Showing posts with label Web. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Web. Show all posts

Tuesday, October 27, 2015

How to Make a Web Page Larger or Smaller to View on a Mac


Increase the size of a Web page in the browser by pressing the “Command” and “+” key at the same time.
Decrease the size of a Web page in the browser by pressing the “Command” and “-“ key at the same time.
Perform either action by going to the “View” menu of the Web browser and selecting “Zoom In” or “Zoom Out.”
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Sunday, October 18, 2015

How to Use a Macbook


Connect the MacBook's power supply by attaching its MagSafe connector to the port in the top left corner. The power supply plugs into any power outlet. If you need more cord length or a more secure connection, disconnect the plug prongs from the power pack and connect the included extension cord with a grounded plug at the end.
Turn the MacBook on by pressing the start button, which is in the top right-hand corner of the console. It has the standard power symbol of a circle with a line through it.
Navigate the MacBook's available applications on the dock located at the bottom of the screen. The standard programs on a MacBook include the calendar program iCal, the web browser Safari, the music-sharing program iTunes, the media player QuickTime, the online photo album iPhoto and iLife, which creates media files through iDVD, IMovie and Garage Band.
Open the Finder window in OS X by clicking the smiley-face icon at the dock's far left end. You can access your files in this window, which are organized by downloads, movies, pictures, music, documents and more. You can also search hard drive devices and other places with the lists on the far left.
Click on 'Applications' on the left side of the Finder window to search through all the applications on the MacBook, including the ones not seen on the dock. If you want one of these programs on the dock, drag the icon onto the dock and the icon will be added.
Access System Preferences by clicking on the square icon with gears. In this window you can set up and customize things such as the security settings, parental controls, software updates and wireless networking.
Connect peripheral devices to the MacBook using any of its four available ports. The MacBook comes with two USB ports, a FireWire port and a mini-DVI port. These are all on the computer's left edge with the power connector and Ethernet port. Audio input and output ports are on this side as well.
Insert CDs or DVDs into the disc drive on the computer's right side. The drive will read all CD-ROMS with Mac-compatible software, along with music CDs and DVDs. While all MacBook drives have a DVD player, they don't all have a DVD recorder. Check with the dealer for your model.
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Wednesday, October 14, 2015

How to Change Your Homepage on a Mac (5 Steps)


Double-click your browser, opening to the default home page. In the upper-left corner of your display is the word 'Safari.' Click on Safari and scroll down to 'Preferences.' Click 'Preferences' to open a new window.
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Click 'General,' which looks like a light switch and is the first tab on the left. Here is where you will find the name of your default web browser as well as such items as 'New Windows Open With,' 'New Tabs Open With' and 'Homepage.' Note that 'Homepage' is highlighted in aqua blue.
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Place your mouse over the aqua blue 'Homepage.' Double-click so it remains highlighted and press the 'Delete' key. Type in the web address of the new homepage. For example, if you like learning something new every day, type the web address for E-how; www.ehow.com.
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After you've typed in the address, click the button underneath the 'Set to Current Address' box and close the preferences box. Quit Safari and then reopen the browser. Your browser will open to the new homepage.
Alternatively, download Firefox as an additional web browser. Click on the word 'Firefox' on the top-left corner of the screen. Click on 'Preferences' to open a new window. Click the 'General' tab. Double-click in the 'Homepage' box and delete the default homepage. Type in the address of the home page you prefer and click the 'Use Current Page' box.
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Monday, October 5, 2015

How to Find Forgotten Passwords on Mac (8 Steps)


Open the Finder on your Mac.
Go to the 'Applications' folder.
Click on the 'Utilities' folder.
Double-click on 'Keychain Access.' The window that pops up has just about every site you've visited that has a password associated with it.
Type the website URL (Web address) in the Spotlight search bar in the upper-right corner. You can just use the part between the www and the top-level domain (for example, .com, .net, .gov).
Double-click the site name once you find the site you need. A dialog box will pop up with the information for this site. The information here includes the login name, the site URL and what kind of password it is.
Click the checkbox next to Show Password on the Attributes tab of the dialog box that pops up on your screen.
Type in your Keychain password and click 'Always Allow' or 'Allow Once' to see your password for this site. It's highly recommended that you click on 'Allow Once' so you have control over who sees your passwords. Your Keychain password is usually the one you use to log in to your Mac or the one you set when you first got your computer. Once you hit 'Allow Once,' the password will show up in the Show Password text field.
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Sunday, October 4, 2015

How to Crop Something From the Web on MacBook


Open a Web browser, then go to the website with the element that you want to crop.
Open the 'Grab' utility in the Utilities folder.
Press Command, Shift and A simultaneously on the keyboard.
Drag the cursor over the area of the Web browser to crop it into an image. When the mouse button is released, the selection from the Web has been cropped.
Press Command and S simultaneously to save the image to a file. After it is saved, it can be further manipulated with other software, or sent in an email.
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Thursday, October 1, 2015

How to Erase Your History on an Apple Laptop (5 Steps)


Open the Safari Web browser.
Click the 'History' menu at the top of the screen.
Click 'Clear History.'
Check the box next to 'Also reset Top Sites.'
Click the 'Clear' button to completely erase the history.
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Friday, September 18, 2015

How Can I Tell What Kind of MacBook I Have?


