Mac OS X Enterprise Printing to Windows Print Queues
In this free online seminar, you’ll learn from expert Apple Consulting Engineer Timothy Perfitt, who will personally guide you through how printing in Mac OS X works in mixed-platform environments. During the first few minutes of the seminar, he will provide an overview of the Common UNIX Printing System (CUPS) to show how printing works in Mac OS X. He will then outline best practices for deploying printers in an enterprise environment to support Mac systems. Click on the image below to get started!
Final Cut Pro – Infinite Possibilites
In the world of news and sports editing, deadlines often occur quickly and frequently. But with Final Cut Pro, you can go from captured material to a great story faster than ever before. Even if you’re already familiar with Final Cut Pro, you won’t want to miss this opportunity to learn new and innovative ways to improve your workflow. Click on the image below, to view a 2-part video series on the features and possibilities that Final Cut Pro provides when it comes to innovative video editing.
Integrate Mac OS X with Active Directory
In today’s enterprise computing infrastructures, where the Mac is becoming increasingly popular, integrating with Active Directory is an essential requirement. To make integration easier, Mac OS X and Mac OS X Server includes built-in Active Directory support. Join Timothy Perfitt in the video below as he demonstrates how to leverage an existing Active Directory infrastructure for identification, authentication, home directories, and management—all using Mac OS X.
Adding Mac to a Windows-based Network
The Mac is becoming increasingly popular in business due to its ease of use, compatibility, reliability, and security. If you want to integrate a new Mac into an existing Windows network and enable your system to take full advantage of services like printing and file sharing, then you’ll want to see this presentation.
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