Austin Mac Works Blog: macOS

Apple’s Photos app on the Mac can identify thousands of different objects in your photos, so it’s easy to find photos based on their content. You can find objects (cars and trains), scenery (beaches and forests), and even some events (weddings and parades). This is...

Did you know that you can turn on certain Mac features by sliding the pointer to a corner of the screen? Learn how now at Austin MacWorks.

Learn how you can copy a file’s path name on your mac to help others locate files. This handy tip will make your life much easier!

Apple makes it easy to look up information about any word you can see on your Mac, in nearly any app.

MacOS has a solution for those people who like to save in-progress documents to the Desktop and keep current project folders there, all those windows get in the way. Learn more now at Austin MacWorks.

It’s not unheard of for your Mac’s Finder to freeze, freak out, or otherwise stop responding properly. Now at Austin MacWorks, learn how to fix this uncommon but frustrating problem.

At Austin MacWorks now, learn how you can take advantage of a few special techniques that make working with the Mac’s Trash faster and easier.

Snazzy shadowed text probably isn’t appropriate for your company’s annual report, but if you’re whipping up a flyer for a birthday party, you might want to jazz up the text with a drop shadow. You can do that in most Mac apps that support macOS’s system-level Fonts...

By default, Notes in macOS gives you a single window, with each note listed in a sidebar. But what if you want to see two notes at once? Learn more!