Are you trying to convert an image to a JPEG format on your Mac but don’t know how to go about it? Fear not! Whether you have a PNG, TIFF, BMP, or any other type of image file, it’s quite easy to convert it to a JPEG using the tools that macOS provides. In this…
There are many instances when you need to compare two text files on your Mac — be it comparing versions of a document, checking changes in code files, or verifying data. macOS provides built-in utilities and additional software solutions for file comparison. This guide will walk you through various methods to compare text files on…
macOS has a feature-rich set of accessibility tools built into its operating system, and one such feature is Text-to-Speech. Most users might interact with it through Siri or Accessibility options in System Settings. However, did you know you can also use this feature directly from the Terminal? In this blog post, we’ll delve into how…
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…
Hidden folders in macOS serve as an important component of the operating system, as they store essential system files and preferences. In most cases, these hidden folders remain unseen to prevent accidental modification or deletion. But, certain situations might require you to access these folders, such as troubleshooting, application configuration, or file recovery. In this…