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!
Prevent Unexpected Shutdowns: Change What the Power Buttons Do in Windows 10
When you push the power button on your PC case, your PC shuts down. This can be incredibly annoying if you pressed the button by accident or, more typically, if it was pressed by a curious young child or pet while you’re in the middle of a work or gaming session. Here’s how to prevent this from happening again by changing what the power buttons do in Windows 10.
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 Use Reading View in Microsoft Edge for Windows 10
Want a better way to read articles in Microsoft Edge? Check out Reading View, a mode that strips away all of a website’s ads, social media, and special formatting for a distraction-free reading experience. Here’s how to use it in Windows 10.
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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 to Find Your iPhone Serial Number, UDID, and IMEI
There are several important identifiers unique to your iPhone or iPad that you may need to know at some point. These include your device’s serial number, UDID, and IMEI. Here’s what these numbers mean and how to find them.
iOS 12 Lets You Search by Lyrics in Apple Music
iOS 10 brought song lyrics to the Music app and now iOS 12 is introducing the ability to include song lyrics in search results. So if you can only remember the catchy chorus of that one song you can search for the lyrics in the iOS 12 Music app and find what you’re looking for without needing to head to the web first.
64-bit Mode: How to Prevent 32-bit Apps From Running on Your Mac
Apple is planning to remove support for 32-bit apps in macOS, but if you’re ready for the future, you can enable a 64-bit-only mode on your Mac right now. Here’s how to do it, as well as why you may want to hold off on killing 32-bit apps so soon.
32-bit Apps: What to Do If an App ‘is Not Optimized for Your Mac’
Have you recently seen a warning from Apple that a particular app or game is “not optimized for your Mac?” If so, this means that at least one of the apps installed on your Mac is 32-bit only, and Apple is in the process of requiring apps to move to 64-bit. Here’s how to check if you have 32-bit apps installed on your Mac, and what to do if you find some.
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!