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• What is Boot Camp Assistant?
  
  
• What is Snow Leopard?
  
  
• What is Airport Utility?
  
  
• What is Activity Monitor?
  
  
• Quickly navigate to the Utilities folder
  
  
• Expose for Apple keyboards that have volume controls on F9, F10, and F11
  
  
• Forward delete on a Mac keyboard
  
  
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