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If you are a Mac user do yourself a favor and check it out.

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This is a membership site, but Don does also offer some free videos as well. His site is a good way to find out about new applications you normally would never have heard of. Don does a great job of giving you an overview of selected applications as well as in-depth use of them. This is a site that has a slew of tutorials on Mac & iOS applications. I would like to mention a site run by Don McAllister called ScreenCastsOnline. The real gem to this product is the optional PowerPack you can purchase which even adds more functionality as well as extensions that can be downloaded and added to Alfred. It is free for the base product which can be downloaded via their website or via the Apple App Store. Alfred is very similar to LaunchBar but much more polished in my opinion. LaunchBar lets you do various tasks via the keyboard, such as running applications or searching for files along with a slew of other tasks. Alfred: I have been using a utility called LaunchBar for quite some time now.This cuts down the steps needed to find the workstation and start a screen sharing session. This little utility adds a drop-down menu which will show you all the workstations that you can share the screen of. ScreenSharingMenulet: I often connect other workstations at my home using screen sharing.

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There are a slew of other features you can download a demo from their site and try it for 14 days to see if it fits your needs. It also allows you to view the tabs side by side which is great for looking for duplicates or moving files between folders.

TotalFinder: This adds additional functionality to the Finder by allowing you to open new finder windows as tabs rather than separate windows.

You can also view calendar events within the bubble and also control iTunes within the preview window as well. All you have to do is mouse over the open application and a bubble will appear displaying an image of each window open of that particular application.

HyperDock: This utility is somewhat similar to a utility called DockView which allows you to see previews of open applications in the dock.

I find these utilities invaluable on a daily basis. I use three of the listed utilities (HyperDock, TotalFinder, ScreenSharingMenulet) and one that was not listed (Alfred).

They give a list of 10 tools which help augment the OS’s built in functionality. I read a good article on Lifehacker’s website called ‘Top 10 Downloads That Enhance Mac OS X’s Built-In Tools’.