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How to Share Media across Your Network with Mac OS X Snow Leopard
Ready to share your music, podcasts, and video legally with other folks on your local network? Mac OS X Snow Leopard lets you offer your digital media to other iTunes users across your home or office. [more…]
How to Burn a Music CD in iTunes with Mac OS X Snow Leopard
iTunes is the default media player that comes with Mac OS X Snow Leopard. Besides being a great audio player, iTunes is adept at creating CDs. iTunes makes the process of recording songs to a CD as simple [more…]
How to Import Digital Images from Your Camera into Mac OS X Snow Leopard
iPhoto — Mac OS X Snow Leopard’s application for working with photos — includes an import mode that lets you download images directly from your digital camera into iPhoto. Follow these steps to import [more…]
How to Tag People in Mac OS X Snow Leopard’s iPhoto
Mac OS X Snow Leopard offers iPhoto 09, which includes an organizational tool called Faces that lets you tag the people who appear in your photos. The Faces category now appears in the Library section [more…]
Using iPhoto's Places Feature to See Where a Digital Photo Was Taken
Mac Snow Leopard’s iPhoto application includes a feature called Places that makes it easy to track the location where photos were taken, but it requires a digital camera that includes GPS tracking information [more…]
How to Play DVDs in Mac OS X Snow Leopard
Playing DVDs requires hardware; fortunately, virtually all Macs with Snow Leopard come equipped with the stuff that’s necessary to watch DVDs. To play DVD movies, you need either an internal DVD-compatible [more…]
