Setting up dual monitors on the MacBook or MacBook Pro
Tweaking your dual monitor display settings
Configuring the Dock and menu on your dual monitor desktop
irEdit 1.2
This general purpose programmer’s editor can add syntax coloring for new languages from the preferences window.
You can customize the function pop-up menu by specifiying a regular expression in the preferences panel. This includes a few examples for Java and C/C++ to get you started.
You can also perform find-and-replace tasks using regular expressions. There is even sub-expression support for both function pop-up and searching or saved searches.
Tweak TextExpander to work the way you want it to in the preferences panel view it
Pt. 5: Setting preferences view it
Position the Dock and menu bar wherever you want on your new dual monitor desktop view it
In Ubuntu you can actually edit the main menu view it
Pt. 2: Taking your Mac to task view it
Looking for that elusive shortcut in your Programs menu? Alphabetize it! view it
Bringing beats and melodies together to create a song in FL Studio view it
Set up your preferences and even change the way Wikipedia looks! view it
Staying safe and secure with Firefox view it
Just like your Windows Desktop your Start menu can get out of control in Vista view it
