Mac-n-Jesus

The Triumphal Entry

Wed, 12 Mar 2008 14:57:01 GMT

The Triumphal Entry by Chuck Misssler www.khouse.org This weekend we will celebrate Palm Sunday. This event, also known as "the Triumphal Entry," involves one of the most astonishing passages in the entire Bible. The book of Daniel, which was written centuries before the birth of Christ, predicts the exact day that Jesus would make his triumphal entry into Jerusalem. The story behind Palm Sunday begins, not...

Steve Jobs Fig Leaf

Sun, 02 Mar 2008 15:38:21 GMT

Digital Rights Management (DMR) that accompanies tunes bought from the iTunes store are a mere fig leaf covering the nakedness of Steve Jobs. But there is no need for Steve to be ashamed. He's ok w/me. My buddy is discovering the power of MP3. He has neglected to burn discs from his iTunes purchases... So he hasn't re-imported his tunes as MP3. And now he has an MP3 disc playing sterio in his car like my toyota. Its great. Don't wear down your ipod by playing it in the car. Burn MP3...

A Very Mac Christmas

Mon, 03 Dec 2007 21:55:14 GMT

Access The Dock With Your Keyboard

Wed, 07 Nov 2007 14:15:29 GMT

Mac OS X allows you to select any item in your Dock with just a few keystrokes. You must first enable full keyboard support in order to use the function (�F keys�) as hot keys, otherwise they are mapped to the volume, brightness, and other functions. In the Keyboard and Mouse System Preferences, select the keyboard tab and check the box there to enable hot key support for the function keys. You�ll still be able to use them for their original functions by holding down the Fn key...

TubeYou

Sun, 14 Oct 2007 06:30:30 GMT

Good Apple News

Mon, 30 Jul 2007 18:54:59 GMT

Most profitable June Quarter ever! Third quarter profits ballooned 73 percent to $818 million, or $0.92 per diluted share, on sales of $5.41 billion. Apple shipped 1.764 million Macs during the quarter, representing 33 percent yearly growth. This included 1,130,000 notebooks and 634,000 desktop systems. Notebook sales grew 42 percent year-over-year and accounted for 64 percent of Macs sold during the quarter. Their sales generated $1.58 billion in revenue. Desktop sales...

My 1st gen ipod

Wed, 06 Jun 2007 12:47:04 GMT

My first generation ipod has had catastrophic failure. It was bought in 2000. Joe Inman from www.powermax.com tells me that my 1st gen iPod lasted 2 years longer than his. I had ignored this unit for about 3 weeks. Now its gone. I guess I thought it would last forever.

Pop Vs Imap

Sun, 13 May 2007 20:23:31 GMT

The Difference POP, IMAP and Webmail By Jimmy@Smalldog.com Many times when I�ve been out consulting or at the service desks in our retail stores our clients ask a popular question; what is POP and IMAP? This question usually stems from the clients want to have their email inboxes look the same on any computer they use. Most of these people are using the...

Apple - EMI - DMR

Sun, 08 Apr 2007 22:38:41 GMT

Apple and EMI Music shook up the music industry Monday by announcing plans to sell more than 150,000 digital songs without copy protection. The "premium" songs � from Coldplay, Norah Jones and other artists on the giant EMI record label � can be freely copied and played on almost any digital music player. That's a huge change. Most music sold online contains copy protection software. It's meant to...

Get Rid of Stuffit

Mon, 12 Mar 2007 13:41:49 GMT

Get Rid of Stuffit By Jimmy@Smalldog.com If there�s any one application that I install on each of my Macintosh computers, it�s Stuffit. Stuffit if you don�t already know is an application that works with compressed and archive files. These are .ZIP, .RAR, .TAR, .SITX and .HQX file types (there are 25 in total that it currently supports). Of course each time I need to install I have to fill out Stuffits download request form,...