We brought you early coverage and the first news of Leopards Screen Sharing capabilities back in August but Apple legal made us take it down.
Today, Macworlds Rob Grifiths shows us how to turn Leopards built-in Screen Sharing into a full-fledged screen sharing application - with a lot of he features that are sold in Apple Remote Desktop.  It only takes a few lines of code in the terminal.

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From Tech Dirt

In an interesting case up in Vermont, a federal judge has ruled that someone accused of a crime cannot be forced to reveal his or her encryption key, as it would be a violation of the Constitutions 5th Amendment, saying that an individual cannot be forced to self-incriminate. In an age where encryption is becoming increasingly popular, expect to see other cases of this nature. It seems likely that a case like this one if not this one itself will eventually wind up before the Supreme Court to determine whether or not someone can be forced to give up his own encryption key. Where it gets tricky is the question of whether or not the key itself incriminates the person. As the article notes, a person can be forced to give up a key to a safe that contains incriminating evidence, which many say is analogous to this situation. In the meantime, though, weve already seen cases where people are presumed guilty just because their computers have encryption software installed — so, it may not matter whether or not the key is provided when the presence of PGP alone is viewed as incriminating.

Apple boasts of 300 new features in Leopard, but to make the most of those features, turn to Matt Neuburg for a road map on how to customize Leopard so its right for you. Matt shows you how to protect your data with Time Machine, including instructions for searching through previous files with Spotlight. Youll also learn how to peek at files with Quick Look and Cover Flow, customize Leopards updated sidebar, and use Spaces effectively.

Leopard Help: Take Control of Customizing Leopard

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Here’s a quick-and-easy OS X 10.5 iChat tip with a bonus OS X 10.4 variant thrown in, along with a little iTunes/iChat tip for your Thursday morning. iChat, being the good citizen that it is, pops up a dialog box whenever someone initiates a chat with you; you can use the dialog to accept or reject the chat request. But what if your’e a sociable sort, and you always accept your chat invitations? In that case, the dialog box is nothing but a waste of time and energy that you’d rather do without. But how can you get rid of it without actually clicking on the accept button each time?

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