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John DeTroye, Apple Engineer has posted the Mac OS X 10.5 version of his fantastic Tips & Tricks PDF. If you are managing any kind of Apple servers or clients, you need to read this. John's been publishing this forever, and every version of it has kicked ass.
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Posted by John C. Welch at 14:23 | Permalink
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Warning for Notes users: The commenting system uses HTML.I know this will be scary for some of you, especially Notes fans. However, open standards, rah-rah.
If you want to use less-than or greater-than signs, or other similar charachters that HTML reserves,
you'll simply have to learn to do it the HTML way. Luckily, HTML is kind of popular, no matter what
your re-educators have told you, and you can easily find help on the intertubes.
Along the lines of "no one ever comments when it's good stuff" - this is indeed awesome goodness, there's a bunch of stuff in here that I Did Not Know, which both scares me, and yet gives me a warm fuzzy that someone at Apple boxed something like this up, and gives it away for free.
Almost enough to make me forgive Apple for the Syntax errors in he NAT section of the 10.4 Server manual. Almost.
Posted by:
W. Ian Blanton 
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September 2, 2008 7:35 PM
Just a note, John's updated his page; the new version lives at http://web.me.com/johnd/JohnDs_Site/Tips_%26_Tricks/Entries/2008/10/27_Tips_%26_Tricks_for_Macintosh_Management_-_Leopard.html
Posted by:
larryv |
January 4, 2009 4:07 PM
