Glenn Fleishman has just updated two Take Control books, Take Control of Screen Sharing in Snow Leopard and Take Control of Back To My Mac, and helps us understand the many ways that both can improve our lives. There are a number of methods of sharing your screen, with our without Apple’s MobileMe service, and Glenn is our guide. He discusses the built-in capabilities of the Mac OS, and the improvements introduced by Snow Leopard to access your Mac across the room or across the country. Screen sharing is one thing but remote control of your Mac is another, and can be just as easy. Glenn discusses how it all works, and gives some real-life examples of how it can be useful.
MacVoices #1016: The Road to Macworld – David Sparks Talks About His Sessions on The Mac At Work and Numbers
The Road to Macworld leads us to David Sparks of MacSparky, who delivers a preview of the three sessions he is presenting at Macworld 2010. An attorney by profession, David will talk about using your Mac for work, and how it can make you stand out in your field, no matter what you do. How [...]
MacVoices Group Update 2/7/10 – Macworld 2010 Appearances, Contests and One More Restaurant Recommendation
This MacVoices Group update includes:
A list of Chuck’s Macworld 2010 appearances
The MacVoices contest at Macworld 2010
The Drobo “Spirit of Macworld 2010″ contest
The MacVoicesTV website redesign
An apology from Chuck and a new San Francisco Restaurant recommendation
MacVoices #1015: Joe Kissell’s Mac Security Bible Uses Common Sense Approach to a Difficult Subject
Mac expert Joe Kissell has just released Mac Security Bible (Wiley), and helps us understand who needs to be concerned with Mac security. Joe approaches what often is thought of as a difficult topic through aspects of the Mac OS you are already familiar with, and applies security thinking to them. He explains why “best [...]
MacVoices #1014: The Road to Macworld – Eating It Up in San Francisco!
The Road to Macworld 2010 leads to San Francisco and all things Apple, but there are other, equally important considerations, such as: What’s for dinner? Joe Kissell and Chuck Joiner, both confessed foodies, have the answers, with a little help from their friends. San Francisco has a wealth of great places to eat, but how [...]
