🍎 Pages Title Tricks, Built-In Mac Apps , Use Photos Not Files (MacMost 861)

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-- Gary New To Mac? Here Are the Apps Apple Gives You For Free. When you buy a new Mac it comes with a lot of software from Apple. You get a web browser, email client, word processor, spreadsheet app, presentation app, apps for taking notes, keeping track of appointments, a video editor, a music creation app, a photo manager and so much more. For many people, a new Mac may already have everything they need.
Watch at MacMost.com / Watch at YouTube Club MacMost Early Access: 8 Ways To Make Your iPhone Harder To Use If you spend too much time staring at your iPhone's screen, addicted to social media apps or games, you may want to try one or more of these techniques to help you break the habit.
Watch at Patreon Why You Should Stop Storing Photos as Files and Use Mac Photos Instead If you are storing your photos as regular files instead of in the Photos app on your Mac, you are missing out on some great photos-specific features. Here's a quick run-down of why you should be storing your Photos in the Photos app instead.
Watch at MacMost.com / Watch at YouTube Club MacMost Exclusive: Pixelmator Pro 3.7 Shows Apple Is Probably Keeping It Around The new version of Pixelmator Pro adds some Apple Intelligence tools, accessibility improvements and a new RAW format. But most importantly, it shows Apple probably plans to let it just be Pixelmator Pro.
Watch at Patreon 10 Title Design Tricks for Pages Learn how to make your Pages word processing document titles stand out with more than than bold fonts. Find out how to use things like character spacing, fills, drop shadows, borders and more.
Watch at MacMost.com / Watch at YouTube Club MacMost Exclusive: Adding a Move File Function To the Finder While you can use File, Move in many apps, there is no Move function in the Finder. You have to use multiple windows for drag and drop, copy and paste in a different location or use a variety of other methods. But you can add a Move File function using Shortcuts pretty easily.
Watch at Patreon The Tech Enthusiast Hour Podcast: Episode 251AI friends and lovers, Starlink, tech negativity. Subscribe at iTunes... MacMost Recommendations I'm often asked about the software and gadgets I use to produce the MacMost videos and in my work as a developer. So I've compiled a list of the products I use and recommend. Check it out. -- Gary Recommend the MacMost Newsletter Tell your friends about the MacMost newsletter! Send them here (https://macmost.com/newsletter) where they can sign up. Click this link to send them an email. MacMost is an ad-free user-supported website thanks to people like you! For as little as $2/month you can help and for $5/month you can become a member of Club MacMost where I share extra posts, tips, bits of video, and commentary. Club MacMost members also get 50% off all courses at the new MacMost Courses site.
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