Six tips for using the Dock efficiently

Are you taking advantage of all the ways the Dock can make your work easier? Here are some tips for using the Dock efficiently—whether you're quickly accessing files, folders and applications or turning on and off your tunes.

Parallels Desktop update adds support for Chrome OSParallels has just issued an update for Parallels Desktop 5.0 which adds support for Google's Chrome OS, according to the developer.
Five tips for customizing the DockDon't like something about the Dock? Chances are, you can change it. Kirk McElhearn shares five ways you can customize the Dock’s appearance.

Six tips for using the Dock efficiently Are you taking advantage of all the ways the Dock can make your work easier? Here are some tips for using the Dock efficiently—whether you're quickly accessing files, folders and applications or turning on and off your tunes.
Five tips for customizing the Dock Don't like something about the Dock? Chances are, you can change it. Kirk McElhearn shares five ways you can customize the Dock’s appearance.
Bugs & Fixes: Avoid trouble when moving your iTunes library Because iTunes has a number of similar-sounding options and installs a number of similar-sounding iTunes-related files on your drive, it may not be self-evident how to go about moving your music library. Don't worry -- Ted Landau shows you how to avoid trouble when moving your iTunes library.
Eject items without losing windows Is there a way to eject volumes, drives, or discs without also closing Finder windows? Sure. Just know what to select.
A collection of favorite Mac OS X Hints tips Rob Griffiths shares a collection of older Mac OS X Hints tips that he finds useful and/or interesting. All still work in 10.5 and 10.6, too!

Opinion: Does auto-expiring security software make sense? The latest version of VirusBarrier stops working after 12 months unless you repurchase it. At first glance, this sounds absolutely terrible ... but is it really all that bad?
Opinion: Will 2010 be the year of the Mac? Apple was a bright spot in 2009 in terms of PC sales, but Infoworld's Galen Gruman says the signals are mixed as to whether the Mac can grow beyond its niche.
Introducing the Mac Basics Superguide, Snow Leopard Edition Macworld introduces the latest Mac Basics Superguide, Snow Leopard Edition, a new downloadable book with everything you need to know to get started with Mac OS X Snow Leopard.
In depth with Apple's Snow Leopard Server Computerworld's Ryan Faas shares his impressions of the OS X 10.6 version of Apple's server software.
Why go Pro when iMac goes faster? The new Core i7 iMac is a potent machine -- so potent, in fact, that it outpaces a couple of Mac Pro models in benchmarks. It's also an incredible bargain, offering tremendous power given its price.

Review: Parallels Desktop Switch To Mac If you're feeling a little nervous about using Macs for the first time, the Switch To Mac Edition might well be worth the extra money.
Review: eBuddy Pro for iPhone Both the free and pro versions of this multi-protocol IM app work pretty well, though not right out of the box. But if you're willing to tweak a few settings, eBuddy performs quite capably.
QuickBoot eases startup-volume switches QuickBoot makes it quick and easy to switch between multiple bootable volumes volume.
Review: DoorStop X Security Suite 2.3 DoorStop X Security Suite is a collection of three tools designed to leverage your Mac’s built-in firewall, help you understand how others are trying to access your computer, and to help you understand how to keep your Mac secure.
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