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How to Create a Responsive Email Newsletter Using Mail Designer Pro 2 for Mac

Wondering how subscribers read your email newsletter in their mobile devices? Here’s a tool to create responsive newsletters in Mac without coding.

Irradiate – Block iTunes Radio Advertisements on Mac and iOS for Free

iTunes Radio is a great, except for the advertisement that show up intermittently. Luckily, you can use Irradiate to block the advertisement totally. Let’s check it out.

How To Recover Missing Hard Drives In Finder [Mac]

Sometime, there are issues that prevent connected hard drives from showing in the Finder sidebar. Here are two ways to fix the problem.

How to Easily Turn Your Computer Into an Internet Kiosk

If you have the needs to install an Internet kiosk in your shop, or home, here is a little hack to easily turn your existing computer into an Internet kiosk.

How to Mount Amazon S3 in Mac Finder

Do you want to mount Amazon S3 in Mac Finder so you can easily sync and backup files? Here are two ways to do so.

Quicksand: Sync Your Recently Opened Files Automatically [Mac]

Quicksand is a useful tool for Mac that automatically sync your recently opened files to the cloud so you can continue to edit your files on another device.

How To Use Markup in OS X Yosemite

One of the new features in OS X Yosemite is the Markup feature in Mail, which allows you to perform edits and annotations to a PDF or image file. Here’s how it works.

How to Make a Bootable OS X 10.10 Yosemite Installation Drive

If you own multiple Macs, you can just download one copy of OS X Yosemite, create a bootable USB drive and install on all of them. Here’s how to do it.

How to Fix Dual Boot Issue with OS X Yosemite and Ubuntu

If you have previously dual-booted your OS X with Ubuntu, and you have upgraded to Yosemite, you will lose the dual boot. Here is the solution to fix the dual-boot issue.

iTunes 12 – Has It Changed for the Better?

As part of the overhaul of OS X, there is also a radical redesign of iTunes 12. Let’s check it out and see if it has changed for the better.

How to Include System Files in OS X Searches [Quick Tips]

By default, you won’t be able to search for system files in OS X’s Finder or Spotlight. Here is a quick and simple way to search for system files in Finder.

The Best FTP Clients (Free and Paid) for Your Mac

There are plenty of FTP clients for Mac users. Some are simple while others require a fee. Here we have complied a list of the best FTP clients for Mac.

How to Batch Convert Text Files to Other Formats in Mac (Via the Terminal)

A lot of you might have your own method to convert a text file to another format. Here’s a simple way to batch convert text files to other format in Mac. Check it out.

How to Remove Duplicate Entries from Context Menu on Your Mac

When you install a new application in Mac OS X, it might add several entries to the context menu. Here’s how to remove duplicate entry from context menu.

Reset OS X Account With the Terminal In Single-User Mode

Have you tried all means to reset your OS X password without any success? The last resort to reset OS X account is via the use of Terminal Single User mode. Let check it out.

How to Create a Partition on Your Mac

By default, your Mac comes only with a single partition and all the OS and your files are stored in it. Here is how you can create partition on Mac, for backup or for dual-booting purpose.

10 Interesting Easter Eggs in Mac You Probably Don’t Know

Did you know that your Mac has come preloaded with a ton of easter eggs? Here are 10 interesting easter eggs in Mac that you can check out yourself.

Do Your Foreign Language Translations on Your Mac Desktop With iTranslate

For foreign language translation, iTranslate is 1,000 times easier to use than other tools. It has sped up my translating and made it feel less of a drag.

The 8 Best Apps to Install First When Buying a New Mac

Got a new Mac, but have no idea which apps to install? Here are the 10 software apps you need to install when buying a brand new Mac computer.

How to Remotely Wipe a Mac

In very unfortunate cases when your Mac is stolen or lost, you can make use of the remote actions to remotely wipe your Mac so others can’t access your data. Here’s how it works.

How to Take a Screenshot of the Login Screen on Mac

The default screen capture tool in Mac OS X is pretty nifty, except that it doesn’t allow you to take screenshot of login screen. Here is how you can overcome the limitation.

How to Block and Report iMessage Spam Messages to Apple

If you received plenty of spam messages on imessage, follow this steps to block and report iMessage Spam messages to Apple.

OS X Pages Easter Egg: Access Steve Jobs’ Speeches in Pages

One of Steve Jobs famous speeches is the one he presented in Stanford University, named “Stay Hungry, Stay Foolish”. If you have missed it, you can access it in OS X Pages.

How to Use Facebook Chat in OS X’s Messages App

The usual way to access Facebook chat is via the Facebook website. In Mac, you can easily add Facebook Chat to the message app and access it from the desktop.

How to Easily Put Your Mac’s Display to Sleep

There may be many moments when you want to simply turn off your Mac’s display without shutting down the entire system. Here are a few ways to do it.

