Macs are sold in more than 100 countries around the world, many of them with different languages. These extra languages can take up a surprising amount of...

Sometimes you have something on your Mac that you really need on your iOS device, and sometimes it's the other way around. Improvements in iOS’s handling of...

Everyone has some files that they don't want other people to see. They may be important business documents, tax returns, health information or anything else...

If you need to resize a load of images at once, Adobe's Bridge image processor has long been the way to go. The image processor, however, is capable of much...

Keynote has set the standard for presentation software ever since it was originally released in 2003. But until recently, you could only use it on a Mac or...

In previous tutorials, I've shown you how to speed up your workflow by remapping your underused Caps Lock key, using LaunchBar to launch applications with a...

The OS X built-in spell check is great, but it is not complete. It often does not include technical terms or brand names. If you routinely use words that...

Dodging and burning, the selective brightening and darkening of areas of an image, is one of the oldest forms of image manipulation. While analogue...

Until OS X Mavericks, a replacement Finder application was a must for most power users. Basic features like tabs were missing from OS X’s default...

TotalSpaces2 from BinaryAge is the, self-described, "ultimate grid spaces manager". It is built on top of OS X's Mission Control and provides a great deal of...

For both power users and luddites alike, moving from a Windows PC to a Mac can be a confusing leap. In the previous tutorial, Alex talked about The 5 Things...

With password breaches, like Adobe's recent loss of up to 130 million passwords, becoming all too common, now is a very good time to conduct an audit of your...