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Add more effects to Photo Booth and iChatLearn how to add over 20 additional effects to photos taken in Photo Booth and iChat
Mac developers band together for One Finger DiscountOver two dozen Mac developers are participating in a "One Finger Discount" sale to celebrate great Mac software and offer a 20 percent discount to customers.

Add more effects to Photo Booth and iChat Learn how to add over 20 additional effects to photos taken in Photo Booth and iChat
Four hints about Mail and Spaces Four hints for the price of one ... learn how to easily switch between open windows of an app across Spaces, how to delete Mail messages without showing a preview of the next, and two tips for working with links in messages in 10.6's Mail app.
Keep track of changes in Pages Apple's Pages not only tracks changes and comments in your documents, but also lets you share those changes, even with Microsoft Word users.
Create pause-zoom-pause effects in iMovie stills Learn how to show a still image for some time in your iMovie project, then zoom/crop/move that image, and then pause on the final image again before moving on.
Creating a favicon for your Web site Go to any major Web site, and you’ll almost certainly see an icon to the left of the address in your browser. This tiny image is called a favicon (or Favorites Icon), and with a little effort, you can create one of your own.

Is Spotify the future of music listening? Spotify, hoping to make its way to the U.S. soon, lets you stream music to your computer or iPhone/iPod touch. Will it be worth the wait?
Eight steps to Internet unpopularity Want to be loathed on the Web? These eight techniques will get you started.
Scary fonts Planning a Halloween party or celebration? Or just sending a card? Here are places where you can find some original fonts for the occasion.
Adios Script: a smart font Our font of the month, Adios Script, exemplifies OpenType functionality.
C4 notes: Is AppleScript dead? At a developer conference in Chicago, several Mac developers suggested that AppleScript should be replaced by a JavaScript-based scripting language. Jason Snell's not convinced.