Every so often a program on my Mac system (an iMac running MacOS 11.4) hangs and I have to restart the computer to get rid of it. Super frustrating! Is there a way to kill [“force quit” -ed] a dead program on a Mac system instead?
I saw that quite a few years ago you wrote about how to choose a different default email program on the Mac, but I want to use Gmail in a Web browser. Is there any way to do that? I use Google Chrome on my MacOS system.
I’m trying to log in to a wifi network at the public library and it isn’t offering me the opportunity to enter their newly changed password. I have the old one stored on my MacBook and can’t seem to get the prompt again! How can I “forget” a wireless network?
I like to keep track of numbers both of friends and businesses with which I interact. Seems like that would be a great job for Contacts but is there some way to have it include photos or similar? I use it across an iMac and iPhone both.
I have a big new TV and am wondering if I can use it as a second screen for my Mac system? In particular, I’d love to be able to have it duplicate what’s on my computer screen. Running MacOS 11.3.
My parents send me tons of hilarious photos via iMessage [ed: it’s now known as “Messages”] and I want to be able to save them. What’s the easiest way to do that on either my Mac system or my iPhone?
I use Google Chrome quite a bit and want to be able to capture full-length Web page screenshots, both on my Mac and PC. Can you help out? Ideally, I don’t want to have to install any special software, apps, or utilities to accomplish the task…
I want to make some custom greeting cards and my preferred style is inspired by old-fashioned 1800’s imagery and appearance. I have a few good typefaces that work, but how can I take modern photos and make them look old and antique to match?
