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Thanks, Otto, I’ll give it a try. Jim

One more to try: Free Office <https://www.freeoffice.com/en/>. Otto

I have googled this issue quite a bit, and have tried every solution I have found. Most involve importing the document into Pages and exporting to PDF from there, but Pages messes up the formatting of

Howdy. Randy, Jim, and Dave did very good responses to this article. I've been dealing with Macintosh since 1985 and used to be a bit of a virus expert. It's difficult to keep up with malware because

The article is from a non-Macintosh-concerned Web site, and it cites a company that wants to sell you anti-virus software. Even at that, the article says: "And if you know what you're doing on the

AFAIK, fast-charge capable iPhones indeed need no more than 18W for best speed. But fast-charge capable iPads with USB-C connector can use more; according to this test, up to about 35W for a 2018 iPad

Daniel Settles wrote: Mine are Aukey 18w PD charger. A little cube with one slanted side, and a fold-out plug. Charging speed is significantly faster than an “iPad” charger, but I haven’t timed

Howdy. Jim, do you have the brand mentioned in the article? RAVpower IIRC? What's your opinion of it and of charging speed? Denver Dan

Daniel Settles wrote: I have 2 or 3 of these; I got the first one around a year ago, I think. -- Jim Saklad jimdoc@...

Howdy. Interesting article about a new charger technology that we all may soon hear more about. Tech is called GaN or Gallium Nitride. It replaces larger components with smaller ones.

DavidU wrote: While the word “virus” does occur in the article, each time that it is used correctly, it refers to Windows viruses. Similarly for the MalwareBytes article it refers to. I also did a

To be clear, this article refers to Malware threats which FYI are NOT the same thing as viral threats. We don’t dispute the fact that there is Malware on Macs, but there still are no credible viral

In the past members of this group have said there are no viral threats to Macs, but this article suggests that has changed.

That’s also true with the 15” Retina MacBook Pros as well. Christopher PS Duplex prints on both sides of the paper.

Daniel Settles wrote: And the ones that DON’T (<grin>) can get an Ethernet adapter for the Thunderbolt port. -- Jim Saklad jimdoc@...

Begin forwarded message: That is a color inkjet all-in-one (printer/scanner/copier), so I'm assuming that you want another color inkjet all-in-one to replace it. For inkjet printers I recommend Canon.

Well, yes and no. The newest 16” MBP does not have an Ethernet port per se; an adapter is required to connect the machine to an ethernet cable. Same deal for HDMI. Bill

Howdy. USB can be very convenient. Ethernet is a networking system with wires. ALL Macs have an Ethernet port. It's very easy to set up. Plug and play. D

I am at the Apple Store now. There are limitations to the free stuff. It’s Apple + that is free. Stay away with anything with a price on it to avoid getting charged. Thanks, all. b

I would give Apple support a call at 1-800-275-2273. Pat Sent from my iPad Pro2