How To Access Hidden Preferences On Mac OS X Lion, Leopard, And Snow Leopard

Be sure to watch in HD for the best experience! Imagine if you could take your already large level of control over your Mac to the next level. Well, now you can, using Secrets, a System Preferences pane built exclusively for Mac OS X Leopard. It allows you to alter aspects of your experience from start-up, to nearly all applications, and finally shut-down. Use responsibly and enjoy!

Here's that link...

http://secrets.blacktree.com/

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[macnerd93]

I wonder if it would work in Snow Leopard since thats what I'm currently running on all of my intel Macs

[ChristianAltoSax]

Cool! Where'd you get the Developer Preview?

[macnerd93]

my cousin got me an ADC membership through his company, it works really well

[ChristianAltoSax]

Cool! I also have an ADC membership, but all I did was download the iPhone SDK.

[drummerkid1993]

What is that icon "Rosetta Stone"?

[ChristianAltoSax]

I'm learning French. Rosetta Stone is one of the best language-learning programs out there. I would definitely recommend it to anyone!

[Emk4630]

how did you know about lion in '09?

[thaddadian]

Awesome! Thanks!

[zaafarj]

Great video

You say again alot but I'll still sub u

[xXmatt69Xx1]

whats wrong with your titlebar buttons when you hover the mouse over them all three buttons show and the yellow ones minimize???

[ULMDataBase]

theres a bunch a preference panes on your mac already...

Mac HD/System/Library/PreferencePa­nes

Maybe non Leopard users could find that useful. its no where near as spiffy as this secrets app, but oh well...

[macnerd93]

is that the free ADC membership, this one would have cost like $899, i think