Apple Products: Expert Guides and Resources

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With iMovie, Mac's movie creation and editing application, you can add voiceover narration to your iMovie project. In fact, you can record your voice while you watch your movie playing, allowing perfect synchronization with the action! To add narration, follow these steps:Click the Voiceover button in the Editing toolbar.

The iTunes application in Mac OS X Snow Leopard offers a list of popular radio stations on the Web, but it’s by no means comprehensive. iTunes lets you add (or just listen to) other stations. To listen to a radio station that iTunes doesn’t list, you need the station’s Web address. Follow these steps to add a specific radio station to a playlist:Add any radio station from the Radio list to your desired playlist.

The Apple Mail application included with Mac OS X Snow Leopard lets you add a signature to your emails. To add a block of text or a graphic to the bottom of your messages as your personal signature, follow these steps:Choose Mail→Preferences and click the Signatures button.The Signatures pane opens. From the Signatures pane that appears, click the Add Signature button.

Mac OS X Snow Leopard lets you create email rules — automated actions that Mail can take based on what is included in the email. With rules, you can specify that actions, such as transfering messages from one folder to another, forwarding messages to another address, and highlighting or delete messages, be performed on email that meet certain criteria.

Snow Leopard’s Numbers application lets you add shading to cells. Shading the contents of a cell, row, or column is helpful when your spreadsheet contains subtotals or logical divisions. Follow these steps to shade cells, rows, or columns:Click in or drag across the cells, rows, or columns you want to format.The cells appear highlighted.

Snow Leopard’s Numbers application offers plenty of formatting options for the data in your spreadsheet. After you enter data into a cell, row, or column, you may need to format it before it appears correctly. Number formatting determines how a cell displays a number. For example you might want data to appear as a dollar amount, a percentage, or a date.

Sometimes you need to display data in chart form. Snow Leopard’s Numbers application gives you the ability to use the data you add to a spreadsheet to generate a professional-looking chart. Follow these steps to create a chart in Numbers:Select the adjacent cells you want to chart by dragging the mouse.To choose individual cells that aren’t adjacent, you can hold down the Command key as you click.