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You an copy and paste cells in Numbers pretty easily. But there is a lot going on behind the scenes as I found out when creating ClipTools.

The Copy Subject feature of macOS Ventura (also known as the Remove Background feature) is useful in a variety of ways. But did you know it works in Quick Look? In fact, I use it this way every day to make my video thumbnails. So you can basically use Copy Subject without even opening an image file.

Apple now gives us a little insight into the business of the App Store. Let's dive in and see what the data shows.

Had fun creating a somewhat realistic ViewMaster slideshow effect in Keynote for Mac.

Here's more on Pixelmator Pro Clipping masks. This time, I'll use them in iMovie.

Mac Accessibility options offer some alternatives to click-and-drag. One in particular, the three-finger drag, could be useful for those who don't like how window dragging with a Magic Trackpad feels.

While it is easy to highlight text in a PDF with the Highlighting tool, what if you wanted to highlight some text in a photo or screenshot? Just marking it up with a box or arrow could work, but you can also simulate a highlight marker effect with a well-made box or line.

When you are looking at a Finder list of files, you can use your keyboard to jump to a file starting with that letter. But when you use multiple letters or have a non-alphabetical sort, it can be hard to understand why one file is chosen over another.

There are a few interesting settings in the Advanced section that you may want to check out.

You can type Numbers formulas without your mouse or trackpad if you know how to use the Option key to select cells.

Here's a rundown of so many ways you can switch between windows and apps and why each one has its advantages and disadvantages. I even go to a third-party app that many people use just to get an highly customizable solution.

Here how I use drag-and-drop and a click to make it easier to work with save dialogs every day.

Part of my "job" is to check the YouTube comments each day and try to keep up. This can take a lot of time and energy. Here's a sample of what it is like. This includes plenty of bits of info and tips as well.

Take a look at my new office and all of the equipment I use to make the MacMost videos.

A handy link hidden in macOS gives you quick access to the tech specs for your Mac model. You can also find out a lot with the handy and free Mactracker app.

iPadOS 16 was supposed to add the ability to use your Apple Pencil and Scribble to "draw" emoji. Or was it? Could be the feature is just something much simpler.

I no longer have an old-fashioned telephone landline. Yet, my old number and old phones still work the same way. And at a fraction of the cost. Anyone else doing this?

Apple has finally released their Classical Music app for Apple Music subscribers. It looks pretty much like the Music app, but with all other genres gone and things customized to how you would look for and play classical music instead.

I moved to a new office this week and the audio properties of this room are very different than my last. I'm working to reduce the reverb (echo) and while doing so, discovered that measuring reverb is both harder and easier than I thought.

Google Bard is their competitor to ChatGPT. Similar in many ways, one advantage to Bard is to knows what is going on in the world today, not 6 months ago.