More OS X Killer Tricks To Save Time, Not Money.

There’s no shortage of new things to learn with Mac OS X. I’ve resigned myself to an everlasting, never ending, always-something-new ‘upgrade’ to learning Tiger’s hidden tips and tricks.

Here’s a tip you can use. Many tips are hidden and no one knows why.

Speedy onscreen action has never been the Mac’s forte’. Classic or OS X. Windows always ‘felt’ faster. Menus popped up faster. Things seemed to happen faster.

That was mostly true when comparing Windows 2000 with early versions of Mac OS X. These days, everything.... (excerpted).

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