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Index
Mac Hacks A Note Regarding Supplemental Files Preface
How to Use This Book How This Book Is Organized Conventions Used in This Book Using Code Examples
Guest Hackers
Safari® Books Online How to Contact Us Acknowledgments
1. Before You Hack
Hack 1. Create a Great Backup
What Makes a Good Backup? Time Machine Backing Up with Disk Utility
Hack 2. Create a Bootable Flash Drive Hack 3. Partition that Drive Nondestructively
Beyond the Hack
Hack 4. Get to Know Your User Account
Turning Your Administrator Account into a Standard Account Enabling the Root User
Hack 5. Home Folder to Go
What Your Home Folder Means to You Setting Up Your Portable Drive
Transferring your user account Two Home folders or a Home folder to go? Keeping everything synced
Using Your Home Folder on the Go
Hack 6. Fun with PLIST
PLIST Files for Hackers
Hack 7. Troubleshooting Mac OS X
Misbehaving Applications
An application stops responding The Finder stops responding Force quitting greedy processes
Startup Problems
Your Mac beeps at you instead of starting Your hard drive is making noises Startup troubleshooting Reset your PRAM
2. Mountain Lion Hacks
Hack 8. Copy the Mountain Lion Installer to a Flash Drive Hack 9. Resurrect Web Sharing in Mountain Lion
Automating Apache
Hack 10. Make Notification Center Less Annoying
A Shortcut for Notification Center Make Notification Center Less Intrusive Truly Killing Notification Center Hacking the Hack
Hack 11. Quick Hacks for Mountain Lion
Make Those Keys Repeat Turn Off Autocorrect Reveal Your Library Folder Get Save As Back the Way You Expect It Turn Off Resume
Hack 12. A Clean Install of Mountain Lion
Performing the Clean Install
Clean Install with Two Macs Clean Install with One Mac
3. Customize Your OS X Experience
Hack 13. Tame Your Browsers
The Road to Flash-less Happiness
Disable Flash Uninstall Flash Trick sites into not needing Flash
Open Safari Pages in Chrome All Your Bookmarks Everywhere Help Safari Get its RSS Groove Back Safari Reading List
Hack 14. Blog with Your Mac
Step 1: Why Are You Here? Step 2: Get Set Up Step 3: Start Blogging Step 4: Make Blogging Easier
Get a bookmarklet Get the full Mac blogging experience with MarsEdit
Finder: The Mac Blogger’s Secret Weapon
Hack 15. Host a Web Page on Your Mac (and Get at Your Files Anytime)
Do You Have the Bandwidth? Make a Web Page Fake a Static IP Extending the Hack
Hack 16. Change the Startup Sound
Using Terminal Commands: A Better Way?
Hack 17. Full Screen for (Almost) Any App Hack 18. Create Custom Icons
Changing Icons the Easy Way: Cut and Paste
Undoing the Hack
Designing Your Own Icons
Generating the image Composing the icon
4. Hacks for a More Informative Mac
Hack 19. Quit the Finder
Undoing the Hack
Hack 20. Move a Widget to the Desktop
Quit Dashboard for Real
Unhacking the Hack
Hack 21. Turn Your Desktop into a Fount of Useful Info
5. Make It Automatic
Hack 22. Getting Things Done with AppleScript
Creating the Script Hacking the Hack
Hack 23. Create a Service with Automator Hack 24. Customize the Services Menu
Find the Service You Need Find and Uncompress the File Move the File Using the Service Adding a Keyboard Shortcut
Hack 25. Speed Things Up with Keybindings Hack 26. Eject iTunes
Step 1: Quit iTunes Step 2: Tell Automator to Wait Step 3: Eject Your Drive Step 4: Save Your Utility Step 5: Make Your Utility Useful
6. Fun with Unix
Hack 27. Harmless Unix Tricks Hack 28. Install Homebrew
Prepare for Homebrew Install Homebrew
Hack 29. Get Things Done Safely with the Command Line
Navigating Around Your Mac Creating Directories and Working with Files Fancy Command-Line Moves
Hack 30. Manipulate Images with ImageMagick Hack 31. Customize the Dock with Terminal
Highlight that Item Get Rid of the Glass Add a Recent Applications Stack Organize Your Dock with Spaces Have the Dock Display Only Running Apps
7. Lock Down that Mac
Hack 32. Achieve Network Anonymity
Control Those Cookies
Hack 33. Monitor Your Network Traffic
Using Mac OS X’s Firewall More Information with Private Eye
Hack 34. Protect Sensitive Files
The Quick and Easy Way: Bury It in Your Library Make It Disappear Hiding Files in a Disk Image It’s Better to Be Better
Hack 35. Encrypt a USB Drive
Using Your New Drive Beyond the Hack
Hack 36. Add Physical Security Measures to Your Mac
Security Cables Screensaver/Sleep Password Login Password Firmware Password
8. Other OSes
Hack 37. Run a Minecraft Server on Your Mac
Configuring Minecraft Going Further
Hack 38. Play Wii Games on Your Mac Hack 39. Manage Your Devices with Profile Manager
Preparing for Profile Manager Setting Up Profile Manager Enrolling into Profile Manager Automating Enrollment and Random Management Tips Device Management Conclusion
9. Networking Hacks
Hack 40. Optimize Your WiFi
Make Wi-Fi Diagnostics Easily Available
Hack 41. Secure Your Wireless Network
Basic Steps Disable SSID Broadcast Restrict MAC Addresses Add WPA2 Unhacking the Hack
Hack 42. Use Your Mac as an Access Point
Pulling Off the Hack
10. Multimedia Hacks
Hack 43. Turn Your Mac into a DVR
Get the Apps
Install TVShows 2
Hack 44. Master Torrents
Share Torrents
Hack 45. Move Your iTunes Library Hack 46. Get Free and Better-Sounding Music for iTunes
Make Music Sound Better with iTunes’ Equalizer
11. Hack Some Hardware
Hack 47. Have Your Mac Automagically Recognize You
The Hardware You Need The Software You Need Mac, Meet Phone Preparing Bluetooth Proximity Tasker Putting It in Action
Hack 48. Squeeze Some Speed out of an Aging MacBook Pro
Preparing for the Hack
Hack 49. Give Your Polycarbonate Mac a Dye Job
Caveats Warnings Disclaimer Supplies Process Finished Project
Hack 50. Get that iMac out of the Way
Removing the iMac’s Stand Installing the Adapter Installing the Articulated VESA Mount
Hack 51. Use a Wiimote with Your Mac Hack 52. Turn Your MacBook into a Tablet
Absolution of the Author Supplies Caveats Procedure The MessagePad in Use
Index About the Author Colophon Copyright
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