Dave and John have a full line-up tonight ... of your questions, tips, hints and Cool Stuff Found. Highlights include managing a large iPhoto library, buying the right router, and a quick iOS tip to get to your drafts folder. All this and more, right here for you. Download today, press play, and enjoy!
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Stuff mentioned:
- AppDelete
- AppCleaner
- Package (OS X)
- ~/Library/Containers/ (sandboxed app data directory)
- Hazel
- ~/Library/Mail (mail data directory)
- How to Force Quit an unresponsive application
- Clean up Mail.app Envelope Index
- APC Back-UPS 550 — the UPS that Dave just got
- Apple's outdated/archived Firmware Password Protection
- About NVRAM and PRAM
- OS X: About OS X Recovery
- OS X: About FileVault 2
- Troubleshooting iTunes Wi-Fi Syncing
- Bartender
- Quick tip to drafts in iOS
- Universal Mailer
- ClickToPlugin
- The Mac Geek Gab iPhone app
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- MacGeekGab AAC Enhanced Feed - Thanks to Michael Johnston of We Have Communicators (formerly the iPhoneAlley podcast).
3 Comments
The best app delete cleaner I found is this one. It’s awesome!
http://www.syniumsoftware.com/cleanapp/
It actually can log everything you install so you it will know where most stuff is that it installed. It
Also, I think if you want to delete apps that are bought in the app store you just go to launchpad and make it do the wiggle dance and then delete the app. You shouldn’t have to go to the containers folder as this should way should remove it.
Also, many installer come with an uninstaller.
Last option is go to the website and see how to manually uninstall it as they usually have the documentation on the website for apps that are not purchased in the app store.
Did I miss something or did you not talk about managing a large iPhoto library? I read that in the teaser and it sparked my attention.
I think they may have talked about using the app iPhone Library Manager. I highly recommend that app. Good stuff.
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