If you need to take and markup screenshots often, you don't need a third-party app.
Markdown is a way of writing plain text documents that still accounts for some styling. You can't view Markdown very well in macOS, but a simple Shortcut will let you Quick Look Markdown files and even copy and paste from them with styles.
A new feature of Freeform will make it a nice presentation tool, though one very different from Keynote.
If a photo is part of your Photo's App library, how do you get it out and use it as a regular file?
You can use a few extra keys with the App Switch to hide and quit apps, and even reveal a minimized window.
New sections on the Apple web site aim to help people choose their next Mac, and also easily find documentation for Apple products.
Ever want an extra set of buttons to control your Mac? Add single-press buttons to launch apps or do whatever you want.
A handy Terminal application lets you convert from Word and a variety of other formats to text files and do a variety of other things with documents.
Turns out there is a way for Apple to prefer us to speak or write keyboard shortcuts: Control, Option, Shift, Command. I'll try to follow this from now on.
Learn some Numbers spreadsheet skills by building a simple retirement planning table and chart. Learn how to use basic formulas to calculate how savings will grow with contributions and interest each year.