Add A Custom Message To Your Mac’s Login Screen

Apple introduced a feature back in OS X 10.7 Lion which allows the user to add custom text to your Mac’s login screen. Here’s how you can do so.

How to Easily Drag Text to Copy and Create Text Clippings in OS X

It is easy to use Cmd + C/ Cmd + V to copy/paste, but do you know you can do the same simply by dragging and dropping the selected text?

How to Turn Your Favorite Web App Into a Native Mac App

Some people prefer to use a native app rather than accessing a web app in the browser.Here is how you can turn your favorite web apps into native Mac apps.

Prepare Your Mac For OS X 10.10 Yosemite Upgrade

OS X Yosemite is still in beta, but that doesn’t mean you can’t prep your Mac for the upgrade. Here are the steps to prepare your Mac for Yosemite upgrade.

All You Need to Know About Apple’s New Programming Language – Swift

Apple released a new programming language – swift – back at WWDC 2014, here is what you need to know about it.

Dual Boot OS X Yosemite And Mavericks On Mac

If you want to try out OS X Yosemite, but don’t want to overwrite the existing installation, here is how to dual-boot OS X Yosemite and Mavericks on your Mac.

Will Your Mac Run OS X 10.10 Yosemite?

With Apple having announced the next version of OS X – Yosemite, you will probably be wondering – will my Mac run Yosemite? Check out the list here for the answer.

OS X Mavericks Vs. Yosemite – A UI Elements Comparison

Apple released the beta version of OS X Yosemite and totally revamped the UI. Here’s a comparison of Yosemite’s UI elements vs that of OS X Mavericks. Check it out.

Download These Official iOS 8 and OS X 10.10 Yosemite Wallpapers Right Now [Quick Tips]

Along with the latest beta versions of iOS 8 and OS X Yosemite is a range of beautiful wallpapers. The good thing is, they are now available to download for all.

How To Try OS X Yosemite Beta For Free

Today, we’ll be showing you how to sign up for the OS X Beta Seed Program, and to download and install OS X Yosemite beta on your Mac.

What’s New in OS X Yosemite

Every year Apple introduces exciting new changes at the WWDC. This year is no different. The following are the exciting new changes to OS X Yosemite.

How to Configure Your Mac to Work with Google DNS or OpenDNS

One of the main reasons for using Google DNS is that it speeds up your Internet connection. Here’s how you can configure your Mac to work with a Google DNS.

How to Clear and Manage “Recent Places” In OS X

Don’t like the choices in the Recent Places in OS X? Here’s how to clear out that list, manage it, and set the number of entries in Recent Places.

How to Fix Wrong Hard Drive Data Usage Calculation in OS X

Occasionally, your Mac will show the wrong storage info of your hard drive. Here is how you can fix wrong hard drive data usage calculation on OS X.

How to Fix Missing Users Folder In OS X 10.9.3 Mavericks

The latest OS X 10.9.3 Mavericks update came with a new missing Users folder bug. If you are affected by this, here’s the fix to restore your Users folder.

How to Easily Fix a Mac Stuck in Expose View

The Expose feature in Mac allows you to view all open applications at once. However, there is a bug in Mac that cause Expose to stuck. Here’s the fix.

Tips to Manage the Privacy Settings in OS X

If you have added Facebook and Twitter to your Mac, you might want to change the privacy settings so other apps don’t post to your accounts without you knowing.

How to Share Reminders in OS X

Apple launched the Reminders app in OS X 10.8 Mountain Lion. If you are a regular user of Reminders and to-do list, here is how you can share reminders in OS X.

How to Enable and Use the OS X Character Viewer on Your Mac

The OS X keyboard offers additional characters available via the modifier keys. Here is how to enable and use them through the character viewer.

How to Easily Revert an Accidental Language Change in OS X

Mistakenly have an OS X language change to something unknown? No issues, we’ve got you covered. Follow these two methods to revert back your language.

How to Easily Add Emoticons to File Names in OS X

Have you ever wanted to add emoticons to file names on your Mac? This article walks you through the steps of doing this.

How to Remove the Account Picture from Your OS X User Account

In the “Users and Groups” section of “System Preferences,” you can change this account picture to a different built-in one, or you can also use a new photo.

How To Easily Password Protect PDF Files In OS X

If you’re using a PDF document with some sensitive information, the easiest method to password protect it is to simply encrypt the PDF file.

How To Create A Dynamic Resizable Disk On OS X

Looking to create a dynamic resizable disk for file distribution or storage on your system, external media or on a local network server. Follow this tutorial.

How to Get OS X Betas Legally Without a Developer Account

Previously, you will need to pay to access the beta version of OS X. Now, with the new OS X Beta Seed Program, you can download OS X beta for free. Let’s check it out.

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