The KisMAC School
One To One Sessions
The KisMAC School is a One To One Session to help you sort any issues you may have.
The Session are via iChat on Screen Sharing and Voice, hence we can see what you see. It's like having an expert next to you. Session are 1hour, generally 45min + 15min Wrap up
You can chose the topics that you want and ask the questions that you want.
Just mention "KisMAC School" and we'll get in touch promptly and set a time/date with you.
USD 24.99 Euro ~17
The most asked topics are the following
KisMAC basic and advanced features
KisMAC Troubleshooting
KisMAC Attacks, WEP & WPA Key Recovery.
KisMAC GPS mapping.
KisMAC tricks and tips
Aircrack-ng Tutorial, WEP and WPA cracking: Includes very large WPA Attack dictionary
Aircrack-ng Installed Natively on your Mac
JTR (John The Ripper)
Wireshark basics (Packets Analyzing & Decryption )
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Mac tutorials and guides to help you get the most out of your Mac books, software, shareware, freeware
Wednesday, November 11, 2009
Monday, November 9, 2009
Mac Tips: The Pro Series
It's about time to unleash the real power of OS X
Cleaning Gmail in Seconds
Dock or No Dock?
Finding the Size of Multiple Documents
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Finding the Best Wi-Fi Connection in One click
Switch Between Applications
Icons: Change 'em, Switch' em, Create 'em
Screen shots & Screen copy Virtuoso
Da Vinci's TrackPad
Fast Quit
Master the Volume
Put Your Mac in Sleep Mode Like a Jedi
Giving Your Dock a Dirty Mind
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Zip Files in One Click
Mac 201 Pro Series: Zip Files in One Click
You can Zip files (compress) in one click
Just select the files or folders you want to compress and either use the Control+Click or the Right Click on you mouse and select "Compress x Items" on the Drop Menu
The Shortcut to select multiple files is Command + click.
That was easy!
Also, I suppose you've noted the "Burn" in one click to ;-)
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Sunday, November 8, 2009
Master the Volume
Mac 201 Pro Series: Master the Volume
Don't like the beep beep sound when changing the volume?
Holding Shift will make it silent [ ⇧ + F11 or F12 ]
Want to fine tune the Volume? Option + Shift + F11 or F12 [ ⌥ +⇧ + F11 or F12 ] Will allow you to go by increment of 1/4 of the regular increase/decrease
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Track Pad: Wow! You Can Do That?
Mac 201 Pro Series: Multitouch Track Pad
Play your TrackPad like a Beethoven
The Track Pad on a MacBook is a little wonder of ingenuity. Knowing how to use it and what you can do with it will make your life much easier.
Before going too far, a little intro: Watch the video and relax
The original video is available here
That's neat! No?
Now we can start playing a little
For better understanding the arrows will represent your fingers, 2 arrows = 2 fingers, 3 arrows = 3 fingers. You got the picture, huh?
This MBP is an early 2009, the before last model
the new ones have no click bar, as shown in the video. That does not change much as for your fingers movement. Let's play ..
Quicktime & DVD Player
Fast Forward
From Speed 1.1 to Speed 32
When released, speed returns to "Play"
Rewind
From Speed -1.1 to Speed -32
When released, speed returns to "Play"
UP
Frame by Frame Forward
Down
Frame by Frame Rewind
Diagonal Out
Zoom in or Full Screen
Diagonal In
Zoom Out or Small Screen
Down (4 Fingers)
Activate Spaces
Up (4 Fingers)
Activate Desktop
Right (2 Fingers)
Seek or FF
Left (2 Fingers)
Seek or RW
Preview & iPhoto
Diagonal Out
Zoom in
Diagonal Out
Zoom in
Rotate (2 Fingers)
Rotate Pictures (90,180,270)
Works also with one finger still and one turning
Almost All Apple Apps have commands that you can execute with the Track Pad,
Try it with Finder, Dock, etc. You'll find plenty of shortcut yourself.
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Dock or No Dock?
Mac 201 Pro Series: Dock Peekaboo!
There is a very simple shortcut to hide & un-hide the dock
[ ⌥ + ⌘ + D ] Option + Command + D (D as Dock, easy to remember, huh?)
To bring the Dock back temporarely, just point your mouse cursor where the dock was.
To bring it back permanently, just re-do a Option + Command + D
What's the point?
1) You can show off to your friends
2) Make your Mac look neat during a presentation
3) View a movie in Full - Full Screen
4) Or, if like me, being annoyed when you grab an app on the dock instead of the bottom right corner of a window
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Finding the Size of Multiple Documents
Mac 201 Pro Series: Finding the Size of Multiple Documents
Let's say that you want to copy a bunch 'o files to a USB drive, You start the copy and a minute later: Disk Full!
How about knowing the size before you copy? punching the numbers one by one? nope!
Just open Finder, Select what you want, and just use Command + Option + i [ ⌘ + ⌥ + i ]
And Voila! 7.53GB
If you want to open the "Get Info" all at once, just drop the option: Command + i [ ⌘+ i ]
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