There is an update for Mac OS X to 10.5.2 which they claim can improve the stability and performance of current version of Mac OS X 10.5.1. together with security update.
Found this video from youtube, very creative idea, cool. Please go to this website to download the pdf to create your very own MacBook Paper! Enjoy!
Yes, after few months of work hard, we finally done up our book. You can see this book soon in your area the nearest book store.
The drawer above can be easily made with only your Mac OS X Leopard little humble Preview.
Leopard packs Terminal differently in such a way that it will definitely increase your productivity.
Let's see our Terminal way of saying by our old Tiger, in which I discussed in my other article Styling Terminal
Leopard Mail supports AOL, Yahoo! Mail and Gmail. And many features added, including RSS.
You will be really often to use Spotlight inside your Mail. Spotlight can spot messages, to-dos, notes, or even RSS feeds inside your Mail. And I love the new smarter Spotlight ranking system. Let's see how Spotlight search the keyword Leopard for certain RSS. You can compare with Spotlight search result with the very same keyword for entire Mail.
I believe you don't want to miss all this features, such as Quick Look and Fan View.
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Time for Upgrade : 1h 53m 14s
Time for Clean Install : 1h 2m 27s
Total Time Estimation : 2h 55m 41s
You can use Carbon Copy Cloner or SuperDuper. You can see my older post related to this.
Once you inserted the installation disk and run the installation, something like this will appear. Restart your Mac to make it reboot from disk. The big 'X' logo is so eye-catching that it's hard to notice there is a Restart button at the bottom-right corner.
Finally, we come into this very exciting moment. The arrival of Leopard.
Increasing your productivity and your interest in using Terminal can be started from customizing and styling your Terminal.
Terminal Inspector
Terminal Inspector will be needed to customize your Terminal. To show up Terminal inspector, you can either pressing 
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Replacing harddisk for Mac is not difficult if we already have the knowledge. Click on the title to see the DIY tutorial.
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It's very lucky for me to discover shortcuts for photoshop CS3 and CS2 presented by Trevor Morris.
It's really amazing, great, and wonderful. However, we have to set them (can see how Jennifer make it..) and the most difficult part is we have to memorize them all. It's like my dull memory being insulted every time I tried to memorize and accidentally forgot them all in an instant.
But hey, why don't we set our shortcut to be windows way? We just need to quickly access to the menu bar and pull down all the menu inside, sounds nice.. Let's give it a try!
First of all, we need a very powerful keyboard shortcut to access directly to the menu bar. And for the sake of our comfort, I prefer to change it (and also recommend you)
Now we can easily reach our menu bar just like those windows fellows' *ALT+F*. The difference is, the pop down menu won't reveal itself unless it's told to do so.
Thing is getting more and more interesting now. After make sure that your 
Ok, I don't want to spoil you too much, experience it yourself, that's the best way to master your shortcut. Enjoy experience with your new photoshop skill.
# Invoke your QuickSilver 
Space
# Type in keymouse to enter the pane.
# Go under *Keyboard Shortcut* tab
# The one highlighted in image below is what you should press (or maybe change) in order to access to menu bar
Have you ever watched DVD using Mac? Or listen to your CD via iTunes?
Whenever you insert the DVD, Mac will ask you what to do (expect you've set up the autoplay), it's really annoying, can it be automated? Of course it can. Now let's set up the autoplay.
Step by step instructions, using keyboard for all step :
Spcsyspref and hit 
