Get “More Info” about the files and folders on your Macintosh.
Go Beyond Get Info with the Finder’s Inspector Window
Which Characters not to Use When Naming Files and Folders
You might think that you can name a file or folder any way you want, but macOS and Windows have restrictions on which characters you can use, and the prevalence of cloud sharing services makes it all the more important to avoid prohibited characters.
The Mac’s Magic Shortcut to Trashing Files and Photos Quickly
The easiest way of trashing a file in the Finder or a picture in Photos is simpler that you may know. But be careful, and read this…
Use These Settings to Show or Hide Filename Extensions
On the Mac, nearly every file has an extension, a set of characters after a period that indicates what type of file it is and determines which app opens it.
Make Your Finder Window Columns the Right Size
You probably know you can drag the handles at the bottom of the column dividers, but that’s not as easy when you have lots of columns. Here is a better way…