Archive for the Mac OS Category
How to Install Mac OS X Lion from Mac App Store
Only a few days ago, Apple released Mac OS X Lion, the latest operating system for Macs. Now Apple has announced that more than one million users download the Mac OS X Lion on the first day of release. Mac OS X Lion is the world’s most advanced operating system and also bought one of the fastest OS in Apple’s history. If not download the Mac OS X Lion from the App Store Mac then here we have posted step by step tutorial how to install Mac OS X Mac Lion from the App Store.
Increase or Decrease Volume in iTunes MacBook
Looking ways how to increase or decrease volume in iTunes Macbook?. Well, you can easily boost volume of Songs or Video in iTunes by follow our step by step already available in iTunes.
Launch iTunes, Go to the Music Library and select your desired Song or Video. Now right click on the selected Song or Video and then select Get Info. Now Select the “Option” tab and here you can adjust the volume adjustment slider to increase or decreae the volume and then press “OK” That’s it.
Apple Quad-Core iMac with Thunderbolt
The new MacBook Pro specs reveals that it is equipped with sizzling features which includes Thunderbolt slot, Sandy Bridge i5 Core and Core i7 processors, AMD 6000M graphics, and FaceTime HD camera. The new MacBook Pro will be available in new 13-inch type models, two 15.4-inch and a 17-inch.
The MacBook Pro 13-inch model is comprised with 320GB hard disk with 2.3 GHz and Intel HD Graphics 3000th. Its starting price is $1149. There is also a new MacBook Pro 2.7 GHz version with a 500GB hard drive but it will cost $1449.
Password Protect Files or Folder in Mac OS X
I was looking for a way to password protect a folder on the Mac. I needed to be able to backup a large collection of files onto a USB hard drive and then send it securely through the mail for safe off-site storage. For some reason, this functionality is not integrated directly into Finder. Then, follow our step by step guide password protect or lock files in Mac OS X. In this way no one can delete, move or open your files in the Mac without your permission.