Click the 'Apple' menu and select 'About This Mac.'
Double-click the Mac operating system 'Version' text on the window. Your MacBook's serial number will be displayed.
Open your Web Browser and go to Apple's 'Check Your Service and Support Coverage' Web page at: Selfsolve.apple.com/agreementWarrantyDynamic.do
Enter your MacBook's serial number, then press 'Continue.' Your MacBook's model number will be displayed.
Go to Apple's 'How to Identify MacBook Models' Web page at Support.apple.com/kb/ht1635. Find your MacBook's model number and you will see what MacBook you have.
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Thursday, September 17, 2015

How to Delete Memory Cache on Safari (8 Steps)


Open up the Safari Web browser.
Click on the heading 'Safari' and choose 'Empty Cache' from the pull down menu. It will then ask you if you really want to delete the cache.
Click on 'Empty' if you are ready to clear Safari's memory cache.
Close and reopen the Safari Web browser.
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How to Delete All of My Email at Once


Open your web-based email and log in using your username and password.
Click 'New Mail' or 'Inbox' to view your mail.
Click the very first check box that is on the line above the first email. This check box selects each email in your Inbox. If you need to keep certain emails, unselect the individual check boxes next to each email to prevent erasing them.
Press the 'Delete' button in the webmail interface to delete all of your selected emails.
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Sunday, September 13, 2015

How to Clean and Clear All Internet Track History on a MacBook


Open the 'Safari' menu from the Web browser.
Select 'Reset Safari.' A window will open listing reset options.
Place a check mark in each reset option check box depending on what you want to reset.
Click the 'Reset' button in the dialogue window.
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Wednesday, September 9, 2015

How to Use Skype on a Mac (6 Steps)


Review the system requirements at the Skype for Mac OS X website (see link in Resources) to ensure your computer is capable of running Skype. Download the Macintosh version of the application by clicking the 'free to download' link to open the download page and clicking 'Download Now.' Once the download is complete, open the Downloads folder for your web browser and double click on the 'Skype' icon.
Install Skype be dragging the 'Skype' icon to your Applications folder in the pop-up window. Enter your administrator name and password if prompted, then click 'OK.'
Launch Skype by clicking on the 'Skype' icon in the Dock or in the Applications folder. Read the End User License Agreement and accept the terms by clicking 'Accept.' Create a Skype user account by entering a user name and password in the provided text fields. The user name will be shown to other Skype users when you are using the service.
Search for other Skype users by entering their user names in the search box at the top of the Skype application window. Click 'Search for Skype Name' from the list of options that appears. Once the contact is located, click 'Add contact' to add the user to your Contact List.
Make a call by clicking on the green check mark next to a contact's name in your Contact List. The person must be signed into Skype for you to contact them. If a person is not signed in to Skype, a grey 'X' will appear next to their name.
Call a landline or cellular phone by clicking on the dial pad icon at the bottom left of the Skype application window. Click on 'Select Country or Region' and choose the country for the person you are calling. Enter the phone number using the dial pad and place the call by clicking the green telephone icon.
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How to Access an iMac Camera Remotely


Download and install a remote-viewing program on the iMac. The LogMeIn Ignition program is one suitable option (see Resources). Launch the remote-viewing program by double-clicking its icon inside of the 'Applications' folder that is inside the main hard drive.
Go to the remote-viewing program's website. Click on the 'Registration' button. Fill in the required registration information in the appropriate text fields. Enter a user name and password in the appropriate text fields. Press the 'Register' button to complete the registration process. Quit the Web browser.
Click once on the remote viewing program's window to make it active. Select 'Registration' from the 'File' drop-down menu. Enter the user name and password you had created at the Web page earlier into the text fields of the window that appears. Press the 'OK' button to exit the window.
Click the 'Sleep/Wake' button at the top of the Apple device, for example, an iPad, that will view the iMac's camera remotely. Swipe the slider on the screen to go to the Home menu. Tap the 'App Store' icon to launch the program.
Tap the 'Search' icon to bring up a text field. Enter the name of the remote viewing program that is installed on the iMac in the text field using the onscreen keyboard. Tap the remote viewing program's name when it appears in a column beneath the text field.
Tap the 'Purchase' or 'Trial' button to download the remote viewing program's application -- you may be asked to enter a password into a text field first.
Tap the remote-viewing program's app to launch it. Enter the registration information in the same manner as you did at the remote viewing program's Web page -- including your user name and password.
Tap the 'Server' icon on the remote viewing program's screen. Select the name of your iMac from the list of choices presented.
Enter your user name and password in the appropriate text fields on the screen. Tap the 'Save User name/Password' check-box on the screen. Tap the 'Go' or 'Start' button on the screen.
Turn the Apple device horizontal. Wait for a representation of the iMac's desktop to appear on the screen. Move the onscreen mouse pointer with your finger to the iMac's hard drive. Double-tap the hard drive to open its window. Repeat this action with the 'Applications' folder inside of the window.
Scroll down inside the 'Applications' folder until you come to the Photo Booth program that is included with the iMac. Double-tap the program to launch it and access the iMac's video camera.
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Friday, September 4, 2015

How Do I Clear a YouTube Search History?


Launch your Google Chrome Web browser and click the 'Tools' button, which looks like a wrench, in the top right-hand corner.
Select the 'History' option from the drop-down list and click the 'Delete history for this day' title to clear YouTube searches from that day. Alternately, click the 'Older' option and select a title like 'Yesterday' to delete entries from the past.
Restart your browser to ensure the changes take effect.
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