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MacVoices #1173: Joe Kissell Takes Control of Speeding Up Your Mac

EPISODE · May 31, 2011

MacVoices #1173: Joe Kissell Takes Control of Speeding Up Your Mac

from 2011 - MacVoices · host Chuck

In what turns out is the third book in a trilogy of Mac performance information, Joe Kissell has released Take Control of Speeding Up Your Mac. While it didn’t start out as a series, this book joins Take Control of Troubleshooting Your Mac and Take Control of Maintaining Your Mac to help you get and […]

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