Create Keyboard Shortcuts for Menu Items
Did you know you could create your own keyboard shortcuts for menu items that do not have one on the Mac? See how to create your own keyboard shortcu…
Lesson Category: Tutor for Mac
Show the Mac’s Clipboard in a Window
Did you know you could view the clipboard, or the contents of what you last copied, in a window on the Mac? When your in the Finder, just select Show …
Set the Scroll Bar to Always Show in a Window
Did you know you could always show the scroll bar on the Mac? By default, the scroll bar disappears until you swipe up or down. In older versions of m…
Forget Wi-Fi Networks that are Troublesome
Are you having issues with printing? Maybe an error when you print. or the print job just disappears into the ether. We’ve been having issues at the…
Reverse the Print Order of your Document
Did you know you could reverse the print oder of documents when you print on the Mac? This is all done through the Mac's details print options...
Select what macOS Updates you want to install
Select which macOS updates you want to install on the Mac through the Mac's System Preferences.
Add a Timer to Screenshots
Learn how to delay when screenshots are taken by adding a timer for screenshots on the Mac.
Copying, Moving, and Grouping Files
Learn how to copy and move files from one folder to another on the Mac, as well as copy files to a different drive and group a selection of files into…
Using Keyboard Shortcuts
The Mac's graphical User Interface (GUI) is great for getting to know your Mac, and getting around it. Just move your cursor where you want to go and …
Set where Screenshots are Saved
By default, your Mac will save screenshots to your Desktop. This is fine if you do not take a lot of screenshots, but let's say you do take a lot of s…
Duplicate Documents with Stationery Pad on the Mac
Did you know you could duplicate a document on the Mac just by opening it? This done by turning the document into a Stationery Pad. With Stationery Pa…
The Mac’s Magic Shortcut to Trashing Files and Photos Quickly
If you are wanting to trash a file in the Finder or a picture in Photos without that confirmation, select it and press Command-Delete. Poof, it’s in…