The Mac category area covers all things on the Mac platform.
In my previous article on the Font Book App in macOS I covered it’s basic functionality. The macOS has had a version of Font Book for several releases, but I am not so sure people really use it much. The professionals use third party font programs that are way more sophisticated than Font Book.
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Now that Apple has distributed the iTunes functions to three independent Apps, you may be wondering in which of the new Apps do I access certain things. In other words, where is my stuff going to be
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Apple is discontinuing the “Back To My Mac” feature in the macOS as of July 1. Mac users could use “Back To My Mac” to remotely connect to other Mac computers.
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Even at this late hour I still come across Mac people that have not setup their Photos App in macOS. They are still using an older version of the OS and just trying to make iPhoto work for them. I think for most Mac users the Photos App is inevitable.
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There are all kinds of features Apple has placed inside the macOS. One of those features is *Extensions* either built into an App like Safari or available to all Apps through System Preferences. *Extensions* are is a very cool feature
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Holy mouse buttons folks! Yesterday I mentioned the new macOS version Catalina from the Apple Keynote. During the presentation some of the major features of Catalina were mentioned, but there was not a ton of detail
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I have had several articles on Apple’s Mail App of late. But, I also know there are more and more people opting for third party Email Apps to handle their mail needs. I am one of those people using Spark and Airmail.
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Maintaining a good security profile on our Macs and iOS devices is pretty much a given now days. Good Wi-Fi security should be included in all this as well.
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