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clipped from www.ilounge.com The latest version of ProClip's device and vehicle-specific car mounts has finally arrived for iPhone and iPod touch users: the Adjustable Holder with Tilt-Swivel and Pass-Through Connector for iPhone + iPod touch ($100) sells for a gasp-inducing price, but enables you to mount these devices while inside their cases, as well as connecting them to your favorite in-car accessories with minimum hassle. A Dock Connector plug on the bottom connects to your iPod or iPhone, you connect your accessory to the bottom pass-through Dock Connector port, and adjust the thumbscrews on back to fit the encased iPhone or iPod touch properly. Once you've set everything up, docking your device in your car is as simple as sliding it in. But will you pay $100, plus the separate cost of the vehicle-specific mounting bracket, given that you can buy an entire charging, mounting, and audio solution for the same price?

ebook sources

clipped from www.amazon.com Manybooks.net Gutenberg.org Wowio.com (PDF, so you'll need to convert) Fictionwise.com (some is DRM, some isn't) http://www.webscription.net/

Free Fonts

Free fonts.

clipped from www.fontsquirrel.com 100% FREE fonts for graphic designers. All with commercial-use licenses.

Upgrading a hard drive on Mac

SuperDuper - Great program to move a copy of your existing software and system from your existing hard drive on your Mac computer to a new drive. In my case I was upgrading the original 200gb to a new 320gb drive. Saves having to reload all the software and entering all the license keys.

clipped from www.shirt-pocket.com

Useful Mac Keystrokes

from techtalkpoint.com

clipped from www.techtalkpoint.com Mac Boot Key Combos Force Reboot: ctrl +apple + power button Force Eject CD on Boot: Hold down the mouse button Boot from CD: Hold down C key on startup Boot from External Drive/iPod: Hold Option key on startup Boot into FireWire Disk Mode: Hold the T key on boot Boot into Single User Mode: apple + s

Malicious Programs

Good program to install on Windows.

clipped from www.sandboxie.com

Apple crashes

Useful link on to help find corrupt files.

http://www.pcworld.com/article/156095/delete_files_to_prevent_crashes_in_os_x_1056.html