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Can it be in an email attachment? If so, you can easily create it in a word processor. If your friend doesn’t have the same word processor, then export it to a portable format. For example, here is

Thanks, Christopher. For the typo correction. Happy Holidays, everyone. As far as moving over my contents from the former iTunes, life got in the way. Or in this case, death. I found a friend

Merry Christas to you and everyone on this group!

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The word is “breathe” Brent!! (Oooooooooooo…..I love giving Brent a hard time! ??) Merry Christmas Brent!! How the music transfer going?? cjc

Fancy it up first if you like (fonts, special effects, etc.). Take a screen shot, open in Preview, and rotate, then save. See below. Bill ?

The most volatile topic in my household the past few years has been my “addiction” to riding a racing road bicycle. Montana’s official and unofficial postures with respect to bicycles on public

One would think so, but I thinks it helps to know what scams others are seeing at the moment. That way, if you get one yourself, you will automatically know. -- Bev in TX

That is like reminding someone to breath. Is there ever a time we don’t have to be alert to phishing attacks? Or other spam?

SOMEWHERE in our home, there’s a 13” inch MacBook Pro from 2017. We’ve not been able to find it for about 3 months, and FindMy can’t help because its battery is exhausted. And, of course, it

Wishing you all a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. Otto

This is a reminder to be alert to phishing attacks… I just received a message, purportedly from iCloud, telling me that my account needs to take immediate action (as if my account could take any

Bev in TX wrote: Correct. Fingerprinting suspects was ruled as NOT unconstitutional decades ago, and as a consequence utilizing a fingerprint, or, by extension, other biometrics, is permissible. But

All the more reason not to store your driver’s license, ID, or auto insurance on your phone. I use to travel for work and often had to drive 2 hours for the last leg of the trip. Often thru areas

?I recently read that in parts of the USA, if you use biometrics on your devices, then the police can legally use your biometrics to access your data without a search warrant. But they can’t force

I have a completely unfounded and probably silly belief that hackers are more likely to break into the security protections on my browser than 1Password. So I don’t store anything in something that

Passwords, credit card completion and secure notes are all things I use in macOS and iOS, and they cover all my devices, regardless of where I create them, but I assume they won’t work with non

On iPadOS 18.2, Apple’s Passwords app does not automatically handle credit card info. You can turn on Credit Cards in the iPadOS Settings app > Apps > Safari > Autofill You enter card info in

I am on iPadOS and iOS 18.2, with the new Passwords app. The following article says that 1PW lets you create custom fields for each entry, but that Apple Passwords app can't import those custom fields

I have used password managers to store all kinds of info like frequent flyer info for planes, hotels and retailers. Also auto VINS, family personal info, serial numbers of expensive belongings, like a