Tutorials and great Mac software!
If you watched the tutorial on how to use iMap, then you’ll probably going to like this.
This is the second part to the tutorial. It explains how to use iMap in conjunction with the Google Webmaster Tools: how to get a Google Webmaster Tools project, how to verify your site and add a sitemap. All this will ultimately help you to show up on Google.
If you haven’t watched the first tutorial just yet, then go ahead and do that first.
This is a video tutorial that will show you how to use iMap. It will make you familiar with the basic features and how to get everything working perfectly. The tutorial will cover how to create a sitemap, add Meta-Tags and even show you how to ping Google.
If you want to learn how to create a verification file for the Google Webmaster Tools and use the Tools, then take a look at the second part of this tutorial.
Yesterday I released an update for iTweak which fixed a couple of issues in the search and replace mechanism. I updated the download link for this site, but had an error in the URL. The link is now fixed and you can download iTweak.
Thanks to the clever guys at MacRumors, the multitouch gestures known from the new MacBooks are now “available” to the MacBookAir as well as all the other MacBooks with semi-mulitouch. YAY!!!
So here goes how you do it:
System/Library/Extensions and delete the file AppleUSBMultitouch.kext Backing the file up to another harddrive isn’t such a bad idea. 
Thanks to DjAmTraX for providing these great instructions.
I take no responsibility for the result of my above instructions whatsoever. Do it on your own risk. Be warned!
Did you ever want this cool image-zoom effect? You click on an image and the image enlarges itself right in the window? No reloading and it all looks sexy? Well this tutorial will show you a perfect and easy way to add an effect that will enlarge your images right in your iWeb-made site.
Image Zooms … what? Not sure what I am talking about? Take a look at the demo.
The internet has quite a variety of scripts that allow you to create these zooms. Here are just a few:
All of them are very easy to integrate, but Cabel Sassers FancyZoom is the simplest. That’s why we will be using his.
Now let’s get started.