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Like the new layout? I know I do! I have been working on this redesign for quite a while now, modifying the old site for errors. I found that this was not changing how I felt about CrunchyMunchkin. Then I decided to change up the look completely to try and reinstate the spark I once had; I am talking about way back when this very site was known as Nahtano. This is my final attempt at creating the awesome Apple Site we were all looking for. Let's Talk Apple People!

Macology: Add Todo’s To Your Menu Bar
Written By Jonathan On September 3, 2009 @ 8:00 AM. No Comments

Anxiety

I know I have a terrible memory, and find myself needing to add reminders quickly to iCal before I forget what needs to be done. It is so bad that by the time iCal launches, I need to think long and hard about what I needed to remember. Adding reminders should not be this daunting. In comes Anxiety, a ToDo List application that lives in your Menu Bar.

Now this is a pretty easy trick that works on both Leopard and Snow Leopard. All you have to do is head over to Anxiety’s Website [Link] and download the software. Move the app to your Applications Folder, and double-click to launch. You might want to make sure you set Anxiety to automatically launch on login. That’s it! From now on, you can quickly access your ToDo List right from the menu bar.

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Macology: 2 Finger Right-Click
Written By Jonathan On August 27, 2009 @ 8:00 AM. No Comments

2 FIngered Right Click

The biggest complaint of people switching from any Windows OS to the Mac OS is that there is no “right click” on the mouse button. Most Mac users know that you can use the Control Button in conjunction with their Mouse Button to perform a right-click function. This method requires the use of two hands, but there is an easier way only requiring one!

We need to make sure you have a preference selected, so head into your System Preferences. Here, you need to click on Trackpad. In your Trackpad Settings, you need to make sure you have the setting, “For secondary clicks, place two fingers on the trackpad and then click the button.” selected. It is the last option under Trackpad Gestures. Now you can enjoy using one hand, or more correctly, two fingers to perform a right-click! More tips every Thursday.

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