Microsoft/Mac Monday

Everyday many of us have to open various files on our computers whether they are documents, music, or photo files. It's something we do out of habit without even thinking, so you probably haven't really stopped to think about the process of browsing for files. Today we are going to take a look at what it is like to browse for files on both Mac OS X and

Microsoft/Mac Monday

It has now been over a month since Ryan and I purchased our first ever Mac computers. After about a week we gave you our first impressions and mentioned a few things that we liked and other things that were taking some time to get used to. Now that we've had some more time to get familiar with our new purchases, we decided to give you an

Microsoft/Mac Monday

In the past we've written about Windows Photo Gallery and what a great job Microsoft has done with it. Not only is it a great way to manage photos, but it is also helpful for "fixing" (cropping, removing red-eye, etc.) them as well. You can even use it to upload photos to popular photo-sharing site Flickr (Windows Live Photo Gallery only), now how convenient is that? To continue

INTRO Finding Windows Contacts and Address Book While this may be very basic, if you can't locate Windows Contacts or Address Book on a Mac, they will be of no use to you! ... This is what you'll be looking for: To find Address Book (Mac) Address Book comes with Leopard and should already be located on your Dock.

Microsoft/Mac Monday

Today we're taking a look at Apple's Front Row vs. Windows Media Center. We're not really sure if Front Row can be compared to Media Center because right now, they serve different purposes. Front Row is more of an interface for controlling the media already on your computer while Media Center will do that in addition to recording television shows. They're both media hubs though, so we thought

Microsoft/Mac Monday

As we mentioned last week, our featured CyberNotes articles on Mondays will now focus on both Microsoft and Mac instead of just Microsoft. You could say we're broadening our horizons a little... Today's article will be the first in a series of several, focusing on comparing a feature in Vista with one in Mac OS X 10.5. It's actually amazing how similar yet very different the two operating