Austin Mac Works Blog: macOS

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!

On the Mac, whenever you want to fill a drawing with color, colorize some text, or format spreadsheet cells in color, you need to use the Colors window, more generally called the color picker.

Get MacOS Sierra soon before High Sierra ships or you might not be able to download Sierra

Yosemite has a predictive text feature that brings up word suggestions when you’re typing up a sentence.

Sometimes your Mac’s PRAM becomes scrambled and needs to be reset.