Do you prefer a darker background for your text editor? Or maybe a soothing blue or green? Changing the background color of your TextEdit documents can be an excellent way to improve your reading or writing experience on Mac. This blog post will guide you through these steps. Changing the Background Color in TextEdit While…
Among the many features of your Mac’s native TextEdit application, the ability to apply a strikethrough to your text is a tool that is both practical and easy to use. Whether you’re making edits to your work, noting completed tasks on a to-do list, or simply adding a bit of visual interest to your writing,…
TextEdit, the default text editor on Mac, is a powerful tool that allows you to create and edit a variety of file types. While it’s often used for rich text documents, you can also use it to save files in plain text (.txt) format. Here’s how you can do that. How to Open and Create…
In macOS, Activity Monitor is a powerful tool that provides insight into the performance and resource usage of your computer. While you can easily access it through the Finder or Launchpad, you might prefer using Terminal for a faster and more streamlined approach. In this blog post, we’ll guide you through the process of opening…
Activity Monitor is a powerful built-in utility in macOS that allows users to view and manage system processes, memory usage, and network activity. While the graphical interface of Activity Monitor is user-friendly, some advanced users prefer to access it via Terminal, the command-line interface on Mac. In this blog post, we will show you how…
Keeping an eye on your Mac’s network activity can be essential for various reasons, such as diagnosing network issues, managing bandwidth usage, or identifying suspicious connections. Activity Monitor is a built-in utility on macOS that allows you to monitor your Mac’s network usage, including data received. In this blog post, we will show you how…
Creating a text file on a Mac is a simple task. Text files are versatile, lightweight, and easy to create or edit. They’re useful for storing notes, code snippets, or any plain text data. In this blog post, we will explore various ways to create a text file on your Mac using built-in applications. Create…
There may be times when Finder, the default file manager on your Mac, becomes unresponsive or starts to behave unexpectedly. In these cases, you may need to force quit Finder to resolve the issue. This blog post will guide you through the process of force quitting Finder on your Mac, ensuring that you can quickly…
As you work with files and folders on macOS, there are times when you need to share the exact location of a specific file or folder with someone. In this blog post, we provide a comprehensive guide to copying the file path in Finder, offering you multiple methods and additional tips to make your macOS…
Navigating through folders and files using Finder on your Mac can be a breeze if you know the right shortcuts. One such shortcut is the back shortcut, which allows you to quickly navigate back to the previous folder or screen. In this blog post, we will discuss how to use the back shortcut in Mac…
The Finder is an essential part of the macOS user experience, allowing users to navigate and manage files and folders with ease. Customizing the Finder can make it more personalized and visually appealing. In this blog post, we’ll walk you through the process of changing the background color of Finder on Mac. Follow the steps…
Finder is an essential tool on your Mac for browsing and managing your files and folders. One often overlooked but useful feature in Finder is the Path Bar. The Path Bar provides a convenient way to see the full file path of the currently selected item, making navigation and file organization easier. In this blog…