Grab a front-row seat for a walkthrough of the top attractions in Mac OS X Leopard. See how the biggest system update in Mac history can help you love your Mac even more.

If you've upgraded to Leopard, you've installed a lot of handy new features. One of the handiest is QuickView. With QuickView you can look at any document, video, music, or pdf file without having to launch an application. It makes it easy to find out what something is... in an instant. In fact...

Patrick and Veronica answer a viewer's e-mail question about his file sharing function on OS X Leopard.

Turn your Mac into an external drive with the press of a button. Whether OS X is dying or you're just transferring data to a new machine this tip will you time and money.

Released biannually by Free Culture at Virginia Tech, the FreedomPack is a disc of free software for both the Windows and Mac OS X operating systems. Version [year].0 is released in the first half of the year, and [year].1 in the second half. The software on the disc includes: Mozilla Firefox...

Never lose track of time again! OS X has an awesome Voice feature built in. OS X will ensure you'll never forget another appointment again.

On today's Tekzilla Daily, Veronica shows you how to preview several different files, in OS X Leopard, at the same time with a single keystroke!

Although the selection of screen savers that ships with OS X Leopard is a bit slim, there is a way to additional "hidden" animations into the mix and expand your screen saver library. To find out how watch today's Tekzilla Daily.

MacTech Live 69: Snow Leopard on a 1984 Mac the JoshMeister talks with Jake Howe, a hardware modder who got Snow Leopard running on a 1984 Mac... sort of. Jake's skillfully built Hackintosh was recently featured on Instructables and The Unofficial Apple Weblog. How to: Get your 1984 Mac running...

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