@kev: This sounds good. But I don't want it save the data every time I make a change. Once a day is enough. Is there another freeware/donateware?

Picasa for Mac

1. Lifehacker - where I have learned a lots of tricks

This Folder Quick Look plugin is from the same author of Zip Quick Look. The plugin file in the author's website is ver.03 while the one above is ver02.

How about the region code?

After I posted the comment above, I turned it on again. After a while, just as doing some regular things, I am getting to used to this display and can start to appreciate it.

Tried to turn it on by right click at desktop (Properties->Appearance->Effects). Tested it on Firefox and didn't like it at all. Though the lines in characters looked thicker, they still seemed blurred to me, even though I did tweak the settings in ClearType Web interface with IE. I turned it off again.

@joelena: Installing LaTeX is not a hassle any more. For Windows users, just install Basic MikTeX (you can install any extra package later through "Browse Package") and install the frontend TexnicCenter. It's not so difficult.

To me, since I watch DVDs in my MacBook Pro now at home, what I need most is a software that can remove the region code. Mine superdrive doesn't have firmware to patch and AnyDVD even doesn't work in Windows XP with BootCamp (though AnyDVD works on the drive in my PC at work)

I wish there's a way as easy as its Windows's port to install it on Mac OS, especially for a Mac newbie.

The original article said:

As a classical music fan, I hope there's a GUI tool that can do a better job in tagging.

As a new user of Mac Book Pro in Oct, I bought the upgrade DVD. I have no choice but to upgrade from Tiger. However, I was surprised that the content is less than the size of a CD (about 400MB) and the label of the disc is Boot Camp.

For people who using BibTeX, JabRef is a handy tool for managing bibliography database. Especially, you have databased on Windows/Mac/Linux machines. Its default format is bibtex and it can import other commercial formats.

Is the clock problem (Mac/Windows) fixed in Leopard's Boot Camp?

@morganlh85: This program has been mentioned before.

Well, I bought MacBook Pro on Oct 9 and I thought that I would get a free upgrade to the new OS. :roll:

@Claire: I second it.

How about Zoho? It has more features in notebook than Google.

@NineTailedFox: It has eight short cuts listed in the option.