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Beginner’s guide to Apple Terminal, part 2 - Hack the Day
Aliases
Aliases are shortcuts to existing files or folders on your system. You can create them by right-clicking(Ctrl+Click) in the Finder on an existing file/folder, selecting the option “Make Alias”. This creates a shortcut that you can rename or move around without messing with the original.
Creating aliases in Terminal is extremely easy – just type in ln -s followed by the name of the file/folder you want to create the shortcut to, and by the name you want to give to the shortcut.

mycomputer:~ Alex$ ln -s Research/ Researchalias
osx 
february 2012 by Cweinman
Lion Server VPN Setup: Apple Support Communities
. After connecting to VPN, have to select Go->Connect to Server, and then type the local IP address of the server.  Once you do that, you can see the share folders.
osx  network 
october 2011 by Cweinman
10 great Lion Tips
includes digitally signing docs in Preview
osx 
july 2011 by Cweinman
How to Bulletproof (or Unf*ck) Your Mac
interesting on saving program licenses
osx 
july 2011 by Cweinman
Delicious Library 2
This is the best DVD software out there.

Why not make a simple web application version?
startup  apps  osx 
february 2009 by Cweinman
start [Charles Documentation]
view all of the HTTP traffic between their machine and the Internet.
apps  osx 
september 2007 by Cweinman

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