The newest cat gets a section of its own, with a three page review, plus a page of modifications and a bonus of icons.
A Miscellany of Mysterious Tiger Problems: Disappearing Drive space, Disappearing Drives, and Visible Invisibles.
Panther: Partition a drive and make a clone.
Are you an old Mac hand and afraid of the Terminal? This article's for you.
The Black Cat has arrived and fixed many Spotted cat problems. Unfortunately it has a few of its own.
A few final words about the Spotted Cat and its problems, before the Black Cat arrives and drives the Jaguar to extinction.
You've got OS X and want to make a system clone, and it isn't a drag and drop thing anymore. Well, it can be, almost.
So you want to run freeUNIX programs on your Mac, and you have tried the Terminal, here's what to do next. Go on the Next page for instructions on installing the GIMP as well.
You've got a new Mac and an old Mac. Your files are on the old Mac. Now what? Networking, that's what!
Further adventures in sound. I've ventured into recording my old LPs and audio tapes onto the Mac, and making them into CDs. The first page deals with SimpleSound and OS 9. Click the Next Button at the bottom to go on to the more complex business of doing the same OS X.
For Christmas I got blank CDs, MP3 files, and a machine that plays DVDs, CDs and MP3s, so I ventured into the land of musical CDs, created on the Mac.
I set out to explore the brave new world of OS Xi, or 10.1 as Apple calls it. Whatever you call it I'm enjoying every moment, even the weird ones. Page Two is all about the Dock.
Instructions on using free software to construct a web site and put it up on your ISP. Or you could just use iTools and make it on the Apple servers.
A set of instructions to get started with Applescript, by someone who doesn't actually know how to write Applescript.
A cautionary tale about acquiring sad old computers. I'm just not quite sure what the caution should be.