsonline
Take Control Ebooks
TOAST - From Roxio
Skype for Mac OS X
MobileMe Exchange for the rest of us. Watch the Guided Tour
Pages '09 Large PDF explains features
Find out how................. Mac Basics Tutorials
MacOSX_Security_TB
Great Widget for Mac OS Tutorials
MacFixIt Good trouble-shooting web site
MacUpDate Site for Mac Updates, Freeware & Shareware
VersionTracker Site for Freeware & Shareware
Apple Store, St Johns Town Center
February Handout-Pages by Charles Reich
April Handouts-App For That
May Handout - Preview ~ Scanning ~ Printing ~ Graphics Capturing Procedures ~
Grab vs Screen Shot ~ Copy/Paste ~ Drag and DropProcedures
June Handout - Hints & Tips
Keystroke Characters - useful everyday
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How to make a bootable Lion install disc or drive (Macworld)
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How To Move From iMac to Macbook/iMac (if you have Wi-Fi Internet)
Turn on your iMac and be sure it is online
Turn on your other (Macbook or iMac), go to System Preferences, Sharing and check File Sharing if it is not already checked.
Make sure it is online.
Now on the iMac, open a new Finder Window and on the left you should see your other (Macbook or iMac) named under Shared.
Click on the named other (Macbook or iMac) and a window appears where you can choose Connect As if the connection is not automatic
When the little box appears, type in the name and the password of the other (Macbook or iMac)
If you have put in the correct name and password, you should see;
folder Hard Drive
folder your name
folder your name Public Folder
Once you open the Hard drive, the Applications, Library, System, Users (where you find Documents, Pictures, etc)
With that open in the Finder Window, you now open your Hard Drive on the iMac and you should be able to drag from one to the other. Be careful so you drag the iMac to the other (Macbook or iMac) unless the other (Macbook or iMac) is more current and then of course reverse the drag, OK????
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MAIL Settings - pop account with Bellsouth/AT&T
Open Mail, under Mail choose Preferences, Accounts, click on your AT&T/Bellsouth account
Incoming Mail Server: pop.att.yahoo.com
Click Advanced: Insert Port - 995 check Use SSL
Outgoing Mail Server (SMTP) (Choose dropdown Edit SMTP Server List)
Description: AT&T/Bellsouth
Server Name: smtp.att.yahoo.com
Click on Advanced, choose Use custom port: Insert 465
Check Use Secure Sockets Layer (SSL)
Authentication: Password
User Name: Your complete email address
Password: Your AT&T/Bellsouth Password
Click OK
Outgoing Mail Server (SMTP) should say AT&T/Bellsouth, check Use only this server
Be sure to SAVE all changes you have made or nothing changes!!!!!!
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Create Mail accounts manually in Snow Leopard
by Rob Griffiths, Macworld.com
The solution, thanks to Mac OS X Hints reader V.K., turns out to be simple: On the first Add Account screen, which appears after you click the plus sign on the Accounts tab of Mail’s preferences, enter your name and e-mail address. Then hold down the Option key, and notice that the Create buttons changes to read Continue. Click the newly-existent Continue button, and you can set up your e-mail account manually, just as you could in OS X 10.5.
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HELP with Using iPhoto ’11
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LION 101 & Tips Dec Program Help
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January (2012) PROGRAM Presentation
(Click on links to get info)
Web Snapper App
AirDrop
Pages Save
Quick Look
iPhoto ’11
Tip: Rebuild iPhoto Library
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February Program Outline
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OnyX 2.4.3
OS X maintenance & optimization tool. Free
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Cleanup your Mac OS X - 6 ways
Powerful AntiVirus and Spyware Protection for Mac OS X
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