macOS Mojave significantly changed the way screenshots work on macOS. Review the changes made, discuss how to accomplish tasks previously accomplished in the new-defunct Grab.app, and describe how to use
If you’ve just recovered from a system crash, you might be told to check the Console for error messages. But what do those Console messages mean, and how can you
I think Apple Macintosh computers are some of the best-made hardware you can find. They’re small, well-made and they last a lot longer than most similarly configured Windows PCs. I
The Apple MagSafe charger is an example of genius engineering. Using magnets to secure a connection between the Macbook and the charger prevents potentially catastrophic accidents, not to mention the
By default, macOS contains a pretty impressive collection of screenshot capabilities. But if you take a lot of screenshots, you might start to notice limitations. Check out these third-party options
System folders are folders not intended to be accessed by the user. They help applications and the operating system run, providing support and resources. They’re the layer that allows users
Just recently Apple revealed that support for 32-bit apps on macOS will soon be phased out of the operating system. Users on the latest version of the OS are seeing
Sending large files online almost always consists of various steps and services. Don’t you wish there was a simple, easy way that didn’t require registration, passwords or codes? If you
Time Machine is a great, convenient backup tool, but it doesn’t always work perfectly. Fortunately, the most common problems have relatively straight-forward solutions. Here are some fixes for common problems
Applescript is Apple’s somewhat obscure scripting language, but it’s a powerful tool for novice programs to take advantage of. With a few clever Applescripts that handle annoying tasks, we can