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It’s really helpful, Randy Thanks very much Julie Julie Pickard London UK wordsetc@...

Thanks for those tips. I’m going to try the InfoClick app that Jim suggested, but these are good to have handy as well. ?? Karen organizing my iMac to the Nines999

oooooo - thank you!! This looks pretty perfect. I’m going to give it a try. ?? Karen organizing my iMac to the Nines999

I kept a careful eye on my iPad charge yesterday. Charged it up in the morning to 100%. That held for a while, but once it started going down, it started going down quickly. I was not on it for very

Howdy. Karen, one of the reasons that I use GyazMail instead of Apple's Mail app is that GyazMail has much better filters and rules. However, Apple's Mail has improved in recent versions in this area.

Obviously, I misspoke in an earlier answer. Dan is entirely correct. Any easy way to overwhelm a Time Machine backup drive is to update a tiny text file in a 100 GB virtual machine file once a day,

Sure. Use a better search tool ? InfoClick can do this. It’s built from the ground up to do complex searches in Apple Mail, and it comes with an incredibly well organized and logical user guide.

Thanks! Great tip! I'm also debating on whether to add Mail add-ons. ___________________________________________ Randy B. Singer Co-author of The Macintosh Bible (4th, 5th, and 6th editions) Macintosh

Howdy. Starting March 1, 2020, there was a big jump in email problems with Gmail. Here's a Gmail web site that shows problems. Click the Live Outage Map to see a world map of outage hot spots.

thank you for that explanation. -karen

HI Randy, Excellent site and resource. Thank you. I suggest adding Nisus InfoClick (https://nisus.com/InfoClick/) under the Apple Mail Utilities. Great search capabilities. Paul MacTech Services --

I just put up a new Web site. Apple's Mail under Catalina has a nasty bug that causes it to lose data. Some users have been looking for an alternative. I created a page listing all of the available

Howdy. This longish quotation may answer your question. I didn't post the link because I think the original post was on a Scandinavian language site and part was perhaps in Swedish. But this part in

Is it possible the popup saying that you need to subscribe was for something in Chrome, and not iTunes, since your Mac was frozen by Chrome and not iTunes, even though your attention was towards

As I recall, when I got first generation AirPods, the instructions say that to pair with an iPhone you merely have to open the case near the phone, but to pair with something else you have to push the

This is what I have done so far. I erased the LaCie drive (after backing up up my iMac to a drive connected to my Airport Extreme which took FOREVER!) using Disk Utility. Then I turned off Filevault

I have had a similar experience with my iPad mini 4 recently. I went to Settings/Battery (using iOS 13) and found that I had opened VPN and it was left on, so I am assuming that it was running in the

If you haven’t already done it, take a look at Settings>Battery to see if you can determine what is causing the drain if it’s software related. Pat Sent from my iPad Pro

billgr0248 wrote: You could get the (free) BackupLoupe: <https://www.soma-zone.com/BackupLoupe/> which gives you visual insight into what Time Machine has been doing and the sizes of your Time Machine

KarenP wrote: “Closing it” turns off the screen. It does NOT turn off anything else (e.g., Wifi, background apps, …). You could try turning Wifi OFF before closing it, OR putting it in Airplane