It’s a common occurrence… you have multiple windows open on your desktop and you’re beginning to struggle to find the windows you need quickly. These five short tips will explain how to quickly hide (or show) individual or multiple windows on macOS.
macOS includes several different modes to alter the system’s appearance: Light, Dark and Auto. In this short article we’ll show you how to switch between them.
You can access iCloud Drive from Finder, but for a quick way to see you cloud files you can add a shortcut to the Dock. As the icon for iCloud Drive is inaccessible from the Applications folder, we will show you 2 ways to add this onto the Dock.
The HEY email service also includes HEY World: a place for sharing your ideas, and thoughts with the world. This post will show you how to write and post using HEY World.
Since iPadOS 13 it has been possible to use a mouse and trackpad natively with the iPad. This can really help to speed up workflows and interactivity with productivity apps in particular. Here we will explain how to connect and configure your devices.
When you have multiple applications open at once there are several ways you can switch between these applications efficiently.
Whereas it is a standard feature to rename an individual file, since MacOS X Yosemite (10.10), it has also been possible to rename groups of files at the same time. This post shows you how.
In macOS each file type is opened automatically by a default application. This short blog post will explain how you can change the default application a file opens with.
