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Whenever I set up a new Mac, I install a number of utilities that make me more productive, that save me time, or that protect my data.

I bought a new MacBook recently, and, as with every Mac, I installed some essential utilities.

The first two apps I install on a new Mac are the ones that help me get everything else set up on my computer.

LaunchBar is one of the rare apps that has consistently garnered 5-mouse reviews here on Macworld.

I use it to launch apps without needing to rifle through my Applications folder, to move and rename files from the keyboard, to search the web, and to search contacts, calendars, and much more.

And I do all this from the keyboard, with just a few keystrokes.

LaunchBar does so many things that its hard to summarize this apps features.

If I use a Mac without LaunchBar, I feel like I have two left hands.

It stores all my passwords, and when I need a new one, I use it to create secure, random passwords.

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Its a repository for software serial numbers, so it allows me to install other apps, those not purchased from the Mac App Store.

I also keep a number of secure notes in 1Password, containing essential banking information, and and other personal information.

The apps integration into web browsers, using an extension to quickly fill in your login and password on websites, makes life much simpler and more secure.

When you write a lot, anything you can do to save keystrokes saves time.

TextExpander saves me a lot of time by allowing me to set up abbreviations that the app, working in the background, expands to longer bits of text.

I have dozens of snippets set up in TextExpander, for quick replies to email (Please remove me from your list, for example, for all the junk I get from PR people), app names I type often (iTunes, iTunes Match), my address, my phone number, bits of HTML code, and more.

TextExpander also reminds me when I type something frequently and suggests that I create a snippet to save even more time.

TextExpander 5 watches for and suggests ranges of text you type repeatedly.

To tame my email, I use SpamSieve, a simple utility that works in the background to filter all my email as it arrives, and sort the wheat from the chaff.

SpamSieve has a slew of settings that let you determine how sensitive it is, and what it does to your email when it finds spam or ham (good emails).

SpamSieve also learns from every new email that you mark as spam or ham, so, over time, it becomes more efficient as it learns the type of email you receive.

As I work with my Mac, I like to keep an eye on some system information to make sure everything is running smoothly.

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