The Address Book in Mac OS X fills up more and more over time, and while it fills up, also people's contact details change. Their addresses, their affiliation and so on. It becomes interesting when one divides the address book in groups and eventually everything is not quite right. Is this a friend or a colleague from the cricket club? There is a very nice - but unfortunately rather unknown - function that Apple has packed into its address management. In this video tutorial, I will show you how you can find out with just one button click, in each of which groups a contact is stored. If you like my videos or have ideas for other videos feel free to contact me or subscribe to my channel. Our websites & Infos: hoTodi | http://hotodi.com Twitter | http://twitter.com/hotodi_com Facebook | https://www.facebook.com/hoTodi.tv http://www.berndsworld.com powered by http://alugha.com
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http://www.hoTodi.tv shows how it's done! Now that we are familiar with notes, the fretting hand and plucking hand, let's continue with some important basics. Today, we are going to learn what a root, a fifth and a concave is. is. We will play them on the strings and learn how to transpose them. H
http://www.hoTodi.tv shows how it's done! Now that we have learned all the basics we want to develop them. This time, we will take a look at the notes of the C major scale and learn how to play the C major scale on each string with the fretting hand. Here's the sheet for this exercise: http://goo.g
http://www.hoTodi.tv shows how it's done! Now that we have mastered the plucking hand and the fretting hand, we will continue with notes. The C major scale plays a special role here, because basically everything is based on it. As the basis for all other scales, tones and notes, everything stems fro
