Showing posts with label Mac. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Mac. Show all posts
Monday, February 22, 2010
Thursday, January 21, 2010
Access folders in vmware linux from Mac
set up the vmware linux machine following former post.
In Mac, Finder –> Go –> Connect to Server …, input
smb://10.10.1.1/usr_ubuntu
to server address. Then input your_user_name and password.
In Mac Terminal, the linux directory is at:
/Volumes/usr_ubuntu/
In Mac, Finder –> Go –> Connect to Server …, input
smb://10.10.1.1/usr_ubuntu
to server address. Then input your_user_name and password.
In Mac Terminal, the linux directory is at:
/Volumes/usr_ubuntu/
Thursday, November 26, 2009
Screen Snap software in Mac
Found skitch is a good one:
https://skitch.com/
Tinygrab is a good one too, but cannot see all the histories:
http://tinygrab.com/
https://skitch.com/
Tinygrab is a good one too, but cannot see all the histories:
http://tinygrab.com/
Sunday, November 08, 2009
Change default application to open files in Mac
Right click file - get info - open with (change to another application) ... - change all...
Friday, October 23, 2009
PDF viewer in Mac
The default Mac Preview is good to view PDF documents. When we want to add some notes, marks, etc., on the the PDF, Skim is a good choice. It is as good as PDF-Xchange Viewer and Foxit in Windows.
A very funny picture below:
from http://pollycoke.net
A very funny picture below:
from http://pollycoke.net
Wednesday, January 07, 2009
How to solve the problem "macbook keeps waking up"
Here is the problem of my macbook: after closing the lid on the Mac laptop, the machine sleeps. Then if I remove the cable/USB driver etc. from the macbook, it keeps waking up and sleeping. Now:
- check /Library/Preferences/SystemConfiguration/, I guess there is no file "com.apple.AutoWake.plist' there.
- System Preferences - Energy Saver - Schedule... - check 'Start up or wake'.
- Now the file "com.apple.AutoWake.plist' appears
- Uncheck 'Start up or wake' in Schedule window.
Monday, January 05, 2009
Firefox keyboard shortcut in Windows/Mac
| Windows | Mac | Description |
| Ctrl-K | Command-K | jump to search bar |
| / | / | quick find |
| Alt-D | Command-L | jump to address bar |
| Ctrl-R | Command-R | refresh |
| Ctrl-TAB | Command-Alt- -> | switch to next tab |
| Alt-<-/-> | Command-[/] | back/forward |
| Command-H | hide firefox | |
| Command-Up/Down | change search engine | |
| Ctrl-0...9 | Command- 0...9 | switch to nth tab |
Sunday, January 04, 2009
Thursday, December 18, 2008
Wednesday, December 03, 2008
[Mac] Screen Capture
[Command][Shift]-3: capture entire screen and save a file to desktop
[Command][Shift]-4: you can choose which area to save.
[Command][Shift][Control]-3 (4): copy the captured to clipboard memory. Then in your 'preview' software (or others like photoshop), choose: File-New From Clipboard.
[Command][Shift]-4, Spacebar: capture a window hovered by your mouse
Thursday, November 27, 2008
[Mac] Make USB hard drive writable
My USB hard drive used in Windows can only be read in Mac. To make it writable, try to use NTFS-3G, MacFUSE is required before NTFS-3G. (you may reboot Mac after installation)
When you plug out USB drive in Windows, use 'safe remove'
When you plug out USB drive in Windows, use 'safe remove'
Thursday, November 20, 2008
[Mac] Dictionary
- Download the dictionary convert tool DictUnifier
- Download some dictionaries (search online), keep .bz2 extension.
- In DictUnifier: choose .tar.bz2 file, convert.
- Mac dictionary pop out automatically after finish converting.
- [ctrl]+[command]+d to use dict (?)
Friday, November 14, 2008
Motions (backward/forward) in Mac
Kind of like in emacs:
Move one character: [Control]-f, [Control]-b
Move to beginning/end of line: [Control]-a, [Control]-e
Move one word: [Control]-[Option]-f, [Control]-[Option]-b
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