Learn how to add over 20 additional effects to photos taken in Photo Booth and iChat

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Add more effects to Photo Booth and iChat

A quick trick for printing high resolution scanned 35mm slides larger than their original, tiny size.

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How to print 35mm slide scans

The function to delete the selected page (or pages) from a PDF file disappeared from the Edit menu of Preview in Snow Leopard. Even worse, it was replaced (using the same Command-Delete shortcut) with a command that moves the entire PDF document to the trash.

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10.6: Delete selected page(s) from a PDF in Preview

If you have a laptop that supports multitouch gestures, you probably are aware of the fact that a three-finger swipe in Preview will go to the next or previous page in a PDF. But you may be annoyed at how Preview insists on animating each page switch with a small scrolling action.

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Faster three-finger swipe navigation of PDFs in Preview

Locating an email message in your Mail folder hierarchy is now a snap. As of Snow Leopard’s version of Mail, if you open a message in a new window, Command-clicking (or Control-clicking) on the icon in the title bar of the message window will reveal the path to the enclosing folder for the message (just like it does in the Finder). Select the folder from the drop-down menu, and it will open in a new Mail browser window.

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10.6: View an email message’s folder path in Mail

Viewing Microsoft Entourage email messages in the Finder with Quick Look doesn’t work — it merely displays an icon image. If you have Entourage 2008 and 10.5 or 10.6, there is a way to display the contents of the message in Quick Look. Download the file named Entourage QuickLook Plug-In.dmg from this site , and place a copy in the /Library/QuickLook folder.

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Use a Quick Look plug-in to view Entourage email in Finder

Sure, you’ve nearly worn out your Mac’s Control key using it to open contextual menus. But did you know you can also add Control to common key combinations to access different commands? Here are five of Sharon Zardetto’s favorite Control key tricks.

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Five unexpected uses for the Control key