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This is Episode 032 of the Maccast Loop. “The Loop”, offers a whole new way to join the Maccast community. It is recorded live each Sunday at 10:00 AM PST/1:00 PM EST. Using the Talkshoe network we offer live audience participation using text and audio chat. You can subscribe in iTunes or by using the links above and then join us live next week.

Maccast Loop – Episode 033
The Maccast Loop is your opportunity to become a part of the Maccast. Each week the hottest topics and issues from the Maccast will be discussed and you will have the opportunity to give your feedback LIVE. Join host Adam Christianson and producer Victor Cajiao (Typical Mac User Podcast) as you become part of the show. Share your thoughts, opinions, tips, tricks, and knowledge of all things Macintosh. The Maccast Loop completes the circuit, closes the loop, and brings the Maccast community even closer.

Thanks to my audio engineer and producer, Victor Cajiao (Typical Mac User Podcast [iTunes]) and to all the listeners and participants who make this show possible.

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A podcast about all things Macintosh. For Mac geeks, by Mac geeks. Show 207. Euro iPhone launch reaction a mixed bag. iPhone and iPod Touch 1.1.2. iPod Video Update 1.2.2. Lots of Apple Software updates. Apple releases first Leopard update. 3 new “Get a Mac” ads. You can ignore that repair permissions error. Moving menubar items. Typing accented characters on the iPhone. Finding Duplicates in the Finder. Getting Network volumes working with TimeMachine. iPhoto export Fails. PPC to Intel migrations can be tricky.

New music, Good Stuff by The Surefire Way [iTunes]

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Give me the meanest steak you got! Rare, and I mean rare! Just de-horn it, wipe its butt and send it in. — Happy Texas (1999)

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This is Episode 032 of the Maccast Loop. “The Loop”, offers a whole new way to join the Maccast community. It is recorded live each Sunday at 10:00 AM PST/1:00 PM EST. Using the Talkshoe network we offer live audience participation using text and audio chat. You can subscribe in iTunes or by using the links above and then join us live next week.

Maccast Loop – Episode 032
In this episode we talk with special guest Ken Ray, Mac OS Ken and Technocracy Radio, about the current competition facing iTunes. Have services like Hulu.com and Amazon MP3 begun to take the shine off iTunes? We discuss the current criticisms security experts have made against Apple’s decision to change their approach to security and firewalling in Leopard. Finally we talk about which features in Leopard we find annoying as well as which ones we have uncovered as hidden gems in the new OS.

Thanks to my audio engineer and producer, Victor Cajiao (Typical Mac User Podcast [iTunes]) and to all the listeners and participants who make this show possible.

Intriguing Development, Inc. announced iRemember v2.1.1, an update to the company’s digital scrapbooking software for Mac OS X. iRemember 2.1.1 is a free update incorporating bug fixes, performance enhancements and support for Mac OS X v10.5.

iRemember is a simplified page layout application designed to turn a user’s digital photos into memories by preserving them as personalized scrapbooks. Simply drag and drop pictures from iPhoto or Finder into a template; then scale, crop, resize, rotate or add shadow effects.

iRemember comes complete with starter templates, backgrounds, and a clip art browser for searching through its over 20,000 pieces of clip art and embellishments. Everything needed to create eye-popping scrapbook pages is included – except your photos!

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A podcast about all things Macintosh. For Mac geeks, by Mac geeks. Show 206. Apple tries to thaw freezing iMacs, Apple quietly updates MacBooks and MacBook Pros, AT&T adds flat rate international data plans, O2 loosens bandwidth limits and applies ‘fair-use’, 1.1.2 iPhone software on Euro iPhones, Quicktime and iTunes Updated, Serious “data loss” bug found in Leopard, Researchers and analysts question Leopard security. First Leopard patch on the way? Intel use passes PPC. Apple’s tablet Mac confirmed? Airport issues after Leopard update. Time Machine and Aperture don’t play well together. Fun with Leopard icons. Stacks kill nested folders in the dock. Question on running PC games on the Mac. Apple helps Tiger users keep their BootCamp. Hack the Leopard Dock. Leopard, missing Calendar widget. Use Spotlight to calculate. Time Machine stops at 10GB, a fix.

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Such a pretty world. I can’t wait until it’s all mine. –Supergirl (1984)

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Just a quick note to let you all know that you can hear me on the latest episode of with iProng Radio with host Bill Palmer. The show normally covers iPod and iPhone news, but in this episode we get quite a bit into Leopard. Make sure to check it out.

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Deep Prose Software announced today the immediate availability of Booxter 2.0.3 for Mac OS X. With Booxter users can create multiple libraries and smart lists to organize books, music, movies and comic books the way they want. Booxter supports both handheld and wireless barcode scanners and iSight video cameras to quickly add large numbers of items to a collection. It is easy to use, fun, and has many very powerful features.

Version 2.0.3 adds support for Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard and includes a number of improvements and fixes with importing, smart lists, scanning, and Spotlight searching.
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The latest November issue of macCompanion Magazine is now available online. This free PDF download is around 141 pages, including articles from leading reviewers.

Robert Pritchett notes the release of a very angry cat that has been in the bag for nearly 2 years and offers up how it is being treated in the media.
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