Tweak Screencapture Behavior
Normally, we will use keystrokes Cmd-Shift-3 or Cmd-Shift-4 to take snapshot with Mac default screencapture utility. And new in Snow Leopard, we will end up having a PNG image file automatically stored inside our Desktop folder with the name Screen shot … . Those behaviors mentioned above are the default ones. We can easily change those with simple command lines. Change Screencapture Filename
Kernel's ASCII Animation: Star Wars
Contribution of Erik Thorne For all fans of star wars, inside the kernel of Mac OS X an ASCII animation of Star Wars can be found. It’s suspected that someone out there is extremely bored with his job or has too much spare time to spend on creating this ASCII animation (also named as 20th century text). “This is the coolest thing ever”, claimed Erik Thorne himself. Let’s try out this and see wh
Quicksilver Tricks
Many have tasted the increase in productivity by using Quicksilver as their Application launcher. Some even built more Quicksilver skins to make it look nicer. But only a few realized that there are still more Quicksilver actions available for them to use. As one of the Quicksilver's big fans, here I am with full enthusiastic, presenting default actions and cool tricks that you can do with Quicks
UsingMac - 10 Handy Mac Preview Application Tricks as Image Editor
Preview is the default image editor for your Mac. Even though it's shipped along with your Mac for free, but it's surprisingly useful for Mac users, especially for those who have upgraded to Mac OS X Leopard. First, I will guide you to learn the very first and important technique of using Preview application, i.e. opening multiple images at once in one Preview window. 1. Opening Multiple Images
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