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Restoring your Apple computer with Time Machine
 

Restoring your Apple computer with Time Machine

 Mac OS X  6th February 2012 | Author: mat

If you set your Mac to create backups then you should be able to restore the backed up data when needed.

How to upgrade your Mac to OS X Mountain Lion
 

How to upgrade your Mac to OS X Mountain Lion

 Mac OS X  25th July 2012 | Author: mat

Mac OS X 10.8 Mountain Lion is out and ready for download. If you are willing to invest $20 and an hour of your time to upgrade you Mac computer, you won't be sorry.

How to save an iMovie project to a file
 

How to save an iMovie project to a file

 Mac OS X  15th December 2013 | Author: mat

You created your own movie in iMovie but you can't figure it out how to save the darn thing into a playable .mp4 file on your hard drive. I've been there, let me show you how to do that.

Find 43 hidden wallpapers in OS X Mavericks
 

Find 43 hidden wallpapers in OS X Mavericks

 Mac OS X  9th December 2013 | Author: mat

In Mac OS X 10.9 Mavericks there are 43 additional hidden wallpapers and this is how you find them.

How to enable ftp server on Mac OS X 10.8
 

How to enable ftp server on Mac OS X 10.8

 Mac OS X  7th May 2013 | Author: mat

Apple Mac OS X Lion and Mountain Lion don't come with a button that enables the ftp server by only a click, but that still doesn't mean the ftp server isn't included. Let's see how to enable it.

Additional desktops in Mac OS X Mountain Lion
 

Additional desktops in Mac OS X Mountain Lion

 Mac OS X  7th November 2012 | Author: mat

You can add multiple desktops to the Mac OS X Mountain Lion by using Mission Control, formerly known as Spaces. Can be really useful if you are a busy multi-tasker.

How to check disk for errors in Mac OS X
 

How to check disk for errors in Mac OS X

 Mac OS X  12th April 2013 | Author: mat

Errors on the hard disk on your Mac OS X computer can be the cause why the computer doesn't run as fast as it used to. Let me show you how to check and repair the errors on a disk drive.

 
   
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