We who forge words into documents lack anything as powerful as Illustrator or Photoshop are to graphics.
Category Archive: Macs
Memory capacity is a major determinant of your Mac’s performance, and a significant proportion of its cost. But how complex it has become…
I am considering putting some key spreadsheets containing our business accounts into iCloud. But what if I accidentally trash them using my iPad: can I use Time Machine to restore them?
Computers and devices like iPhones and iPads are a fashion market in themselves. Not only have we chosen a fairly exclusive fashion label in Apple, but we engage in all sorts of accessorising too.
Apple has released a security update for Safari, bringing it to version 8.0.6 (Yosemite, OS X 10.10), 7.1.6 […]
Yosemite’s extended search reaches out to Bing, Maps, and more. But how can you get the best out of its local search facility?
The consensus is that Apple’s built-in malware protection is not that hot, and commercial anti-virus tools are next to useless. Does removing Java improve security more?
In my regular commentary written in August 2011, I clocked up my 400th Help section in MacUser. Here is my momentarily smug reflection on that milestone.
Losing documents – cherished photos, or vital work – is tragic, costly, and wastes time. Combat the risk by designing a backup strategy.
A little utility to locate and run the many hidden tools in OS X 10.10 Yosemite.
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