Tag: Mac
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[SOVLED] Steam won’t open on Mac
If you find Steam won’t open on Mac, with a Error message telling you that your Mac could not connect to the Steam network, you’re not alone!
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Ultimate guide: how to take screenshots on your Mac
On macOS, you can use its built-in Screenshot app or keyboard shortcuts to capture your screen.
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How to force quit apps on Mac [step-by step-guide]
Although apps on macOS are usually well-behaved, there are times when they stop responding, so you have to force quit it.
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[SOLVED] Your Mac was unable to communicate with your Apple Watch
If you’re told that your Mac was unable to communicate with your Apple Watch, try the fixes in this article and you should be able to resolve this issue easily.
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[SOLVED] AirDrop not working on Mac or iOS devices
AirDrop not working on your Mac or iOS devices like iPhone and iPad? After reading this article, you can fix this issue easily.
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How to hide files and folders on macOS
The command line “chflags hidden” is used to hide files and folders in macOS. You can use the Comand-Shift-. keyboard combination to show the hidden files and folders.
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Snagit – The Best Screen Capture Software for Windows and Mac
Both Windows and Mac have the built-in screen capture tools, however, those built-in tools are not powerful enough for the technical writers or bloggers who need to write how-to guides. For technical writers or bloggers, they deserve a versatile screen capture tool:Snagit!
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Create a Windows 10 virtual machine on macOS with VirtualBox
Step-by-step instructions on how to create a Windows 10 virtual machine on your Mac using VirtualBox.
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The document-Level macOS Keyboard Shortcuts You Should Know
If you’re a Windows veteran like me, after switching to macOS, you may be confused by the document (file)-level keyboard shortcuts on macOS. So in this post, I’m going to show you some of the most frequently used document-level keyboard shortcuts on macOS.
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The App-Level macOS Keyboard Shortcuts You Should Know
In Windows, you can use the Ctrl-Alt-Del keyboard combination to terminate an application task; while in macOS, you can use Option-Command-Esc to invoke the Force Quit Applications window. Read the post to acquire more!