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I know that you can view various characters through the Character Palette (done through the International preference pane) but I usually don’t have the palette activated. This widget allows me to see tons of common symbols (copyright, restricted, Pi, the Apple logo, upside down question marks and exclamation marks, etc…) and how I can get them to display. Usually it’s a simple key combination like Option + S or Option + G. You can grab this widget from here!
The year is almost over, but there’s still time to save on your tax return while upgrading your business’s technology. For 2009, IRS…
Today’s a huge day for the 2008 elections. If your state is one included today, this is just a reminder to exercise your…
My sister, Kari, has always been the life of the party and is never without her iPhone. Now she’ll never be without a…
By Matt@smalldog.com Airport Express is a great product, beautifully designed and executed by Apple. If you don’t know about it, it is basically…
Looking for great Mac OS X shareware applications? As of March 1st, there’s a new site in the Mac community: MacZOT! … and…
Continuing on the the theme of redundant backups, nothing is more fitting than discussing RAIDS: Redundant Array of Independent Disks. RAIDs are commonly…