Master of my Domain – Review
Master of my Domain is the best solution for keeping track of your domain names and server/host information, monitoring the uptime of your websites, syncing expiration dates with iCal, and getting...
View ArticleTextMate: Favourite TextMate Features
This screencast shows off my favourite features of TextMate: Moving Text Snippets and Tab Stops Manipulate Text with Commands Use TextMate for quick Calculations Working with Pictures Columnar...
View ArticleForkLift for Web Editors
ForkLift is a very versatile file manager for OS X. If you’re looking for the ForkLift you might want to click here. This screencast concentrates on all the specific Web Editing Features ForkLift...
View Articlehowto change keyboard shortcuts
In this episode I will show how to change the keyboard shortcut for almost any action of any application. But can not only change existing shortcuts but add shortcuts for any menu item which is...
View ArticleStop iTunes from opening automatically
A recent addition to Apple’s website is the introduction of iTunes Store web previews. These allow us to search the iTunes Store directly from the site. The disadvantage here is that iTunes opens...
View ArticleInstall/Keep MultiMarkdown Up-To-Date
Keeping MultiMarkdown up-to-date while working with Scrivener (Scrivener review part 1 and part 2) isn’t very hard. In this short tutorial I’m describing how easy it is to update MultiMarkdown either...
View ArticleSpeedup Mac OS Tutorial
In this tutorial we will have a look at how to speed up your Mac login and how to get rid of unnecessary processes, Kernel Extensions and LaunchAgents. PLEASE, make a backup before changing anything on...
View ArticleKeyboard Maestro Tips 1
This is the sequel to our Keyboard Maestro review I did recently. It turns out Keyboard Maestro is so useful, that I made another screencast about it. (And I’m already planning even another one on...
View ArticleUseful Tricks for 0 Money
While surfing the web, I often come across interesting, cool and useful things. Most of them can impossibly fit into a 15 minute screencast. That’s why I collect those things for later and am now...
View ArticleAutomate your Mac with Keyboard Maestro (Part 2)
It’s again time to automate some stuff. Because Keyboard Maestro is such a trigger powerhouse we’re doing this automation again with this handy, but unobtrusive, tool. Just a quick sidenote: You don’t...
View ArticleWhat Automator Can Do For You (Tutorial)
Automator is one of the apps people aren’t using, because they can’t come up with uses for it – until someone shows them. This tutorial covers the basics of creating custom Automator Actions and...
View ArticleGrowl Notifications
Growl is resident on many Mac computers for years already. Everyone knows pretty much what it does. However not everybody knows how exactly and what else can be done with Growl. In this tutorial I will...
View ArticleTemplate Folder Maker (Automator Tutorial)
Automator has been a big topic on Mac OS X Screencasts already. Last time we took a more general look at Automator and its functions. This time, though, we take one special problem and solve it using...
View ArticleDropbox for Professionals
This week we cover all things Dropbox! Dropbox has been mentioned in so many blogs, so many times, that it seems ridiculous to brag even more about it. But, we do! Because, Dropbox often just gets...
View ArticleUseful Tricks for 0 Money Episode 2
It’s time again for some Useful Tricks for 0 Money. In episode 2 of this series we’re going to prepare ourselves for Lion, try out some gesture tools, discover a couple of hidden settings and two more...
View ArticleHow does iCloud work?
iCloud seems to confuse a lot of users. They ask: What happens in the background? Which thinking-paradigms can you use to understand the iCloud? Why does it “just work”? In this screencast we try to...
View ArticleRead e-books on your iPad with calibre
This month we’re showing you calibre. calibre is an “iTunes for e-books”. Electronic books can be organized and, much more importantly, converted to many formats. This way you can read all your e-books...
View ArticleRipping & Encoding DVD’s
Ripping & encoding DVD’s is a process many beginner-level users have problems with. They search on Google and find references to apps that don’t even exist anymore or are highly illegal....
View ArticleWhat’s new in Mountain Lion?
Twitter: Photo Booth can set profile picture Facebook will come later Messages: iChat is now Messages Notification Center: Disable temporarily with ⌥-click Tweet from NC when Twitter account is...
View ArticleWorking with PDF files
We get a lot of requests for tutorials. One of the more regular requests is “how do I merge PDF’s on Mac OS X?” The answer is relatively easy, because OS X has everything you need to combine PDF’s....
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