Online visitors have access to classified ads, a forum, downloadable Mac newsletters, and useful WWW links. Mac users will appreciate the Mac product guide, software updates, tech support, and the fully searchable database of Mac-related Internet sites. Here's a huge collection of links to quality Macintosh resources on the web. Here's a Mac troubleshooting site with lots of useful information. Other features of the site are excerpts from The Macintosh Bible, a great list of tech support links, and a library of troubleshooting-related freeware and shareware utilities.
Users can search the site or refer to an index of troubleshooting reports and articles.
This free web-based Virtual Floppy was designed originally for iMac users, but now is available for PCs also. Because of the iMac's lack of a floppy drive, many users have been left to try work-arounds like email attachments and FTP in order to transfer small files from one computer to another. This website gives users the functionality of a floppy disk by providing 3MB of space for storing and transferring files via the Internet. It takes only minutes to establish a user name and password and begin transferring files. If you need to work on a file from different computer locations and don't want to carry a floppy around, you can upload a file and access it from anywhere at any time.