Save Time With Leopard

By Ricky Buchanan • August 8, 2008

MacWorld has released a great new article - Make Leopard leap: Time-saving tips for OS X 10.5 - which has a bunch of productivity tips for those using Leopard. If your disability impacts your computer use then it will take longer for you to get things done, so making sure you’re saving as much time as possible means you can get more done. Make the most of what you have!

Website: Make Leopard leap: Time-saving tips for OS X 10.5

- Ricky Buchanan, ATMac

Categories: Information, Neurologically Impaired, Primary Keyboard Users, Primary Mouse Users, Primary Switch Users, Supporters, Users, Vision Impaired, VoiceOver
Tags: apple, efficiency, mac, os x, productivity, time saving, use the computer better, use the computer faster

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