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Jim wrote: If I had your situation I'd check out Louis Rossman's service at https://rossmanngroup.com/ as he is very good and will not rip you off. JC > > >

And how was that helpful, Brent?

Let me reply with two stories. The first, some medical cures were not as safe as once thought. They used to "cure" syphilis. They used to have the patient swallow mercury. It was "safe" because it did

And have you got more available room?

Tim, I debated whether to reply to the list or you privately. The vast majority of members have no voiced opinion on images in signatures. Let it die. Like top or bottom posting, the owner, admins and

Howdy. Yes, you can do the Apple Logo with an iOS device but you have to set it up first in Settings. ? Copy the above Apple logo character. On iOS, open Settings>General>Keyboards>Text Replacement

Tim, each Mac has a different answer. I have kept Activity Monitor's CPU History open in the bottom left corner of all my Macs for about the last 20 years. Then things start to slow or freeze, my ey

Why? It is probably the quickest way to ensure that the problem is resolved. And time is money. While you can work through a resolution of the problem, it can take a lot more time and never guarantee

note without experience? using? ms office on mac , can provide the following you may want to check the following settings: language is english , you would see that by the keyboard settings mine show

I'd be tempted to get a new one and use the apple trade in. Sent from JT's Ipad - maybe using voice dictation!

https://www.imore.com/how-type-apple-symbol-your-iphone-or-ipad Pat Sent from my iPad Pro

Is there a way in ipados/ios? Sent from JT's Ipad - maybe using voice dictation!

Thanks everyone for your suggestions. It is indeed Word for Mac 2016/Office 365 (see subject line). I haven’t deleted any relevant files. I think it’s going to be Sunday morning at the earliest

[ Have you emptied your Trash?] Oh yes, several times. After I cleaned the caches, it took five hours to empty the trash. Now it's empty.

I’m on my iPad now so can’t test it out, but one way I’ve gotten around it is to start typing, move the mouse, click, then move it back. Sent from Barry’s iPad

It's my understanding that autotext entries are part of the Preferences > Autocorrect tab, so probably embedded in the preferences .plist file... The only helpful suggestions I may offer otherwise is

I had previously done this in System Preferences / Keyboard / Text I then create some shortcuts like these (screenshot because if I type them, they will be replaced with their substitutes): -- Jim

If Time Machine is turned off, then it will not create snapshots.

Thanks Dan and Otto. By adding the space before "/" I got a chance to add my password, but the system ignored me (or so I thought): MacBook-Pro:~ tomkirshbaum$ sudo tmutil listlocalsnapshots /

Dan, do you mean something that will delete 2 or 3 or 27 local snapshots, but not ALL of them? If so, then correct. I have done this in the past, but not now under Catalina. -- Jim Saklad