by Bret Capranica | Nov 27, 2009 | MiniPost
If you are a Mac user and an Evernote user (everyone should have Evernote), here’s a script that will store your e-mail in Evernote. Script to archive emails into Evernote « Hawk...
by Bret Capranica | Sep 3, 2009 | MiniPost
O.K., here’s where Windows does seem to outshine Mac – uninstalling a program. Windows has a great “uninstall” feature that cleans up the system when you want to remove a program. Mac is limited here. Check out this article for some help. Uninstalling Applications |...
by Bret Capranica | Aug 22, 2009 | Technology
Making the switch to Mac has led me to learn some new keyboard wizardry. Any time I can use the keyboard more than the mouse, I find myself a bit more efficient. Learn your operating systems’ keyboard...
by Bret Capranica | Aug 17, 2009 | Technology
Now here’s a Mac Finder (i.e., Windows Explorer) that does everything. Wow. I may actually pay for this. Path Finder 5 by...
by Bret Capranica | Jun 19, 2009 | Featured Articles, Personal, Technology
[YouTube video blog] What are you favorite iPhone apps? In honor of today’s release of the new iPhone 3Gs (of which I do not own . . . yet), let’s talk about which apps you like most on your iPhone. What? You don’t have an iPhone? O.K., well you need to ask for one for Christmas. So, to indulge in the truly meaningless, here are my favorite apps on my phone – some of which make me more productive and others that balance out my time wasting: Out of the 81 apps on my iPhone here are the ones on my Home Page – my most used and most favorite apps: Address Book. All of my contacts reside here. The iPhone is great with its address book. Searching for names among the hundreds of contacts is very easy. Integrating maps with the address for a one tap step has helped me on many occasions to figure out how to get to someone’s house for a visit. One failing on the iPhone that I had with my Palm Treo (didn’t have it with Balck Berry either), is with one tap I could assign a single ring tone to everyone in my address book. Meaning if someone in the book called, they had a distinct ring. If someone outside the book called, they had another distinct ring. I didn’t even have to look-just listen to know who was calling. Apple is still behind here – though I use the address book very often. Evernote. I can’t say enough about Evernote. It is the best electronic notebook I have ever used (ct.,...
