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by Lockergnome on January 21, 2008 at 2:36 pm · Comments (1) · Related Posts
Categorized in OS X, Software

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How to Automatically Back Up Your USB Flash Drive in OS X

by LordKaT on December 19, 2007 at 10:05 pm · Comments (1) · Related Posts
Categorized in Leopard, OS X, Tutorials

Amir writes:

“OS X.5 came with a cool new feature called Timemachine which automatically backs-up your internal Mac harddrive. People like me live off their flash drive, and losing it would mean disaster, and you can never remember to manually back it up. When I learned that Time Machine didn’t backup external drive I was disappointed. Enter “Do Something When.” A program that will execute a script, or application anytime we mount a new drive. Check the link below to get DSW”

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Hidden Network Information in Leopart AirPort Menu

by LordKaT on December 4, 2007 at 10:18 pm · Comments · Related Posts
Categorized in OS X

Little things keep cropping up in Leopard that extend the functionality of the operating system beyond it’s candy-coated shell. Glenn Fleishman uncovered a really neat bit of information that Leopard initially hides from you about nearby AirPort networks, including the RSSI and security type of the network you’re connecting to. And, there’s a neat tooltip to boot:

“Leopard includes more information than meets the eye about nearby Wi-Fi networks. Mac OS X 10.5 updates the AirPort menu in the system menu bar after you select a network, which is a neat feature and provides more accurate results. It also shows a lock icon next to networks protected by some form of encryption. But you can extract even more information by holding down the Option key while dropping the menu.”

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