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The cropping tool in Mac Photos can be used to remove portions of a photo or recenter it on what is important.

You can use the Table Of Contents functionality in Pages for more than just a basic table of contents. You can also use it as an index to content like images, illustrations, tables and charts as long as you set up and maintain your paragraph styles.

You can easily have your Mac read selected text out loud. You can select the voice and speed. You can add a keyboard shortcut and have it highlight text so you can follow along.

Quick Look is a powerful previewing tool built right into macOS. You can use it to view and sometimes work with files without opening them in an app.

The slideshows you can make in the Photos app force many choices on you. But by using the free Keynote app you can build simple video slideshows and only enhance them with transitions and text that you like.

The screenshot tool in macOS does a lot of things very well, but highlighting text isn't one of them. But you can still do it using many different techniques.

If you are looking for a quick way to get up to speed with Mac Numbers, this tutorial takes you through the basics in just 5 minutes. Learn how to use sheets and tables to store data, sort and filter. Learn how to use formulas for calculations.

Set up the Medical ID and Emergency SOS features of your iPhone today so those features are ready to help you when you need them.

Happy Birthday Apple! Here's a personal look back at some of the best Apple products.

The Stocks app has no way to import a list of Stocks, but you can use Shortcuts to do it. Learn some Shortcuts skills with this simple project.

You can use Freeform to manage your tasks in a very different way than you would in Reminders or Notes. You can use the infinite 2D space to group and move items, add symbols, relationships and connection lines. You can create kanban boards or place tasks on a quadrant chart or matrix.

Here are 9 new features and changes you'll find in macOS 26.4 including Apple Creator Studio Content Hub support in Freeform, battery limit settings, and new Emoji characters.

The new low-cost MacBook is making many people wonder if they should get the MacBook Neo or an iPad. They are actually very different in many ways, but mostly in that only one is a Mac and runs macOS and Mac apps.

Get up to speed on macOS Spotlight quickly with this guide. Learn the basics plus a few critical tips to get the most from Spotlight on your Mac.

There are many small ways to customize and use the Mac Finder that may get rid of small annoyances. Check out these settings and techniques.

If you just bought a MacBook Neo here are some tips for using it, including some unique features that make it different from other MacBooks.

Learn some Pixelmator Pro skills by building a photo collage template. Add placeholders for photos with frames, shadows and masking. Save the file to make it ready to be used over and over again.

Here's my full review of the new MacBook Neo. How is the MacBook Neo different than other MacBooks? How does it perform and what are the downsides? Is the MacBook Neo right for you?

Watch as I use the MacBook Neo to work with documents, open files, push it to the limit with browser tabs, build and export audio and video, and more.

You can easily connect multiple displays to your Mac. Once you do, there are many ways to set them up and arrange them, and many options for how you can work.