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Category Archives: Mac Stuff
Snow Leopard: Are your zip files not unzipping?
After updating my MacBook Pro to Snow Leopard, I noticed that I was unable to open .zip archives. I use The Unarchiver to open my Mac and PC-compatible archives. When I attempted to open a zip file, Unarchiver had been … Continue reading
Posted in Mac Stuff, Upgrades
Tagged Archive Utility, not working, Snow Leopard, unzip, zip
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Installing OS X Leopard in 10 Minutes from a USB Flash Drive
I decided to make a clean installation of OS X Leopard last night. I had already used Carbon Copy Cloner to copy my Leopard installation DVD to an 8GB partition on one of my USB memory sticks. Having the OS … Continue reading
Corsair "P128" 128GB SSD in a MacBook Pro
After toying with the Seagate 500GB hard drive in my MacBook Pro for about 6 weeks, I realized that I needed an even faster drive to push through my photo and video projects. After conducting a ton of research and … Continue reading