The macOS Calendar displays a regular "grid-like" calendar by default, with each day showing a small list of events scheduled for a particular day. Wouldn't it be nice to see a list of upcoming events instead, with the next event...
After all the many years that we've had personal computers available, printing documents is still one of the more frustrating parts of the computing experience. Rather than just being able to send any document to a printer and have it...
Toggle this switch off to disable rating/review pop-ups Positive reviews on the App Store drive sales and downloads of apps, so it's no wonder that iOS app developers like to inundate us with pop-ups that plead with us to "review this app",...
Mac OS is home to so many great features and capabilities, that it's easy to stumble upon something every day that you might not have known about. Today was one of those days for this author. There is a simple trick...
Recently, the Rocket Yard introduced you to one of macOS and OS X's most powerful apps – the Terminal app. (If you missed it, you can catch up by reading Part 1 and Part 2). While the Terminal app is quite...
If you're a Mac user, there's a good chance that you know all about the Photos app in macOS Sierra. And if not, you can get up to speed with this Rocket Yard article from December. But even if you are...
When you're troubleshooting a Wi-Fi network, it's often helpful to know whether or not a particular device is "visible" from your Wi-Fi router, what the signal strength is at that device, and so on. The macOS AirPort Utility (found in...
Mac owners using disks that exceed 2.2TB may find it difficult to set up a Windows disk using Apple's Boot Camp assistant. The root cause of the problem is that the Boot Camp Assistant uses the FAT32 format when setting...
While it’s almost always there for you, Siri isn’t always the most helpful tool. But often, that’s because we don’t know what we can and can't ask it. To make things easier, there is a new website that lists many...
