Mac Quick Tips

If you’re working in Keynote or Pages, you can create a default shape, table or chart that’s formatted exactly as you want, for use in other projects. Here’s how.

When you copy and paste text into a document, it’s easy to choose whether you want to paste or leave out style along with the text. Check it out.

Is your desktop getting a bit unruly? Here are some fast and easy ways to organize your files and clean up your workspace.

There are some great keyboard shortcuts that can speed up your web browsing experience. Check them out here.

When you create marketing materials on a Mac, all of your logos, photos, and other crucial business assets can be placed right at your fingertips. Watch how easy it is.

If an image file is too large to send, you can actually reduce the image size right from inside Mail and send it on its way. Here’s how it works.

Is your PowerPoint presentation starting to feel a bit stale? Simply import it into Keynote and watch your audience wake up and take notice. Here’s how.

Need to recreate that perfect color in your document or graphic? It’s simple to store a color so you can use it later, without having to hunt and peck.

With a simple keyboard shortcut, you can enlarge or reduce the font size in applications like Mail and Safari. Here’s how.

Did you know you can use your Apple Remote to navigate Keynote presentations and put your computer to sleep? Check it out.

Need a screen shot to use in a presentation or send to a co-worker? Here are 3 easy ways to capture screen images.

A Dictionary and Thesaurus are always nearby when you’re writing in an Apple application. Here’s the easiest way to find the definition or word you need.

Did you know that your favorite font is always just a click away? Here’s how to set it up.

The Dock isn’t the only place you can put the applications and documents you need to access quickly. Try these other locations.

Inspectors help you make quick changes to your projects. But did you know that you can access more than one Inspector at the same time? Here’s how.