Sorted by Relevance | Sort by Date
Search Results for virgin+install
Virgin Install
My good fortune is your gain, dear readers. Whatever do I mean, you ask? I just got a brand spanking new Mac mini at work and I am in the throes of setting it up. Well, it is all set up but I am still working on getting the OS and software installed ...
Virgin Install: Quicksilver
When I first announced the Virgin Install series the comments were quickly filled with programs that people consider invaluable to their Mac experience. The program most often suggested just happens to be the program that might strike someone new to ...
Virgin Install: Growl
My last few picks for Virgin Install have been things that lots of Mac users know about, but this one is a hidden gem (which we have covered before). Growl, much like Quicksilver, takes a bit of effort to get your mind around, but once you get it you ...
ScanSnap Manager updated for Snow Leopard
Fujitsu has finally updated the ScanSnap Manager app for Snow Leopard. "Version 2.2 L12" is available for download for the following models:
ScanSnap S300M
ScanSnap S510M
ScanSnap S500M
ScanSnap S1500M
Unfortunately, for some bizarre ...
Boot Camp Drivers update 2.2 for Windows available
Earlier today, Apple released version 2.2 of Boot Camp drivers for Windows. Installation requires Boot Camp 2.1 to have been previously installed as well as Service Pack 2 for Windows Vista.
Boot Camp is included with Leopard and Snow Leopard and ...
Virgin Install: MouseZoom
I'm a simple man, with simple pleasures. Mousezoom is one of those little programs that you can't live without but you forget that you are living with it until you use a new Mac. I started up my new Mac mini and was shocked at how slow the mouse was. ...
Virgin Install: NetNewsWire
NetNewsWire is the one application that I spend the most amount of time using on my Mac, and it is one of the first applications that I install when I am setting up a new Mac. I can't imagine using anything else to manage my 550+ subscriptions, and ...
How to revert to the stable version of Flash player
It's no secret that Flash is a blight on the Internet and should be killed with fire. However, some sites insist on using it, and so you may be interested in having it around.
Towards that end you may have read about the pre-release of Flash ...
Leopard Spotlight: the upgrade disc gripe
Okay, I just have to vent something, but it might be of interest to others as well. As I mentioned earlier, I picked up a new 24" iMac on Leopard Day. Being old stock, it had Tiger on it, but it included a "Mac OS X v10.5 CPU Drop-in Kit" disc in ...
The confusing art of installing apps
John Gruber of Daring Fireball recently wrote an essay about quirks and user confusion around the application install process on Mac OS X. He had read a post from Alexander Limi's blog about the Firefox install experience, and decided to address it ...
An illustrated guide to Boot Camp and Windows 7
Ladies and gentlemen, the time has come for TUAW to introduce our illustrated guide to installing Windows 7 with Boot Camp. Windows? On a Mac? Blasphemy! Yes, yes... we hear you, but we could argue the pros and cons to having Windows on a Mac all ...
Wireless Keyboard Update 2.0 now available
Earlier today, Apple released Wireless Keyboard Update 2.0, which adds support for some nice features like using the function keys for display brightness, Dashboard, Spaces, iTunes playback control and speaker volume. To install the update, first ...
Virgin Mobile Canada: Fifth Canadian outlet for iPhone
The iPhone is getting yet another carrier in the great white north. Virgin Mobile Canada has announced that it'll start selling the iPhone 3G and iPhone 3GS in the coming months.
When exactly? How much? Can I get a Richard Branson ringtone? ...
Quick QuickTime Q&A
QuickTime was one of the few apps which changed significantly in Snow Leopard. We've heard from some readers who missed the initial reports about it, so we're repeating it here, with some additional QuickTime information.
Q: "What happened to ...
Virtual PC 7.0.2 adds Tiger Support
Microsoft Virtual PC 7.0.2 is now fully Tiger compatible. No more annoying "Virtual Transport doesn't work blah blah" errors. Good.
If anyone who reads TUAW has one of those developer Mactel boxes out there, then please try this: Install ...
