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I thought that I had sent this, but I don't see it in groups.io. Hopefully this is not a repeat! ? Every once in a while, I've encountered a problem renaming files in both Numbers' and Pages'

Another vote for Grand Perspective and for Burn, although I haven’t used the latter for a long time. Otto

I’ve been referring to Randy’s list for many, many years. I found many programs that I use routinely on this list and many more that I needed for just that one time! Here are a couple not on the

I appreciate the time and effort you put into this.

My pleasure! I’m gratified that you find the site useful. I had thought that at a certain point before this I would find it hard to keep on finding new free apps to add to the page, but they keep on

That's a lovely list of apps to investigate! Thanks for taking the time to vet new apps and maintain a constantly changing list. I've found your app lists very interesting. It's fun searching through

Hi everyone! When I decided to put my database of the very best free software for the Macintosh on a Web site for everyone, I had no idea that I'd be filling an unfilled niche and that the site would

Just in case anyone is interested in updating the storage in a Mac Mini M4, I have completed the installation in two machines that I wrote about earlier. The first SSD drive I bought from

The Hearing widget is used to view the status of hearing devices and to adjust their settings. I've attached a screenshot of what that looks like on my iPad Air 4. In that widget, the volume control

And, I’ll revise my own report, because my M3 MacBook Pro, still running Sonoma 14.7.5, because, well, I used to LIVE in Sonoma County, now shows an ear in my MenuBar just to the left of the

I call that knowing your audience. Eye candy for the kids and assistive software for those who need it. Brent On my late 2012 Mac mini running 10.15.7

It's back! ?This week I applied the iPadOS 18.4 update and discovered that, when I'm wearing my HAs, Control Center's sound icon is finally back to an ear wearing a hearing aid. ?I've attached a

Quicktime and Photos have a trim function that should work with a .mov file.

Quicktime can do this for you. Open the file. Go to >Edit>Trim. Use the yellow sliders on each end to drag and highlight the section you want. Hit the “Trim” button in the lower right. This

I don't edit videos, but you could try this short tutorial: Learn How To Use iMovie In 5 Minutes https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ktNKnAmVfUM

I have a .mov file that’s too big to send. I only need about the first 10 sec. I need to chop it up. The “help” for this file type is incomprehensible. Any ideas? TIA Julian Thomas

I’ll answer my own question. Yes, completed activities ARE stored on the watch, AND a notation shows whether or not the activity has been synced to other devices. I typically use the Strava app

I use my Apple watch to track sleep stages at night, and this morning I forgot to put it on the charger before going out for a 5 mile walk/climb. The watch started with barely a 10% charge on its

Julian, - what device? - what OS? - what app and library? - what exactly does the lockout message say? If you get enough lockout messages in a short enough time span, you will have to do a long

I’ve done this several times and it locks almost immediately when I try a library download. Each time I go into the penalty box for longer. Someone suggested waiting a while before the download. Any