Published at Computerworld – 6/20/2007
Workgroup Manager fills many crucial roles for Mac OS X Server administrators. It is the tool for creating share points, setting file permission structures, creating and managing user accounts, configuring workstation access, managing user preferences, and even directly modifying the data that at the heart of Open Directory (Apple’s native directory service). Find out how to use Workgroup Manager effectively and efficiently in this hands-on guide.
Published at Peachpit Press – 6/15/2007
Need the functionality of Microsoft Office on your Mac, but can’t afford its hefty price tag? Tired of waiting for a universal version of Office for your Intel Mac? Get the ins and outs of some low-cost and free alternatives.
Published at Peachpit Press – 6/8/2007
Do you feel like your Mac is always running short of hard drive space? And you can never quite figure out how it all got used up? If so, here’s your guide to not only finding out where all those gigabytes went but also how to get them back.
Published at Computerworld – 6/8/2007
Mac and Windows machines can coexist nicely when it comes to systems management thanks to a number of enterprise tools that make deployments, updates, and troubleshooting easier across both platforms. Find out about the best options and each tool’s strengths and weaknesses.
Published at Peachpit Press – 6/1/2007
Looking to set up centralized file and printer sharing for your home or office without sacrificing performance of any of your computers or the hassle of setting up a server? Apple’s AirPort Extreme offers a simple, cross-platform, one-stop solution that includes incredible performance at a relatively low price point perfect for your home or small business.
