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 . . ....
Down at the bottom of all junk mail, buried under a minutiae of legal text, you’ll find the ‘Unsubscribe Now’ button. So, what should you do? If the email is from a company you recognize flogging zero interest credit, unbeatable furniture bargains or...
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,...
Worried about your Mac getting hacked? Over last the six months, there’s been a huge increase in the number of online scams that affect Mac owners. The interesting fact is that your Mac isn’t hacked… your computer is simply used as a...
Getting information on a file, folder, drive, or device on the Mac is straightforward: Go to the Finder. Click once to select an item. Press Command I for information. The information box opens. When you are finished, click the red candy button in the top left-hand...
