The Tips - Mac Kung Fu - page 19

Also bear in mind as mentioned earlier that there's no way to undo file/folder
deletion that's done this way—it's an extremely thorough way of eradicating
data!

To remove your Secure Delete service, open a Finder window, and hit
SHIFT + COMMAND + G . In the dialog box that appears, type ~/LIBRARY/SERVICES . Then
drag the Secure Delete service file to the trash. Then log out and back in
again.

Tip 7

Auto-answer FaceTime Calls

Here's a neat tip that enables the FaceTime app to automatically answer
incoming calls from contacts you specify. You can use it if you're happy having
calls from specified colleagues, friends, or family automatically answered,
although be careful because there'll be nothing stopping these incoming
callers from instantly seeing what's happening in front of your computer!

Enabling Auto-answer on FaceTime
Here are the steps required to enable automatic answering of calls on Face-
Time:

1. Start by opening FaceTime if it isn't already open, and log in. Then look

for the contact details of the individual(s) you'd like to enable auto-
answering for. This will be listed in your Contacts or Favorites list and
will probably be an email address. Write the details down, and then quit
FaceTime.

2. Open a Terminal window (open Finder, select the Applications list, and

then in the list of applications double-click Terminal within the UTILITIES
folder), and type the following line:

DEFAULTS WRITE COM.APPLE.FACETIME AUTOACCEPTINVITES -BOOL TRUE

3. Then type the following line, and at the end type the FaceBook ID of the

individual or device you want to auto-answer when they call. For example,
if the contact FaceTime ID is [e-mail] , you'd type the following:

DEFAULTS WRITE COM.APPLE.FACETIME AUTOACCEPTINVITESFROM -ARRAY-ADD
[e-mail]