Posts Tagged ‘os x’

How To Auto-Capitalize “I” In Mail, iCal, And All Of OS X

One thing I deeply missed when I started using a mac as my main system was the auto-capitliazation of the letter “i”. When I was typing an email, or document it was almost second nature to just type “i” because I knew that Word would have me covered and auto-capitlize that puppy into “I”. I [...]

Using Growl for Entourage Notifications

Download and install growl. Copy/Paste this Script into AppleScript: tell application “GrowlHelperApp” set the allNotificationsList to {“New Mail”} set the enabledNotificationsList to {“New Mail”} register as application ¬ “Entourage” all notifications allNotificationsList ¬ default notifications enabledNotificationsList ¬ icon of application “Microsoft Entourage” end tell tell application “Microsoft Entourage” set theMessages to the current messages end [...]

How Do I Add A User To A Group Using the Command Line?

After some research this is what I found: dscl . -append /Groups/group-name GroupMembership user-name

Using The Blackberry Connection (Tethering) With Mac

Blackberry 8703e  Here’s the Steps: Start Parallels/VMWare, plug the Blackberry into the Mac, the guest OS should recognize the device, click on it in the Parallels/VMWare options, so that the guest OS takes control of the device. Start the Sprint Blackberry connection software and establish a connection, so the Windows now has internet access On [...]