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  • How To Highlight Text In Mac Pages

    How To Highlight Text In Mac Pages

    https://macmost.com/e-1970 There are two ways to highlight text in Pages on the Mac. The first has to do with editing and revisions, and is usually used when collaborating on a document with others. But you can also highlight text purely as a style, placing a solid color behind characters. To make things easier, you can…

  • How To Use Hidden Characters On Your Mac Keyboard

    How To Use Hidden Characters On Your Mac Keyboard

    https://macmost.com/e-1969 In addition to using the Emoji Viewer to type special characters, or holding a key to add accents, you can also learn some special keyboard combinations using the Keyboard Viewer. These allow you to type some symbols like degrees, pi, the Apple symbol and accent marks using standard keystrokes with the help of the…

  • How to Choose a Linux Distribution

    How to Choose a Linux Distribution

    This video will show you how to choose a Linux Distribution. I always say distribution doesn’t matter and it is merely a starting place. Video Sponsor: http://bit.ly/data-packet What I use: Production Machine: Debian Studio PC: Arch Laptop: Fedora Ideas for your Desktop: https://www.reddit.com/r/unixporn/ Debian Install Video: TimeShift Backup Video: Arch Linux Install Video: Where can…

  • Guide Users To Enter Correct Values Into Numbers Spreadsheets

    Guide Users To Enter Correct Values Into Numbers Spreadsheets

    https://macmost.com/e-1968 If you are designing a Numbers spreadsheet to give to users that allows them to enter values then you may want to prevent them from entering values outside of a range. You can use conditional highlighting to change the color or style of a cell if the user enters a bad value. You can…

  • Making Extra Keys On Your Mac Actually Useful

    Making Extra Keys On Your Mac Actually Useful

    https://macmost.com/e-1967 Do you use the Shift, Command and Option keys on both sides of your keyboard? If not, you can reassign the ones you don’t use to perform a more useful function like triggering Mission Control. You can also set the Caps Lock key to become another modifier key, the Esc key or turn it…

  • Create Stunning Text With Image Fill in Pages and Keynote

    Create Stunning Text With Image Fill in Pages and Keynote

    https://macmost.com/e-1966 The new image fill feature of text in Pages and Keynote allows you to create some beautiful graphics with very little effort. In this tutorial you’ll learn how to create a retro-style postcard image using some of your photos. You can apply a single image fill to all of the text or a separate…

  • How To Customize The Mac Finder Sidebar

    How To Customize The Mac Finder Sidebar

    http://macmost.com/e-1965 You can customize your Finder sidebar to include the folders and locations you most often use. You can click on a sidebar item to go to that location, and also drag and drop items into those locations. You can customize the sidebar in Finder, Preferences, and also by dragging and dropping items into and…

  • What To Watch Out For When Buying a Used Mac

    What To Watch Out For When Buying a Used Mac

    https://macmost.com/e-1964 If you are buying a used Mac there are many things you need to check out before you complete the purchase. You can run hardware diagnostics and check out battery and hard drive health. You should carefully inspect the screen, keyboard and other parts. It is also very important that you check for a…

  • How To Zip and Unzip Files On Your Mac

    How To Zip and Unzip Files On Your Mac

    https://macmost.com/e-1963 It is fairly easy to compress a single file or multiple files and folders into a ZIP file archive on your Mac. You can also decompress any ZIP file by simply double-clicking it. This is useful for sending files online or to store files you no longer need. The Archive Utility is used invisibly…

  • Which MacBook Should I Buy 2019

    Which MacBook Should I Buy 2019

    https://macmost.com/e-1962 Apple’s new lineup of MacBooks simplifies your choices by removing the 12-inch MacBook and older MacBook Pro models. But you still have 8 base models of MacBook Pro and MacBook Air. Which one is the right one for you. But looking closely at the specifications and purchase options, there is really one one MacBook…