• Right click (or control click) anywhere you don’t actually have text
• Select “Substitutions” -> Show Substitutions.
• Click “Text Preferences”
• Click the + sign on the lower left, and add the substitution i and I.
• Then on the Substitutions window select “Text Replacement”

There you go. And the beauty is that you can do this in almost any area where text is available: Textedit, Mail, Addressbook, iCal, Web Sites, etc.

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 tell
repeat with theMsg in theMessages
	tell application "Microsoft Entourage"
		set mysubject to get the subject of theMsg
		set mysender to the display name of sender of theMsg as string
		if mysender is "" then
			set mysender to the address of sender of theMsg as string
		end if
	end tell
	tell application "GrowlHelperApp"
		notify with name "New Mail" title "You have new email" description ("From " & mysender & " about " & mysubject) application name "Entourage"
	end tell
end repeat

3. Setup a rule in Entourage to Run this script every time a new mail comes in.
4. That’s it.  Have fun.

dscl . -append /Groups/group-name GroupMembership user-name

Here’s the Steps:

1. 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.
2. Start the Sprint Blackberry connection software and establish a connection, so the Windows now has internet access
3. On the Mac Click the AirPort icon on the Menu bar and select Create Network, call the network whatever you like and click OK
4. On Parallels/VMWare, set the Network Adapter to Bridged. 
5. On Windows, go to (Start > Control Panel > Network and Internet Connections > Network Connections) and you’ll see the Sprint internet connection,  right-click the connection select Properties. Click the Advanced tab. On the Wireless Network Connections Properties dialog box check the “Allow other network users to connect through this computer’s Internet connection” check box in the Internet Connection Sharing frame then click OK.