The MacMost Newsletter: Issue 882
November 27, 2025
Using similar techniques, you can lift a subject from one of your photos and replace the background with another photo. You can also blur the background of a photo using a variety of techniques.
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In macOS Tahoe you can use Spotlight to access the Menu Bar by searching for the menu item. This adds yet another way to use the Menu Bar with your keyboard.
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The new Preview App on the iPhone can be used to do much more than just view PDF files. You can highlight text, fill out forms, scan directly into Preview, password-protect documents and more.
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A new setting in macOS Tahoe 26.1 allows the users of Finder Column View to force columns to automatically resize to perfectly sit the folder and filenames of those columns.
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You can use the zip command in the Terminal to create a ZIP file, and then add to it or sync it with the original folder you used to create it to update the files inside.
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The Recents list in the Mac Finder is neither just your most recent files, nor does it include exactly what you may be looking for. But by creating your own Saved Searches (Smart Folders) you can have something better. And with a handy hack, you can get it almost perfect.
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I've been trying to learn more about why some screens and cameras are better than others, by reading up on HDR and Color Gamut.
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Some advice on where to put your files on your Mac and how to organize them. Lots of tips for file storage, productivity and archiving.
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I'm often asked about the software and gadgets I use to produce the MacMost videos and in my work as a developer. So I've compiled a list of the products I use and recommend. Check it out. -- Gary
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