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    Tip: Run Repair Disk Permissions After Today’s Apple Software Updates

    By Christopher Price on March 3, 2009

    Over the past 48 to 72 hours, Apple has issued a lot of updates, for everything from AirPort to RAW support. I just ran Repair Disk Permissions on a couple of Macs that have gotten all those updates beamed down… and there were quite a few permissions glitches. So, be sure to run Repair Disk [...]

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    Posted in Apple | Tagged airport, Apple, disk permissions, leopard, mac os x, raw | 2 Responses

    What About Tiger? What About Apple TV?

    By Christopher Price on October 22, 2008

    Tiger and Apple TV will put Apple in an interesting situation, once Snow Leopard comes out. See, Apple has a house rule on product lifespan. Only the prior, major, release of Mac OS X is to be supported. That means that if a device can’t be upgraded to the last version of Mac OS X, [...]

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    Posted in Apple | Tagged Apple, apple tv, iphone, leopard, Microsoft, snow leopard, windows | Leave a response

    Apple: We’ll Never Fix Time Machine Over AirPort Disk

    By Christopher Price on September 2, 2008

    Apple today confirmed to me, that despite past indications, they will never fix Time Machine over AirPort Disk, when using an AirPort Extreme. This is a stark contrast to Steve Jobs’ own comments when Mac OS X Leopard was unveiled. “AirPort Extreme is the perfect backup solution for Leopard.” His words. Now that Time Capsule [...]

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    Posted in Apple | Tagged airport, Apple, leopard, time capsule, time machine | 5 Responses

    Apple Regrets Scrapping Leopard Feature

    By Christopher Price on April 17, 2008

    There’s one feature that Apple, I’ve learned, really regrets scrapping from Leopard. Originally, Time Machine had a lot of additional features which didn’t make the final cut. One of the features was to use the free disk space on the boot drive as shadow copy storage. This mimicked a feature from Vista that does the [...]

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    Posted in Apple | Tagged Apple, leopard, mac, os x, time machine | 6 Responses

    Safari 3.1, A Good Thing

    Safari 3.1, A Good Thing

    By Christopher Price on March 18, 2008

    Safari 3.1 is out. This update makes a couple of big changes. First, Safari for Windows is now out of beta. Second, it brings Windows, Mac (Tiger & Leopard) builds into true sync… oh, and by sync, I mean they’re all much faster and in parity with one-another. I’ve been testing Safari 3.1 since it [...]

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    Posted in Apple | Tagged Apple, browser, leopard, mac, safari, tiger, windows | Leave a response

    Spaces and .Mac Sync Bug – Lost Windows

    By Christopher Price on January 3, 2008

    Apple has posted a support article confirming that if you use .Mac Sync and Spaces, you might lose windows. Basically, the bug occurs if two computers have Spaces, but different Spaces settings. Say, one computer has two spaces, and the other has four. If one computer has a window in fourth space, it won’t show [...]

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    Posted in Apple | Tagged .mac, bug, leopard, spaces, sync | Leave a response

    Yes, Secure Erase Trash is Broken in Leopard

    By Christopher Price on December 28, 2007

    If you’re like me, sometimes you get info that prying eyes might just want to see. Thankfully, there’s Secure Erase Trash in Leopard, which will cover the drive with zeros such that the data would be extraordinarily difficult, if not impossible to recover. However, it’s simply not working in Leopard. Every time I run it [...]

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    Posted in Apple | Tagged 10.5, delete, erase, leopard, mac, secure, trash | 1 Response

    10.5.1 Fixes eSATA & SATA Cards

    By Christopher Price on November 28, 2007

    If you upgraded to Leopard, and found your eSATA (or SATA) card stopped working… install the 10.5.1 update. My eSATA card (like many others) stopped working upon being updated to Leopard, and 10.5.1 has fixed that. It appears Apple re-added third-party SATA drivers that were removed in 10.5.0.

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    Posted in Apple | Tagged 10.5.1, cards, drivers, esata, expresscard, leopard, sata | Leave a response

    Leopard Screen Lock Gripe(s)

    By Christopher Price on November 28, 2007

    I’m becoming tired of a bug that has surfaced in Leopard. It was present in Tiger but not nearly as bad. Essentially, I cannot enter the password to unlock my screen… without re-typing it at least once. I have a long password for security’s sake… it’s what Apple suggests and I agree. The problem is, [...]

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    Posted in Apple | Tagged leopard, lock, lockup, password, screen, window | Leave a response

    Mac Brings Network Neighborhood Back

    Mac Brings Network Neighborhood Back

    By Christopher Price on November 26, 2007

    Remember in old versions of Windows how Network was called Network Neighborhood? It was a cute name added to make networking appear more friendly. Of course, people found it rather… lame, and so Microsoft truncated it to Network, matching Mac OS X yet again. But now it appears Apple has added a bit of an [...]

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    Posted in Apple, Microsoft | Tagged 10.5, cover, easter, egg, flow, leopard, neighborhood, network | Leave a response

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