Center Stage works with the Apple Studio Display and when using an iPhone as a webcam. But in some situations you want to turn it off. You can, and better still you can control it manually.
Seems like there are too many steps to simply AirDrop a file from your Mac. So here are three methods that can bring that down to fewer steps for those that use AirDrop often.
There are many ways to convert video files from one format to another on your Mac. Often you don't even need to convert at all, but just simply change the file extension.
A new feature in Pixelmator Pro (version 3.5.8) is the ability to edit text in PDF documents. This could be useful, depending on the type of PDF documents you deal with.
You can now select non-contiguous text in Pages by holding down the Command key and selecting characters, words or paragraphs. You can then apply changes to all of the selected text or delete that text.
If your iCloud Drive space is full, then you can clear space by moving files to your local internal drive's storage or an external archive drive. Learn how to do free up space on iCloud Drive.
You can use the FORECAST function to predict values given a list of numbers. You can use this for business forecasts or just for home budgeting and other things.
You can use the say command in the Terminal to turn an article, report or other document into spoken text audio if you need to listen to something rather than read it.
You can easily create fun photo collages using the Freeform app on your Mac.
You can use Undo in almost any app and other situations to take back changes and additions. But how far back does Undo go? And in what situations does it not work?
