| Posted by GuyMac | |
| ALT-CMD-EJECT slumbers your Mac,
while CTRL-CMD-EJECT reboots the Mac.
and with CTRL-ALT-CMD-EJECT you can shutdown your Mac.
Reminder: This is an overview of all keyboard shortcuts. |  | |
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| Posted by GuyMac | |
| Some Macs using OSX have a setting in the energy's pref pane where you can adjust the processor speed.
'automatic' is the standard setting. Set it to "Highest" and you should feel the speed increasing.
In Apple's Knowledgebase one can read the following.
Automatic processor performance was introduced in the following computers:
- PowerBook G4 (12-inch DVI)
- PowerBook G4 (15-inch FW 800)
- PowerBook G4 (17-inch 1.33 GHz)
- Power Mac G5
- iBook G4
If this also shortens the lifespan of your Mac is unknown, so be carefull anyway. |  | |
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| Posted by GuyMac | |
| You can find a huge library of Mac Service manuals on this website.
You can find manuals for the:
- 128K, 512K, 512Ke
- Plus
- SE
- SE/30
up to the:
- Power Mac G4 Cube
- Power Mac G5
- iMacs G3 - G4 and eMac
but also anything inbetween... |  | |
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| Posted by GuyMac | |
| If you want to find out about the Mac OS history. Download and read the Apple OS History PDF. | | |
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| Posted by GuyMac | |
| If you push command-tab on your keyboard you can see the Application Switcher. This shortcut is well known.
Pushing some extra butons offer you some extra options :- Push the H-key to hide the selected application.
- Push Q (on a Qwerty keyboard) to Quit the selected application
- Push A (on an Azerty keyboard) to quit the selected application.
- The Home and End key moves you to the left and Right icon
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