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How to Protect Your Privacy Online with Safari in Mac OS X Snow Leopard

Even Mac users sometimes need to take steps to protect their privacy. Snow Leopard lets you protect Safari against both outside intrusion from the Internet and from prying eyes around your Mac. Protecting [more…]

How to Plan Pages for Your Web Site in iWeb

iWeb is the Web site creation and editing application included with Mac OS X Snow Leopard. Every properly designed Web site has a purpose: to inform, to entertain, or to provide downloads or contact information [more…]

How to Add Elements to Your Web Page with iWeb

Snow Leopard’s iWeb application lets you design full-featured Web sites. In addition to text and images, iWeb lets you add sounds, movies, links, buttons, and more. The list of extras you can add to your [more…]

How to Publish Your iWeb Web Site

After you finish with a new iWeb site, Mac Snow Leopard makes it easy to get your masterpiece on the Web. You can publish your site by using your MobileMe account or publish to a separate server maintained [more…]

How to Store Account Information with Keychains

Your Mac OS X Snow Leopard account keychain stores all the username/password combinations for Web sites, file servers, File Transfer Protocol (FTP) servers, and the like, allowing you to simply waltz in [more…]

How to Use FTP from Terminal to Transfer Mac Files

You can use FTP to transfer files from your Mac OS X Snow Leopard computer with an FTP server by using the command-line interface (CLI); to use the CLI, open a Terminal, or shell, session. To use a Terminal [more…]

What Do You Need to Share Your Mac's Internet Connection

Sharing a single Internet connection among all your computers can be a boon. Mac Snow Leopard makes sharing one connection for multiple computers easy. To share an Internet connection, you need a few things [more…]

What Hardware Do You Need to Share your Mac's Internet Connection?

Probably the most popular way to share an Internet connection on your Mac OS X Snow Leopard is to buy a cable/DSL router, which is a hardware device that connects to your Internet connection, which then [more…]

How to Set Up a Hardware Internet Share in Mac OS X Snow Leopard

If you want to set up a shared Internet connect with hardware, you have to collect your modem, cables and router. Not only does using a dedicated piece of hardware free one of the Macs on your network [more…]