PDF’s are great. If you need a document which can open on any platform and display correctly, PDF is what you need. One problem I have found is I tend to accumulate PDF files. This is a problem simply because the folder ends up with hundreds of documents. There is a quick and simple way to join all of these files together. It uses Preview, one of my favourite applications. It doesn’t take long, only a little bit of work.
This post come as part of an extension to a previous article and a question sent in by a reader. Previously I have mentioned how you can burn a disk image. This is used for files such as dmg’s and iso’s, so on and so forth. But I didn’t mentioned how you can burn ordinary files. Going through the method of creating the disk image, inserting files is to long and boring. There is a simple way to do this. This post will explain the best method I have found.
If you code, in any language, you will develop a small collection of code clips which you will over time refer to and build in your collection. I for example have a small word document full of code which I refer to semi-regularly. The problem with this is that it is not a perfect system. Code Collector Pro is designed to collect your code snippets in a similar method to iTunes for music and iPhoto for photos.
In one of my previous posts on Coda I mentioned about Coda clips. This post is going to expand on them slightly, as well as reiterate the points. I think both of the sites are worth another mention. This is because when used within Coda you can save a lot of time and effort, especially with the WordPress clips. You don’t need to go searching for the commands. They are already saved on your computer.
I’m loving Spore at the moment. I haven’t had as much fun on a game for a long while. Its time that out Mac’s get a good game to play on. I was getting worried that PC’s were having all of the fun. Anyway, sort of following on from a previous post done earlier today - Spore Game Review, I have found some cheat codes for your game of Spore.
This post is going to list 99 different speed tips for speeding up your Mac. I have done a couple of these posts before, but those were more discussions. This post is designed to tell you what to do in each section. Each item is going to be quick, simple and easy to complete. Over the past couple of weeks I have been collecting these and using them.Although none of these tips will make your Mac hundreds of times faster than it already is, if you have a slow Mac or are experiencing slow downs a couple of these could help. There are lots of them here, but there is always more. If you have any tips please post them below in the comments.
