Uncovered: Three Secret Slick Tips For Your Mac.
There’s no shortage of cool things your Mac can do that you probably didn’t know it could do.
It won’t wash your car, or predict a winner in the World Series (St. Louis in six; Bambino rules), but there are plenty of little things most users don’t know about because Apple, in whatever wisdom can be garnered when market share is at 2.2-percent, decided not to tell us.
Now those very same hidden, secret slick killer tips are uncovered, unleashed, exposed, and available for the hitherto unknown price of, uh, well,.... (excerpted).
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Anaea said:
Slick tip of the day:
Here’s the scenario. You been working diligently and have far too many icons on your desktop. Now, you have to find a file and quick. Instead of opening a bunch of could be files by double clicking them and waiting for the program to open and load…simply click the icon once and press the space bar. A preview window will open on your desktop showing you what the file is, all without taking the time to open the software.
slick huh?