60 Second Mac
Summary: GOT A MINUTE? 60 Second Mac brings you brief but hopefully useful how-to videos every week concerning the Mac and other Apple products and related software. Things I've learned in almost 30 years of using the Mac! That way you can quickly learn one cool thing about your Mac or iOS device once a week. You may know a few of them, but probably won’t know all of them! Have a cool Apple tip or trick of your own? Post it or email it in and we might make a podcast out of it!
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- Artist: Whitney Johnson
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Podcasts:
This is a quick tip to cover my first late podcast. Mac’s text selection short cuts.
Here are the shortcut keys I use every day. Try them out for a little while and they’ll become a habit.
How to restore a single file from an Apple Time Machine backup.
A couple of quick Mail app tricks to make it harder for spammers to know you’re there.
Apple’s QuickLook feature works in the Mail application also. Plus I’ll expose the “hidden” toolbar in Mail.
Speed up your web browsing by using the “Tab” feature of your browser.
Simple 2-click way to add an appointment in an email message to your Calendar. With a bonus tip for contacts. Sorry. A copy & paste error on my part made the previous week’s episode play in this week’s podcast. It has been corrected. (Thx Jon!)
How to customize your Finder Dock with the applications and folders you need.
Did you know Apple’s Spotlight search feature can do quick on-the-fly calculations?
It’s easy to customize your toolbars in Safari and Mail. Take a look!
How to take a screen shot of your iPhone (or other iOS device). Got a funny auto-correct text message from a friend? Immortalize it with a screen grab!
Here's a couple of quick things I do to every Mac I use. Set'em and forget'em.
Don't use Apple's Launchpad feature? This is the second best thing. Add an alias of your Applications folder to the Dock for quick access to all your Applications.
Hi and welcome to the first 60 Second Mac podcast! This Finder tip is a quick an easy way to open an application on your Mac without leaving the keyboard.
