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61.	Building a WordPress Blog People Want to Read: The Dashboard By Scott McNulty Feb 2, 2009 Scott McNulty takes a look at the anatomy of the Dashboard in WordPress. Along the way, he points out what you can change.
62.	Using the "View Map" Feature of the Garmin Nuvi By Jason D. O'Grady Dec 3, 2008 Jason D. O'Grady reviews the features of the "View Map" feature of the Garmin Nuvi, including Map Screen, Turn List and Trip Computer.
63.	Customizing WordPress with Google AdSense Ads By Miraz Jordan Nov 24, 2008 Placing ads in your WordPress blog may not earn you a big wad of cash, but Google AdSense makes the process easy enough that it's worth the effort. Miraz Jordan shows how simply you can get rolling with AdSense.
64.	Working with Raw Files in Capture NX 2 By Ben Long Nov 3, 2008 Ben Long looks at Capture NX’s raw processing capabilities for Nikon cameras.
65.	Living for the Weekend with Your Palm Centro By Patrick Ames Oct 29, 2008 This chapter explains why you shouldn't reserve your Palm Centro for use only during the week.
66.	Digital Video Editing Tips: Organizing Your Video By Michael Rubin Oct 27, 2008 this chapter will guide you in how to label tapes, take notes efficiently, and prepare for editing should you decide that’s what you want to do.
67.	Mail and Calendar By Christopher Breen Oct 21, 2008 Christopher Breen explains the ins and outs of iPhone's Mail and Calendar applications.
68.	Solve a Problem: Reconcile a Household Budget By Richard Harrington Oct 20, 2008 This chapter offers an exercise to teach students how to produce a budget to evaluate their household expenditures.
69.	Apple’s MobileMe: Hot or Not? By Terry White Aug 15, 2008 Author Terry White shares his likes and dislikes of Apple's new MobileMe service. If you use lots of calendars, you may want to read this before subscribing.
70.	Return on Investment: Seven Business Benefits of Tagging Systems By Gene Smith Jun 20, 2008 Implementing a tagging system for your site may sound unnecessary or even painful. But Gene Smith points out that tagging can provide significant advantages in exchange for a relatively small investment of time and energy on your part.
71.	The Beginner's Guide to Doing Everything In iTunes By John Tollett, Robin Williams Jun 18, 2008 Best-selling authors Robin Williams and John Tollett share their best tips and tricks for working with music, movies, podcasts, Internet radio stations, and more in iTunes 'O8.
72.	How To Buy and Rent Media To Play on Your Apple TV By Jeff Carlson May 2, 2008 In this excerpt from The Apple TV Pocket Guide, Second Edition, author Jeff Carlson tells you how to buy cool stuff to watch on your Apple TV using either your computer or the Apple TV itself.
73.	Liven Up Your Design Through Repetition By Robin Williams Apr 2, 2008 Author Robin Williams offers practical, fun advice on creating continuity through repetition to make your design work appear more cohesive and professional.
74.	The Three White Girls from YouTube: A Modern Day Fable By Mark Stephen Meadows Feb 29, 2008 What is real online? Does it matter? Author Mark Stephen Meadows explores the role of the avatar using the stories of three white girls from YouTube and the debate that resulted from their collective fame.
75.	Peachpit Exclusive: Interview with Legendary Computer and Photography Book Author Scott Kelby By Scott Kelby Feb 19, 2008 In this exclusive interview, bestselling Photoshop and technology book author Scott Kelby speaks with Peachpit Publisher Nancy Aldrich-Ruenzel about being the top-selling computer book author for the fourth straight year, making the transition from podcast to television, his latest book projects, his photography equipment, his workflow, and much, much more.
76.	It's Tricky: Scott Kelby's Coolest iPod Tips & Tricks By Scott Kelby Feb 1, 2008 Best-selling author Scott Kelby shares a few of his best tips for getting the most out of your iPod.
77.	Setting Up Your Mac to Use a Smartphone's Internet Connection By Maria Langer Feb 1, 2008 Flying clients around in her helicopter sometimes takes Maria Langer off the grid. A bit of experimenting helped her (and now maybe you!) to get connected again, using a smartphone with a Bluetooth interface, Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard, and a dial-up networking service.
78.	Adding Photoshop Automation to Your Lightroom Workflow By Scott Kelby Nov 30, 2007 Here's a great timesaver from Scott Kelby: Create a sharpening action in Photoshop, save it as a droplet, and then use that droplet in Lightroom as an export action. Sound interesting? It is, and it's easy.
79.	Give Lightroom Its Own Identity By Dave Cross Nov 30, 2007 Make Lightroom your own by creating a custom identity plate. NAPP instructor Dave Cross shows you how. He also explains how to use identity plates to create reusable, custom border effects.
80.	Steps for Getting Accurate Color in Adobe Photoshop Lightroom By Martin Evening Nov 30, 2007 Fashion photographer Martin Evening shows how to calibrate and profile your display to ensure that the color you see is the color you get when working in Adobe Photoshop Lightroom.

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