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If you want to copy a file or folder on a Mac, you have various ways to do so. You might want to create a backup copy, edit a different file version, or maintain separate folders you share. Whatever the…

A crowded Dock is hard to scan. A short Terminal command inserts blank spacer tiles so you can group apps into sections. Here is the command, plus how to remove spacers when you are done.

The Messages notification sound gets old quickly on a Mac you work at all day. Here is where the setting lives and how to silence sent and received message sounds.

A camera that shows a black screen usually means an app has claimed it or permissions are denied. Here is what causes it, how to fix the built-in camera, and what to try with an external webcam.

Apple Notes is far more capable than its plain interface suggests. These tips cover folders and tags, formatting and headings, tables, note links, password protection, and sharing with others.

Key Takeaways The easiest way to close apps on Mac is simply by clicking the app’s name in the menu bar, then select “Quit [App Name]” or Press Command (⌘) + Q to quickly close the active app. Force quit…

Your Mac login password is crucial to protect your data from unauthorized access. However, if the Mac password is compromised, you must reset it immediately. Don’t worry; it is a simple task. This guide will walk you through how to…

If you’re trying to move the files and folders on your Mac, to make your Mac a bit organized. We have a variety of ways to move your items, you can create a file structure that increases your productivity or…

Preview encrypts PDFs natively, so paid software is often unnecessary. Here is why protection matters, how to add a password on Mac, the third-party options, and how to open a locked file.

A Mac that sleeps mid-download or mid-render wastes your time. Here are four ways to keep it awake, from the built-in settings to a Terminal command you can run for a set duration.

With so many distractions popping up on your screen every now and then, it’s pretty hard to stay focused while working on your Mac. If you’re anything like me and love avoiding distractions, it’s time to get yourself familiar with…

A network reset clears Wi-Fi passwords and custom configurations along with the problem. Here is how to do it on recent macOS versions, what it wipes, and gentler fixes to try beforehand.

When transferring files using an external USB drive or an SD Card on your Mac, it’s essential to properly eject the drive once you’re done. Improperly ejecting these drives can lead to data corruption or even physical damage to the…

If you don’t want to be constantly distracted by alert banners, app notification badges are great. Thus, it can be annoying when notification badges are not showing on your Mac. Worry not! I will share quick solutions to fix this…

Are your iPhone or iPad backups taking up much storage space on your Mac? Finder stores your iTunes backups in a default location on your Mac. However, you may move those files to an external hard drive and back up…

Your Mac stores every network password you have ever used. Here are three ways to read them back, from the System Settings panel to Keychain Access and a one-line Terminal command.

Accidental pinches on the trackpad zoom the whole screen at the worst moments. Here is where the gesture setting lives on Mac and how to switch it off for good.