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How To Save Email Messages As Document Files (#1731)
If you need to save an important email as a document rather than simply marking it in the Mail app, you can export a message in four different ways.
Technical Terms: Kilobyte, Megabyte, Gigabyte, Terabyte (#1730)
Multiples of the byte are used to define the size of memory and storage in your computer, and the size of files and data.
How To Use Mouse Keys To Control the Cursor With Your Keyboard On Your Mac (#1729)
Mouse Keys are an accessibility feature of your Mac that allows you to control the position of the cursor and click the mouse button using only your keyboard.
Matching Clip Audio In iMovie (#1728)
When you have several clips that you want to use in the same project in iMovie, sometimes you have to deal with different sound levels in each clip.
Fun With the iOS GarageBand Beat Sequencer (#1727)
There are many different ways to start a song in Garageband on the iPad.
The Apple Museum in Prague (#1726)
Take a look at the Apple Museum in Prague, a collection of Apple hardware and Steve Jobs memorabilia.
Technical Terms: CAPTCHA (#1725)
When you sign up or log in to a web site, or fill out a form, you will often be asked to complete a task such as typing some random characters from an image or selecting images from a group.
Understanding Pages Image Placement (#1724)
When you place an image in a Pages document, the image will either move with the text around it, or it will stay put on the page at the exact location where you placed it.
Stop Cloning Your Hard Drive As a Backup (#1723)
Many people still use cloning as a method of backing up a Mac.
Common Windows Keyboard Shortcuts On Mac (#1722)
If you are new to Mac, learn how some of the most common keyboard shortcuts differ from what you may have learned to use on Windows.