Tagged: MacOS

How to set up Wallet and Apple Pay on Mac

Knowing how to set up Wallet and Apple Pay on Mac is your first step to greater financial efficiency. You can then choose Apple Pay during checkout, enter your password or use Touch ID, and speed up your purchasing experience.

Set up Wallet and Appl…

How to add and use text replacements on Mac

You might be familiar with text replacements on your iPhone, where you use shortcuts to replace longer strings of text. You can do the same thing on your Mac to speed up your workflow.
You can use text shortcuts for things like your name, company, and …

How to empty Trash on Mac

When you get rid of an item on your Mac like a file, image, or application, it goes into the Trash folder. Trash on Mac is similar to Recycle Bin on Windows. Your items remain there until you empty it
Because the Trash folder can become full of items t…

Forgot your Mac password? Here’s what to do

Even with a really great Mac login password and clever password hint, it’s possible to totally forget what it was. At that moment, you could be locked out of your Mac or MacBook. This situation can be particularly frustrating when deadlines approach or…

How to use Notification Center on a Mac

Apple’s MacOS provides notifications that pop up in the upper-right corner of the display. These can be for new email messages, appointment reminders, task reminders, and app-specific notifications. If you don’t respond to a notification immediately, t…

How to turn off Quick Note on a Mac

When Apple released MacOS Monterey, it gave users the Quick Note feature. This is a great way to capture a “quick note” without taking an extra step to open the Notes app.
While you can create a Quick Note using a keyboard shortcut, Apple gave the feat…

How to use Hot Corners on a Mac

A Mac computer is a versatile device, and one of its biggest productivity boosters is called Hot Corners. This convenient feature is somewhat hidden away in System Preferences, but it’s easy to access and quick to set up when you know where to look.
It…

You’re using your Mac’s dock wrong

The dock in MacOS is a core part of the experience on any Mac. You pin and launch your apps from it, get to the Finder, and you even can pick up apps from your iPhone, too.

But most people never get beyond the default settings, and that’s a shame.&nbs…