Learn the basics about to play divx files under MacOS X.

When I got my first gander at Apple's DVD Studio Pro 2.0, I knew instantly I'd be launching out a whole new tutorial series on customization and design techniques. But where to start? Over the coming weeks and months, we'll be covering just about every aspect of this program to help you get started with DVD design and get into some advanced techniques, but I thought I'd kick things off at the point where most users begin to customize their DVD projects: buttons and drop zones.(DV

You know that in DVD Studio Pro 2, you have a certain limited amount of control over the positioning of assets within a button. If the asset has an aspect ratio different from the button shape, you can move it around a little bit to focus on a different portion of the image within the button, though usually the amount of leeway is minimal. Today we'll look at a trick for designing buttons that allow you to zoom in on a specific portion of your asset, regardless of aspect ratio and without re

In our last article in this DVD Studio Pro 2 mini-series, we examined one method for creating custom masks that allowed us to zoom in on a specific portion of a button asset. That technique was designed for use with a specific asset and would not work, generally, with any other asset that you'd apply to your button. This time around, we'll look at an alternate method for creating a zoom mask that will allow you to create a similar effect, but one that will more likely work with a variety

MacsBug is a machine level debugger for the Mac OS. This page discusses some ways you can make better use of MacsBug while debugging your own programs.

In spite of the Macintosh's relative ease of use, we all get hit with cryptic error messages from time to time. What do they mean? What did I do? This tutorial provides you with the answers to those questions! (MacInstruct)

Mac OS X starts shipping in about a month. Do you know how to use it? Read this tutorial by Marc Schiermeier and prepare yourself for this new operating system! (MacInstruct)

Ric Getter brings you a very well written tutorial on making backups. If you're worried about losing files or other information, this is the tutorial for you! (MacInstruct)

Do want to hack your Mac? You're going to have to learn how to use ResEdit. This guide makes learning ResEdit so simple, it's incredible! A must read if you'd like to make cool tweaks to your Mac! (MacInstruct)

With a name like this, you know it has to be good! Read on to discover clever ways to get your trusty friend to go even faster. (MacInstruct)

We hear about Mac OS X all the time now. But what does it all mean to the causal Mac user? This is MacInstruct's basic introduction to Mac OS X. Novices and "normal" Mac users can understand our introduction because we leave the fancy "mumbo jumbo" out. (MacInstruct)

Can't startup your Mac? This tutorial explains the basics of troubleshooting and gives ideas and tips for fixing your Mac's startup problem.

This tutorial covers the basics of using Macintosh computers. Trust us, it does cover ALL the basics; this tutorial is 22 pages long!

This tutorial teaches Macintosh users about memory. Anyone will understand how memory works after reading this tutorial.

The tutorial is meant to be a guide that new Macintosh users can easily follow. After reading this tutorial, you should understand what Virtual Memory is and how it works.

Darren Edwards does a good job of explaining what Cache is and how it works. Anyone will be able to gain a little insight into how their Mac works!

If you're a little confused about how memory works, this is the tutorial for you. We'll explain how to configure your Mac's memory correctly and you'll also learn how to check how much memory your applications are using.

This tutorial takes an indepth look at RAM. The tutorial is perfect for new Mac (or PC) users; anyone will understand what RAM is and how it works after reading this tutorial!

Forget your Internet Service Provider's instructions, just read MacInstruct's tutorial! Written by Matthew Cone, this tutorial explains how to connect to the internet in 6 easy steps.

Are you tired of browsing the internet at a snail's pace? Read Matthew Cone's new tutorial and get into the fast lane! Learn how to pick the right internet connection software, install it, and configure it correctly.

Sometimes, you just have to make do with what you have. Getting older Macs to connect to the internet isn't always fun, but it can save you a lot of money.

If your Mac continues to crash and freeze, you'll need to read this tutorial. With in-depth explainations, screen shots, and much more, this tutorial will guide you through fixing your Mac.

Rebuilding the desktop is generally considered to be the easiest way to keep your Mac working well. If you follow our easy instructions, your Mac will be humming again in no time flat!

Ever wondered how to change your Mac's icons? With step by step instructions, pictures, and links to others websites, you'll be replacing icons in no time. The tutorial is geared towards first time Mac users.

The title says it all. This is intended for really new Macintosh Users, but even the Veterans may learn a trick or two. This is not a short read. Get a cup or glass of something before you start.

Have you ever told anybody that you have a fast startup? With MacInstruct's new tutorial, you can! Our tutorial will walk you through steps that will make your Mac startup faster.

If you want to give your Mac a makeover, this is the tutorial to read. We'll show you how to customize the appearance of your Mac using the Appearance control panel and third party software.

Are you addicted to TombRaider? Do you want to see Lara move faster? We thought so. Read our tutorial and follow our step by step guide to speed up all of your games. You'll be glad you did!

This article explains the basic elements of Macintosh computers. In addition, the tutorial explains how to manage all of your files and programs.