Outlook for Mac is a great program, but if you want to use Apple’s built-in applications instead, then you may have to export the contacts Outlook has saved into its “On My Computer” group and import them into the Contacts app. (And no, Outlook’s “Export” command won’t work properly. Bummer.) We’ve got your instructions here!
How to Set Expiration Dates for Shared Google Drive Files
With the paid version of G Suite, Google’s package of apps for organizations, you can set expiration dates on files that you share, meaning that you can control who sees your stuff and when. We’ve got all of the instructions in this article!
Apple Mail: How to Include Only Selected Text in Email Replies
Apple Mail is a great program, and the way it handles quoted text in replies is one thing that makes it so awesome. If you only want to include part of the original message in your reply to the sender, then you have to learn how! We’ve got the instructions in this article.
Photos for Mac: Add Images to an Album With a Keyboard Shortcut
Apple has graciously provided us with a way to add to an album in Photos using a keyboard shortcut—but only if it was the last album we created (or modified). We’ve got the scoop on this weird but useful feature.
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How to Stop Apple Pay From Appearing on the iPhone Lock Screen
We like Apple Pay a lot, but if it’s getting invoked on your lock screen because of an accidental double-click, you might not be such a fan. In this article, we’ll go over how to disable this functionality!
How to See What’s Taking up All of Your Google Storage Space
If you haven’t checked lately to see how much space your Google Drive, Google Photos, and Gmail messages are taking up, then you really should. Before, you know, the disaster of not being able to get email occurs, especially since that always seems to happen at the worst possible time! We’ll tell you how to check—and how to upgrade your storage if necessary.
How to Change the Default Font in Microsoft Word for Mac
Microsoft Word’s default font—Calibri—may not be your cup of tea. Maybe you prefer serif fonts. Maybe you don’t know what a serif font is, but you hate Calibri anyway. Maybe you’re just the biggest fan of Helvetica that has ever lived. No matter your reason, we’ll tell you how to change the default font in Word for Mac!
Here Are Two Ways to Print Multiple Files at Once in macOS
If you ever need to print multiple documents from your Mac, don’t waste time opening them up one-by-one and initiating the print manually. Instead, here are two methods built into macOS that let you print multiple files at once with just a few clicks.
How to See Additional Options in Control Center on the iPhone
Within Control Center on your iPhone or iPad, you can access some nifty hidden options, such as turning on Night Shift or your personal hotspot. In today’s article, we’ll go over how to do just that!
How and Why to Set Up an Offsite Backup for Your Mac
Offsite backups are critically important, not just for redundancy, but because they ensure that if something happens to your house, you’ll still have all of your photos and documents. Today, we’ll go over how to pick a scheme for your offsite backups and some things to think about before you get started!