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I’m not sure when or where it’s determined, but my screenshots default to being JPEG files. I normally use <Command><Shift><5> (not <4>), so I tried doing a “4” just now. When I pressed

Howdy. For those who follow Apple financials, stock price, and dividends, two days ago Apple reported quarterly results and surprised everybody with a roaringly good quarter Apple stock just hit what

I could see a slight difference in definition of the texture of my couch upholstery between using this feature versus a regular shot. I haven’t tried it beyond that yet! Pat

Howdy. Otto has you on the right track but here's a screen capture of my Terminal window. I just deleted the first snapshot in the list. Once you see the list of snapshots in Terminal do the delete

For anyone interested, I still don't have an answer but I found that putting the phone in Airplane Mode allowed it to charge. I've since restarted the phone and it still exhibits the same behavior

Ha! I guess it all depends on what you're doing. When Adobe Lightroom is churning away importing or exporting a large batch of photos on my MacBook Pro, it routinely gets into the 1000-1500% range,

Generally true, but there are exceptions. For example: Something seemingly I/O rather than processor intensive can get processor intensive if it quickly creates a lot of files, due to Spotlight

HI Which version of Word are you using? If its 2011, The Normal.dotm used by Word 2011 is located in: UserName:Library:Application Support:Microsoft:Office:User Templates I take it that your personal

On Fri, 1 Nov 2019 11:37:42 +0000, Otto Nikolaus via Groups.Io wrote: > On Fri, 1 Nov 2019 at 02:12, Tom_Kirshbaum <tom.kirshbaum@...> wrote: >> Thanks so much for all the great answers. Both

funniest thing i've ever read in this group!

If you’re doing something processor-intensive, you may see transients up to >50%, but basic things like composing/reading email, working on the web, etc., will rarely use more than a few per centage

in activity monitor what percentage of cpu is a red flag? sometimes i see 3% and wonder if that's a problem...i'm guessing it's not.

Howdy. A new photography capability is built into the iPhone 11 called Deep-Fusion. Here's an article. <https://9to5mac.com/2019/11/01/deep-fusion/> Denver Dan

This refers to Word for Macintosh? [|][|][|][|][|][|][|][|][|][|][|][|][|][|][|][|][|][|][|][|][|] iSent from iDan's iPad Air 2019

My guess is that no one had helpful information. Pat Sent from my iPad Pro

Hi again, I posted this back on 20 October and haven’t seen any responses to my query. I’m wondering... is it inappropriate to post this here or is it just that there is no one here who has

Howdy. Debbi, you may be having a problem that is caused by the Optimize Storage feature. The Optimize Storage feature might be turned on and some images could be stored on iCloud Drive instead of

Yes. I didn’t find anything untoward. I think the suggestion to obtain iStat Menus was so I could see readings from temperature sensors, which all seem OK in the hour or so I’ve been monitoring

On Fri, 1 Nov 2019 at 02:12, Tom_Kirshbaum <tom.kirshbaum@...> wrote: > Thanks so much for all the great answers. Both upper-level AppleCare > specialists I spoke with told me the only solution

[email protected]> wrote: Although iStat Menus is not expensive, it's not free. Have you done the obvious and looked at energy usage in Activity Monitor? Otto