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Take a CandyBar 3 video tour

by Mike Schramm (Nov 30th, 2007)

If you've ever used CandyBar before, you probably already grabbed version 3 when it was released the other day. But just in case you haven't seen it in action, Ged put together this great screencast of just how easy it makes controlling the look of your icons and Dock. I especially love the icons ...

Quick Look Folder and Zip plugins

by Mat Lu (Nov 27th, 2007)

Quick Look is a beautiful thing, and in my view practically itself worth the cost of admission to Leopard. Unfortunately, the more you get used to it, the more annoying it is when you get to a file format that Quick Look doesn't support. Fortunately, Apple was smart enough to design Quick Look with ...

Delicious Library 2 will track your media and your tools

by Mike Schramm (Nov 20th, 2007)

Scott Stevenson has taken another look at a program I am pretty much drooling over at this point-- Delicious Library 2. Earlier, he walked us through the overview of all the items in your library, and this time, he goes a little more in depth on what the app can tell you about each item that you ...

Fuzzmeasure Pro 3 leverages Leopard for audio measurement

by Mike Schramm (Nov 20th, 2007)

Reader Sebastiaan sends word that Fuzzmeasure Pro 3 is out (and that he designed the icon for it-- very nice). Released on the three-year anniversary of the first version's release, the update has a host of new features, including integration with Leopard's Core Audio, the sweet audio graphs that ...

Seven cool features of Leopard that might get stubborn friends to upgrade

by Victor Agreda, Jr. (Nov 16th, 2007)

There are dozens of little niceties in Leopard: like how Front Row now lives on my iBook (sans remote) and allows me to operate the thing as a sort of thin-client media jukebox (courtesy a Mac mini server). Or how Font Book now prints books of your fonts (especially nice for those non-techies). With ...

Mac 101: Using Quick Look

by Mat Lu (Nov 14th, 2007)

So far as I can tell, practically everybody loves Leopard's Quick Look previewer. For today's Mac 101 I thought I'd share a few tips about using Quick Look. First is nice little tip from Mac OS X Hints about zooming in Quick Look. If you invoke Quick Look with the spacebar you can actually zoom ...

Terminal Tip: Use Quick Look from the Leopard command line

by Erica Sadun (Nov 5th, 2007)

TUAW reader Shaun Haber sent us a link to his personal blog with a great post about using Leopard's Quick Look from the command line, which is wonderfully handy for anyone who spends a chunk of their day in Terminal. The qlmanage utility gives you direct access to many Quick Look functions; of ...

24 Hours of Leopard: Quick Look

by Mat Lu (Oct 26th, 2007)

Feature: Quick Look How it works: Quick Look has the potential to change the way Mac users interact with their computers. It brings super-quick access to your files by allowing you to preview a variety of files without opening them in their associated applications. Instead of opening a file by ...

New Leopard Build Introduces New Feature, Tweaks

by Dan Lurie (Nov 23rd, 2006)

The latest build of Leopard, (9A303) introduced some small but nifty features to the list of enhancements that will ship with the new OS next year. Lets take a look: QuickLook is a new feature which allows users to view a full size preview of any image by right clicking on it, without having to ...