My mac and some important links
So i've spent this evening trying to get my Mac up to spec in regards to software. What has this envolved? Loads!!! If like me you are a newbie then everything seems just odd, like a twilight zone episode or something. So here are some links that have helped me in my first 24 hours
- Instal CF on the Mac intel
- OS X Software for Switchers
- Sean Corfield OSX
- Brajeshwar Mac category
- Mac Shortcut keys
- Mark Drew Mac category
- Apple battery exchange
- My site Mac category
- Apple's WWDC 2006 intro video
- Installing JDBC driver for MySQL 4.1 - 5
- Tuna Ranch Mac category
- VNC Viewer - Chicken of the VNC
- Enabling Virtual Hosts on MacOS X
- AC3 and A52 codec for Mac
There's probably more, if you know any drop me a line and i'll update the list. Like I've mentioned, this is all new to me so even if you think of something obvious, just mention it.
Just wanna give a shout to Mark Drew for putting up with my stupid questions todays.
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Well, I have been documenting my experience with the Mac ever since I got converted from Windows. I am not sure but this might be helpful - http://mac.brajeshwar.com/
You've been added. Just got the Dashalytics widget, nice find.
Maybe you'll something of use here: http://tunaranch.net/category/apple/
On, and I think you mean install CF on mac, not mac on CF.
On, and I think you mean install CF on mac, not mac on CF.
Cheer Tunaraunch, I've finally sorted that out now :) and added you site to the list
Hey Andy - just came across your list of links for those switching or considering switching - cheers one for del.ici.ous
I've begun a wiki on switching from Windows to Mac - trying to capture everything from adding network printer, to application notes on which ones work with Parallels, to keyboard shortcuts.
Still a developing resource, but it looks like a whole lot of people are making the switch (it only took me 20-odd years -- wish I had done it a WHOLE lot sooner, but now is an excellent time!)
Still a developing resource, but it looks like a whole lot of people are making the switch (it only took me 20-odd years -- wish I had done it a WHOLE lot sooner, but now is an excellent time!)
