Preview commonly refuses to open PDF documents. This explains why, and how you can work around its bizarre errors and warnings.
Category Archive: Macs
Golden Gate is bringing more than AI. Here are some of the improvements already detailed, some cautions to be aware of, notes on running GG in a VM, Intel support info, and an app update.
How this expresses file sizes, which data it includes, the difference between KB and KiB, how to view more of a file’s metadata, and more.
I hope you enjoyed Saturday’s Mac Riddles, episode 363. Here are my solutions to them. 1: Apparition in […]
Does Lockdown Mode stop writing location metadata to all new images captured by the camera, or does it merely remove it from those photos that are shared?
Apple is addicted to naming features and subsystems in its operating systems, and has named each major version of Mac OS X since Cheetah. Is it seriously intending to leave macOS 27 without a name?
Here are this weekend’s Mac riddles to entertain you through family time, shopping and recreation. 1: Apparition in […]
Without GPS and cellular connections in iPhones, Macs have a more limited choice of methods for estimating their location. Most important and accurate information comes from nearby Wi-Fi access points.
How to find and use the Finder’s Get Info sibling, the Inspector, how to make exact duplicates, a free slideshow without Keynote, and an Easter Egg.
Presents various ways to prevent location data from being revealed to others when sharing or using images created on an iPhone and similar. This is not just for privacy, but to ensure your safety.
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