Posts By: Gary Rosenzweig

Learn about the new Spilling Arrays functions, LET, LAMBDA and more in the new Numbers 14.4.

If you need to crop an image down to specific dimensions, change it to another file type, or compress it to be under a certain size, you can do that all with Pixelmator Pro relatively easily.

If you have Safari set to ask you where to save a file each time you download it, but it isn't asking, you are not alone. Here are two ways to work around this bug.

The new Mail Inbox Categories feature helps you get through your inbox by dividing messages into separate categories. You can manually control which senders end up in which categories. You also have two ways to view your inbox as it looked before.

Here's a run-down of what is new in macOS 15.4, including a new Image Playground style, new emoji, Passwords two-factor timer and more.

The new Ambient Music feature allows you to add buttons to Control Center or your Lock Screen to quickly start playing music from specific playlists.

If you'd rather avoid third-party image sharing services when quickly sharing a screenshot, here's how to do it using the built-in iCloud Drive sharing.

If you like a clean email inbox, the Mac Mail "Remind Me" feature can help. It allows you to set a reminder in the Mail app for a message that will work to alert you and bring the message back into your inbox even after you archive it.

You can almost completely control the Calculator app on your Mac without the mouse or trackpad. There are even some hidden keyboard shortcuts that can come in handy.

If you are using an input source setting that doesn't match your physical keyboard, it can be hard to figure out how to type some basic characters. Here's how to check to see exactly what character each key on your keyboard maps to.

If you like a clean email inbox, the Mac Mail "Remind Me" feature can help.

You can use Pixelmator Pro to edit your photos directly from the Photos App. You can do simple repairs, or make selections to change only one part of the photo. You can even use layers and store those layers inside your Photos library.

Here's how to use LaunchPad on your Mac, organize it, and customize it.

If you want to focus on a single task to get as much work done as possible, you can use a variety of techniques on your Mac to help.

Since you can edit photos from the Photos app in Pixelmator Pro and then save them in such a way as to retain the layers, you can use this to keep multiple variations of your photo and other elements in a single slot in your Photos library.

Pages allows you to easily create a variety of different types of lists in your document. Knowing a few techniques and shortcuts can help you create even more complex lists that look exactly like you want.

You can use Pixelmator Pro to edit your photos directly from the Photos App. You can do simple repairs, or make selections to change only one part of the photo.

If you need to figure out which items in your Mac Photos Library are taking up the most space, you can't do it in the Photos app. But you can create a simple Shortcut to examine the photos and videos in your library and create an album showing you the largest items.

You can easily send email messages to yourself as a handy reminder, or a record of something. You can also send iMessages to yourself, though it works a little strangely.

If you save a new file or download something and now can't find it, this is the video for you. You'll learn how to save and download files to locations to make them easier to find, and also how to find files you already saved but now can't locate.