Whittie
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And where would I find them?
Disc Cleanup
Disc Defragmenter
Safari > Temp Files delete? Cookies delete?
Install OS updates?
Thanks!
[Edited on 13-05-2010 by Whittie]
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Bart
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quote:
Originally posted by Whittie
And where would I find them?
Disc Cleanup
Disc Defragmenter
Might be wrong, but because of the file system used (databases?), there is no need for the above. Applications are a single drag/drop 
quote:
Originally posted by Whittie
Safari > Temp Files delete? Cookies delete?
Install OS updates?
Not sure about Safari, but for os updates, Apple logo in top left corner -> OS Software Updates
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Dom
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Registered: 13th Sep 03
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OnyX for OSX maintenance
OSX sorts it self out with regards to defrag
You can clear Safari's cache/temp files from within the options, although just install FireFox etc
As Bart said, Apple Logo > Software Update
[Edited on 13-05-2010 by Dom]
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AlunJ
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as said, no need for disk cleanup/defrag
I use firefox under mac, however if you open safari, click safari it gives you the options to reset safari or clear the cache.
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podgeworth
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I use a program called CleanMyMac. It clears caches, logs and general stuff you can delete such as universal binaries and language files.
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Reecemac
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Usually updates pop up automatically when they are ready to download so you dont have to keep checking.
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