Don't click on MacKeeper or CleanMyMac, ever. macOS (unix) is a self healing operating system and doesn't need any extra software to fix it or defrag disks, it only needs you and your brain.
Update your Mac to macOS Sierra
macOS Sierra not to be called MacOS 10.12 New Stuff Apple have updated their desktop operating system to one better than the previous incarnation, but this time they’ve dropped the numbering system and given it a name instead — macOS Sierra. Ho hum. What do you need to know? There’s not much difference, but you … Continue reading Update your Mac to macOS Sierra
Add a Signature to a PDF
Apple’s Preview app comes with a handy utility for creating and managing signatures which can be attached to any PDF. Here’s how: Open the PDF and make sure the Edit Toolbar is visible Click on Sig in the Edit Toolbar and click the + button to add a new signature. … Continue reading Add a Signature to a PDF
Offline Google Maps on your iPhone / iPad
The latest version of Google Maps for iOS (v2.0) has a new feature that allows you to download the mapping data to your device to use offline when you don’t have a WiFi connection or have a poor 3G signal. Here’s how to get the data for offline use: Whilst connected to WiFi or in … Continue reading Offline Google Maps on your iPhone / iPad
Master Your Mac with Keyboard Shortcuts
Switch between Applications as quick as a flash using your keyboard, hold down CMD ⌘ and press TAB ⇥ once This post is specifically for Mac Users I repeat ... hold down CMD ⌘ and press TAB ⇥ once Its one of the best keyboard shortcuts, second only to COPY and PASTE. Use it more … Continue reading Master Your Mac with Keyboard Shortcuts
Top Tips for Lion Users
and only one for Snow Leopard users Airdrop. The easiest method of filesharing between computers, ever. Use it whenever you need to move files between computers that are within wifi range of each other. You don’t even have to connect to a network or be on the same local area network. It is simple, quick … Continue reading Top Tips for Lion Users
