The Ultimate Screenshot Most of us are familiar with screenshots. Command Shift 3 takes a picture of the entire screen, but . . . what if you’re on a long web page that extends way beyond the bottom of the screen and you’d like to get a picture of the...
The kids are finally in bed, your better half is snoozing and the cat is sprawled out on the sofa. Before you turn in . . . don’t forget. Turn off the computer. This is important. A Mac left on . . . it’s like having a badly built high explosive IED in...
The Apple Store carry some pre-built models of the iMac, Macbook, Macbook Pro and Macbook Air. Nothing surprising here… They can’t have all available configurations. As a buyer, the problem is that this limits your choices. When you’re...
The Mac can be connected to hard drives, printers, scanners, cameras, projectors, routers, and a host of other peripherals. Over the next few weeks we’ll be taking a look at the ports that make this possible. Hopefully, this will make it a little easier to shop...
We’ve already covered how to recover when a single application freezes, but what do you do when your entire computer freezes? The solution is a Force Shutdown. How Do I Know My Mac Is Frozen: You get the spinning beach ball-of-death, it won’t go away, and...
Last week, I sold my 24″ iMac. It was 5 years old. A good machine, but starting to suffer from the silicon equivalent of dementia. A nice man came to my house and handed me $530.00 for it. He was going to ship it to a country where whole families lived in a...
