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Category Archives: mac os x
The Trick to Moving PowerPoint Presentations from a Mac to a Windows PC
I hear this all to often “I’m not getting a Mac again as I can’t use my PowerPoint presentations on a Windows PC”. Well yes you can and the same applies from Windows to a Mac. I usually hear this … Continue reading
Running Out of Memory on Your Mac – Memory Clean App Will Help
If you have a Mac whether it be an iMac or one of the MacBook notebooks then you have probably seen the spinning beach ball from time to time. It may be because you are running out of memory. So how … Continue reading
Posted in imac, mac os x, macbook
Tagged activity monitor, free memory, memory clean, running out of memory, spinning beach ball, yosemite
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A Quick Look at Instant Hotspot and Handoff on Your iOS Device and Mac
One of the things that really used to bug me was if I was out and needed to connect my MacBook Pro or iPad to my iPhone so I could go the internet. I know wifi is in a lot … Continue reading
Posted in Handoff, Instant Hotspot, iOS, iOS 8, iPad, Iphone, iPhone 6, iPhone 6 Plus, mac os x, Yosemite
Tagged continuity, handoff, iMac, instant hotspot, iOS 8.1, Mac Pro, MacBook Pro, MackBook Air, os x, personal hotspot, yosemite
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Technology I Found Useful in 2013
From a technology point of view I didn’t feel that this was a year where there were many “wow” moments, if any at all, and the usual leaders in wow, Apple, seemed a little flat. In fact like many it … Continue reading
Posted in mac os x, Mavericks, photography, Samsung Galaxy S4, Technology, Windows 8.1
Tagged 4G, Apple, excel 2013, FaceTime, facetime audio, mavericks, OSX Mavericks, tag files, windows surface
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Tag Files in Mavericks OS X
Searching for files is something I seem to do everyday, I think this has been made worse by the volume of photographs I now take, much of this because it has become a key part of my work. However, it … Continue reading
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Freeing Up Memory on your Mac
This little tip could speed up how you work and may well stop you getting that spinning wheel on your Mac. Your Mac is good at giving back memory it has been using when you close a file or program … Continue reading
Posted in Computing, mac os x
Tagged activity monitor, clear memory, Memory, purge memory, release memory
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Organising Files and Folders On a Mac by Colour Coding Them
Looking through files and folders and remembering where you are up to can be really time consuming, but for some time now I have been colour coding my files so that I can see their progress. This is a great … Continue reading
Formatting an External Hard Drive to Use on Windows and a Mac
Are you one of those people, like me, who uses both Windows and a Mac and has to transfer files from one to another with an external hard drive or memory stick. Mac OS X and Windows 7 can read … Continue reading
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