Outlook is a great program to use to check email on your Mac, especially if you’re not a fan of Apple Mail. But its recent contacts list can get clogged with old addresses, which then will try to autofill when you’re composing a message. We’ve got the details on how to clean that list out in this article!
How to Check AirPods Battery from Apple Watch
There are approximately a million ways you can check to see how much charge your AirPods have left, from opening the case near your paired iPhone to asking Siri for that info. But if you’re using an Apple Watch with your headphones, then you can use that device to check, too! We’ve got the steps…and a breakdown of how you can verify the charge levels of each AirPod and the case, too.
How to Extract Images from a Pages File on the Mac
Pages, which is Apple’s document-creation program that’s comparable to Microsoft Word, will let you extract all of the images from within a file—but you have to follow a few strange steps to do so. Today’s article is all about how you can do this (and how you can even use these same instructions on Word docs).
How to Merge iCloud Calendars on the Mac
Using iCloud’s color-coded calendar system can be a useful way to separate your events, but if you end up with too many categories, your daily life can look overwhelming! Today we’ve got the details on how to merge calendars if your system has gotten out of control.
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How to Rearrange the Share Menu Icons in iOS
The iOS Share Menu lets you quickly and easily send content from one application to another on your iPhone or iPad. But if you use lots of third party apps, you’ll end up with many unwanted icons. Here’s how to rearrange the Share Menu to position the icons you use most at the front of the list.
How to Draw in Word for Mac
Microsoft Word gives you the ability to highlight parts of your document using drawing tools, and heck, the tools are fun to mess around with anyway. Today’s article will walk you through how to use this feature (and why the buttons might be greyed out and unusable).
How to Keep All Windows When Closing an App on the Mac
Depending on your settings, you Mac may be either closing or keeping all windows (such as Safari tabs or documents in Preview) when you quit your apps. If you’re annoyed by the way your Mac is functioning, though, we’ll tell you how to switch that behavior—whether you want to change it once or forever.
How to Check Warranty Coverage on the iPhone and iPad
iOS 12.2, which was just released, is chock-full of new tidbits both fun and functional. But one of the handiest things you can do is to check the warranty status of your iPhone or iPad right from the device itself, and we’re covering the details today!
How to Change the Dropbox Folder Location on the Mac
Dropbox, the ubiquitous and handy tool for sharing your files and storing them online, has a way you can move its folder location to another place on your Mac or even to an external drive—as long as you’re aware of the potential consequences. We’re going to tell you all about it in this article!
How to Paste Without Formatting in Microsoft Word on the Mac
Whether you’re familiar with the Mac’s “Paste and Match Style” command or not, then this tip will be useful to you; Microsoft Word has a couple of unique additions to this handy feature. And heck, if you’re not aware of “Paste and Match Style” at all, then boy…have we got a trick for you!