Terminal, the wonder app, can do pretty much anything. This post is going to show you how you can unzip files using Terminal. I will also show you how you can can combine commands to download and unzip files really quickly. Its really simple to complete. You may want to use Terminal since you can access extra options which you may normally be hidden away from you.
These little programs are quite interesting. They are called Finder Droplets. They are very small applications that you put in your Finders menu bar. You can then use these buttons to quickly open documents in various text editors. It is quite a new concepts which I haven’t seen before.
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Timeline is an application which shows off how powerful a Mac and the application on it can be. The idea behind this application is to create time lines of events quickly and easily. There are a couple preset options which enable you to make really good lookingtime lines in a matter of seconds. Literally seconds.
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This post comes in part from MacOSXTips. Since many of my readers use Firefox I thought it would be a good idea to post these up here. Hidden functunality works differently on Firefox. It doesn’t use the normal preference files. It uses a separate file stored within the application itself.
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If it wasn’t for the word “using” that title would almost be an alliteration. This post if you hadn’t guessed by the title is going to review the application Twitterific. Twitterific is an application design to send your tweets to Twitter. I love using Twitter, you can find my profile here. What is better than using a great app with a great service.
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This is just a quick tip for you today. If you are like me your English may not be the best. Mac OS X Leopard has an excellent built in Dictionary application. This post is going to show you how you can access Dictionary without having to open the program.
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