2012 Table of Contents
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Fall 2012 Special Issue
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MacEnterprise
Drinking Adobe RUM
Automating Adobe CS updates via the command line.
With a side trip into using pkgbuild.
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Developer to Developer
Adopting Quick Look
Enabling the user to quickly examine items within your application
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MacEnterprise
Creating Deployment Images with FileWave Lightning
Using a new tool to build modular images
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An Introduction to Squid
The Squid proxy server.
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Essential Guide to Html5 and Css3 Web Design
Chapter 1 - An Intro to Web Design
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OpenBSM: Your Mac’s Unseen Auditor
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Introduction to AppleScriptObjC (Cocoa-AppleScript)
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What’s Been Missing
The Need for Categories in Technology
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Network Protection in Mountain Lion
Options for deflecting attacks and staying healthy
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The MacTech Spotlight
Charles S. Edge, Jr.
http://www.krypted.com, http://www.318.com
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August 2012 Issue
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MacEnterprise
Investing in Infrastructure
Building reusable frameworks for systems administration tasks
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Developer to Developer
Fresh Bits in Mountain Lion
The shiny new things Apple has added in the new version of OS X
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Understanding AppleScript Dictionaries
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Introducing RubyMotion
Developing iOS apps using RubyMotion
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An introduction to gdb
How to use the GNU debugger
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The tcpdump network utility
How to capture network data using tcpdump
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Installing an SSD drive on an iMac
Replacing the HD of a late 2009 27-inch iMac with a SSD.
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The MacTech Spotlight
Vincent Bénony
http://www.cryptic-apps.com
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July 2012 Issue
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MacEnterprise
Automating Mountain Lion Installs
Upgrade to or install OS X Mountain Lion by installing a package
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Developer to Developer
Exploring Grand Central Dispatch Part 2
Responding Responsively
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Managing Mountain Lion's FileVault 2 with fdesetup
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Automation and App Usage in Mountain Lion
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An Introduction to Moodle
Installing and using Moodle on a Mac running Lion
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Anatomy of an upgrade
My experience moving users from Microsoft Messenger to Lync for Mac
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Running a cache DNS server on Lion
How to use BIND to run a cache DNS server
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Kool Tools
Matias - Tactile One Keyboard
Bento 4 for iPad
Default Folder X
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The MacTech Spotlight
Miso Antonic and Peter Krajcik
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June 2012 Issue
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MacEnterprise
Managing Local Accounts - Now Even Easier!
Using a new Cocoa tool to build packages to create and maintain local accounts
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Developer to Developer
Exploring Grand Central Dispatch
Going Beyond Queues
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Mac in the Shell
Cauliflower Vest
Unusual Name, Serious Security
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A Better Editor with AppleScriptObjC
Improving the Basic Text Editor
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Selecting Photos in iOS
How to Select a Photo from the Photo Library in an iOS Application
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Dragging On with AppleScriptObjC
Exploring the Drag-and-Drop Mechanism
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Consultant Cowboy
Projects: Reducing the Project Ante
Tools to manage projects
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The MacTech Spotlight
Dana Morgan
TheMelodyBook.com
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May 2012 Issue
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Mac Enterprise
Managing Local Admin Accounts
Using packages to create and maintain local administrative accounts
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Kool Tools
Elgato - Thunderbolt SSD
Houdah Software - Snip Edges
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Developer to Developer
Developer Tools and More Developer Tools
Beyond XCode
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Mac in the Shell
iCloud for the SysAdmin
Or, how I learned to stop worrying and love the cloud
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Getting Started with Cauliflower Vest
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Kool Tools
Insider Software - Font Agent Pro
Autrix - Black Book
FileTrek
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Consultant Cowboy
Projects: Tools in your Project Workflow
Tools to manage projects
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The MacTech spotlight
Kevin Kachikian
Amuse, Inc
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April 2012 Issue
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MacEnterprise
Managing Firefox 10 ESR
Managing Firefox 10 settings in enterprise environments
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Developer to Developer
Blocks in Cocoa and Cocoa Touch
Going Beyond Methods
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An Introduction to WordPress
Installing WordPress on a Lion system
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Virtualization and the Mac
Why you would want to virtualize and how to get started
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Mac in the Shell
Connecting with Others – Machines, That Is
Options for testing connectivity and transferring files
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The find UNIX command
How to use the find UNIX command
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The MacTech Spotlight
Justin Ficorrotta
Dojotron
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March 2012 Issue
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MacEnterprise
Creating “Power-Users” in Lion
Allow your non-administrative users additional privileges under Lion
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Developer to Developer
Minding the Store
A developer’s look at selling on the Mac app store
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Setting Warning Banners in Lion
Letting users know where you stand
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Mountain Lion Preview
Plus a mountain of new tools
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Encrypting Beyond the Boot Drive
Protecting your Mac’s other drives with FileVault 2’s encryption
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Consultant Cowboy
Projects: Estimate Practices Make your estimates better
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Wireshark Display Filters
What they are and how to use them
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The MacTech Spotlight
Seth Willits, Araelium Group
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February 2012 Issue
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Mac in the Shell:
Bandwidth Management in the Shell
Or, proving your point... with data!
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Developer to Developer:
Operational Concurrency
Using NSOperationQueue to do multiple things at once
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Creating a Working Mac Museum
Saving memories and putting old computers to use
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AppleScript Makes Documents
Building a basic text editor with AppleScript ObjC
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"What Do You Mean, It's Gone?!?"
Safeguarding your Mac's data when the Mac is lost or stolen
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MacEnterprise:
Software Update for Non-Administrators
Allow your non-administrative users to run Software Update under Lion
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The MacTech Spotlight:
Steven Troughton-Smith, High Caffeine Content
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January 2012 Issue
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Mac in the Shell
Setting Up the Network--Shell Style
Automating your way to happiness
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MacEnterprise
Modular Imaging with Lion
Building a Lion image for mass deployment
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Internet Safety Basics with the Mac
Keeping children safe with Parental Controls
and other basic tools
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Object Orientation
Touring the Frameworks
The objects that Apple equips you with for free
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Developer to Developer
The Joy of Frameworks
Take your reusable software components
to the next level with custom frameworks
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Stringing Up with AppleScript
Learn how AppleScript and AppleScriptObjC handle text data
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