Apple Tips & Tricks . . . click on an attachment in an email. If it’s dangerous, it will look innocent. If you don’t know the sender . . . delete the email. If you know the sender, ask yourself . . . Was I expecting an attachment? When in doubt . . ....
Apple macOS 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 whole thing? You...
What You Need to Know: All sign ins have two components: User Name – Often an email, but some sites allow proper names or nicknames. Password – The thing you keep forgetting. General Rules: Don’t keep passwords in Contacts. It provides no security....
On average I can type six misspelled words a minute. If you’re as talented as I am, you’ll love this tip. Want to type the word ‘astronomical’ Type ‘ast’ then hit the F5 key. A list will pop up of all the words in the Apple...
Do you use Apple Mail or Outlook to get your email? If they stop working, you’re screwed. Right? Wrong 🙂 You can always get email by opening any browser and going directly to the mail page of your email provider. www.gmail.comwww.yahoo.comwww.aol.com Sign in and...
Notes provides a quick place to store information that can be synced across Macs and iOS devices. In macOS Sierra you can now password protect individual notes. You may have notes containing medical information, business ideas, outrageous life goals,...
