OS X Mavericks installation might stuck with “About 0 seconds remaining” message. Usually this happens due to slow, lost or disconnected of internet connection and this is nothing to be worried about. Most of the time you just need to wait and the installation process will continue in the background. Read More
If you are new on MacOS, you might find immediately that the delete key is not present or is not in the same place as in a Windows PC. Also, it has a different behavior in some cases.
Delete Key
The Delete key on Mac is represented with an arrow (backspace) or simply with the “delete” word. It does and doesn’t act the same way as the Backspace and Delete keys on a PC. Normally hitting Delete on a Mac will work as a Backspace key. To Forward Delete, normal action of the Delete key on a PC, you have to hold down the fn key and then hit the Delete key. To Delete a File or something once selected sometimes the Mac Delete keys Deletes it and at other times it does nothing other then give you a Chime/Sound no matter what other key you hold down. This is the case with deleting files in Finder. As in Windows the delete key actually deletes whatever is selected all the time.
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If you ever set your trackpad secondary click as bottom left click, you might get into some trouble with how you use your mouse. In order to get back tou default settings, use tour bottom right left click as a normal click instead and go to: Read More
All Macs have an ambient light sensor that is used to auto-adjust your display brightness. If you don’t want to use this function and set the brightness manually you can simply: Read More
If you are using Mac and you get your photos sync via iCloud, you are usually open/view the photos in the Photos app. If you need to modify a photo using the Preview tool you have to:
1. Export your photo from Photo App to your local drive (File -> Export -> Export 1 Photo…) Read More