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Mac Power Users #642: Shortcuts for Mac ⇢

This week on Mac Power Users:

Shortcuts arrived on the Mac a year ago, and in the time since, Apple and third-party developers have worked to make it a real contender in terms of automation on macOS. This week, David and Stephen talk about the app and David’s new Field Guide on the topic.

David’s Field Guide is fantastic. Here are the links to it:

A quick programming note: There will not be an episode out on Sunday, June 5. Instead, episode 643 will be out sometime late Monday or early Tuesday, following Apple’s WWDC announcements.

Kbase Article of the Week: MobileMe: Unable to Select Items for Upload to MobileMe iDisk or MobileMe Gallery via Web Browser in Microsoft Windows ⇢

Apple Support:

The upload utility for MobileMe Gallery and MobileMe iDisk may not display files correctly when accessed from a web browser in Microsoft Windows. In this case, folders that contain files may appear to be empty.

This issue may occur in any supported Windows web browser, such as Safari for Windows, Firefox, and/or Internet Explorer.

The fix in the article includes this glorious screenshot:

MobileMe iDisk in XP

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