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Managing fonts on the Mac is incredibly easy regardless of what system software version you are using. We’lll cover the process of installing new fonts, deleting unwanted ones, and also restoring your default system fonts in case you mess something up. Installing New Fonts in Mac OS X Installing new fonts is very easy. All you need to do is: Double-click on the font.ttf file Click on “Install Font” When you double click on a font file, other than being able to install it, you’ll also see a font character preview showing the font face. This window will also let you preview any stylized versions (bold, italic, etc) of the font that are available and tell you if it’s installed or not. This is done through the Font Book app, which can also be launched separately to manage your typefaces. Removing Fonts from Mac OS X Installed an ugly font and decide you don’t want it anymore? Back in Font Book we can easily uninstall them: Launch Font Book (located in /Applications/) and use the Search fun...

Mac OSX Snow Leopard iAtkos S3 Updated 10.6.6 (Intel PC) [ ISO | 5.36 GB | Uploader: CyborgBlaster] Español Contenido: El Mac OS X 10.6.6 actualización está recomendada para todos los usuarios de Mac OS X Snow Leopard, e incluye correcciones generales del sistema operativo que mejoran la estabilidad, compatibilidad y seguridad de su Mac. También incluye el Mac App Store, la mejor manera de descubrir y comprar nuevas aplicaciones para tu Mac. El Mac App Store, una nueva aplicación que encontrarás en el Dock. - Nombre de consultas en la web Calendario partido contra el primer nombre, apellido y los atributos de correo electrónico - Configuración de la mejora del servicio de Podcast Producer cuando se une a un servidor de Active Directory - La prevención de Captura de podcasts desde siempre el almacenamiento de contraseñas en el llavero - La fiabilidad de la Web Captura de podcasts - Detener Podcast Producer grabaciones con cámaras de control remoto - Fiabilidad de las conexiones entre el...

Mac OS X Snow Leopard 10.6.8 was Apple's first release that includes universal kernel support for Sandy Bridge systems. Performing a Combo Update on these rigs can cause system crashes and general instability. We've created this simple guide that will allow any Socket 1155 Sandy Bridge system to update cleanly to 10.6.8 and be ready for Lion. 1. Install and configure system using iBoot + MultiBeast 2. Run UpdateHelper 3. Reboot 4. Run 10.6.8 Combo Update 5. Reboot What's causing the kernel panic? Mac OS X doesn't recognize Sandy Bridge systems, as every one was shipped with a special version of 10.6.7. Since we use either the 10.6 or 10.6.3 retail DVD, then try to update to 10.6.8 it doesn't know what to do with certain configurations as it's completing the update, and crashes. UpdateHelper deletes the ACPI_SMC_PlatformPlugin.kext from IOPlatformPluginFamily.kext plugins folder (in System/Library/Extensions). The Combo Update will replace this kext. Hope this ...

Since we had the 27-inch iMac on hand, we thought we'd see if OS X Lion introduced any performance changes. Despite more than 250 new features, we aren't aware of any fundamental changes in Apple's new  OS X Lion operating system  that would affect performance after upgrading. It still offers 64-bit processing, and with Apple's tight control over  Mac  hardware components, there's no reason to anticipate a learning curve like Microsoft's partners had to deal with when Vista upended the  Windows driver  model. Still, the version of iTunes that ships with Lion supports 64-bit processing for the first time. We also wonder about any performance impact from Lion's new auto-versioning feature. There's also the question of how well third-party programs will make the transition in these early days, since they might still be awaiting optimization. With the  3.1GHz 27-inch iMac  on hand from our review this past spring, we took the opportunity to see if Lio...