Some days ago we found at Apple Weblog one entry about some tricks for Exposé in Mac OS X 10.6, a.k.a. Snow Leopard and now we tell to you.

The tricks are the follow:

• Order the windows alphabetically
• Order the windows by application
• Exposé by application
• Select the window with the keyboard

Then the howto:
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The adventure games are no longer in use within the games played or considered as of old, these Monkey Island, Indiana Jones, Day of the tentacles were crazy to young and old for decades. Now people want to spend two hours hitting dead two hours thinking and I count myself among them. But why we are talking a lot and have had enough time to decant try Machinarium I present today a work of interactive art.

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Via Menéame we’ve discovered that today is the 9th birthday of the OpenOffice Suite. The original news arrived from Muy Linux.

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For those who do not know then you explain the different methods of taking screen shots from Snow Leopard. There are different methods:

• Program Snapshot (included in Snow Leopard and Leopard, no need to install anything).
• Keyboard Shortcuts

Snapshot
It is a program that, as discussed above, is installed by default with Leopard and Snow Leopard.

Once opened, go to your Capture menu where we can observe the following:

• Selection
• Window
• Screen
• Timed Screen

Each has its keyboard shortcut, but importantly, we must be with snapshot as active program to work the following keyboard shortcuts:

• Command-Shift-A allows us to use the selection tool
• Command-Shift-W allows us to use the tool to capture Windows
• Command-Z allows us to capture a screen
• Command-Shift-Z allows us to capture a screen timer

Keyboard Shortcuts
There are two ways, depending on whether you want to copy the image to the clipboard or save to your desktop.

• Ctrl-Shift-Command-3, saves the capture made it to the clipboard.
• Shift-Command-3, saves the capture made the whole screen on the desktop.

I hope to serve you for help!

Some days ago i saw a few of mac os x tricks who left at Applesfera and was fascinated, it seemed so easy to do … now I have to cut a video and I have remembered!

Below i explain how.
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Via our Software Updater this afternoon/night we could not find the following:

The first update of Snow Leopard (SL)! It has taken only 15 days since SL was released (August 28).

Below the details.
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Through Apple Weblog we’ve discovered at this post to Matt Fisher, a 16-years-old boy who mantains the web Mac OS X Tutorials.

Then I leave you with a video of himself explaining some Matt for SL.
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Apparently as we confirm in Tengo un Mac at this article, it seems that our newly updated Mac OS X, to Snow Leopard, comes with an old version of the Flash plugin.

Here we show you the details of how you can update your version of Flash plugin.
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It’s been days since this news came out at AppleWeblog where we showed a simple and easy way to tell if your computer supports or Mac can support you activate the 64-bit mode, as we explain in another post how to activate the 64-bit mode in snow leopard. Does not require installing any software!

Here we show you the details of how.
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