Showing posts with label Accounts. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Accounts. Show all posts
Wednesday, October 28, 2015
How to Set a Password on a MacBook (6 Steps)
Click the 'Apple' logo in the upper-left corner of the screen.
Click 'System Preferences.'
Click 'Accounts.'
Click 'Change password.'
Enter the old password, if any, and enter the new password into both the 'New password' and 'Verify' boxes.
Enter a password hint, if desired, and click the 'Change Password' button. The changes take effect immediately.
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How to Access Administrator in a Macbook
Click the 'Apple' icon in the upper-left corner of the screen and select 'System Preferences.' Click the 'Accounts' icon.
Look at the list of accounts on the left side of the window. Under the name of an account is the privilege level of the account. These can be 'Admin,' 'Standard' or 'Sharing Only.' If 'My Account' is listed as an 'Admin' account, you are currently logged in as an administrator. If it is not, proceed to the next step.
Click the 'Apple' icon and select 'Log Out.' Confirm that you want to quit all applications and log out in the pop-up window. Once logout is complete, the login window displays on the screen.
Click on a user account with administrator privileges and enter the password. Press return to access the administrator account.
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Monday, October 12, 2015
How to Import AOL Contacts to an iPhone
Tap the “Settings” icon on the iPhone’s home screen to launch the Settings app.
Scroll down and tap “Mail, Contacts, Calendars” to load the configuration screen for all mail, contacts and calendars accounts. On this screen is a list of all the accounts currently set up for use on your iPhone.
Tap “Add account” and then tap “Other” on the list of account types. Although AOL is listed as one of the preconfigured account types, selecting this option only imports mail and notes. You must select “Other” to import contacts.
Tap “Add CardDAV Account” on the list of account types on the Other screen. The Add CardDAV Account option is located under the Contacts heading.
Input your server and account settings in the provided fields. Enter “carddav.aol.com” in the Server field. Enter your full AOL email address in the User Name field. Be sure to include the full address, including “@aol.com.” Enter your AOL password in the Password field. Enter an identifying name for this account in the Description field. You might, if you’re feeling wildly creative, call it “AOL Contacts.”
Tap “Next” to save the changes and import the contacts from your AOL account. At this point, your iPhone tests that it can send and receive from the AOL server using the login information you provided.
Tap “Keep on My iPhone” when prompted to choose what you want to do with existing contacts on your iPhone. Tap “Save” when you are finished.
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Sunday, October 4, 2015
How to Block Websites on a Mac (4 Steps)
Open the system preferences pane. There is a shortcut on the dock that is shaped like a gear and says 'System Preferences.'
Locate 'Parental Controls' and select it by clicking the icon. If you have multiple user accounts enabled, you will be able to choose the account to which you wish to apply restrictions. Enter a password if necessary.
Click 'Enable Parental Controls.' This will bring you to the main menu for setting the parental control parameters for the Safari web browser and other programs on the Mac.
Locate the 'Content' tab and click on it. Next, under Safari, select the type of restrictions that you would like to enable. Choose 'Try To Limit Access To Adult Websites Automatically' if you want Safari to block access to pornographic or other adult sites automatically. If you want to create a list of acceptable sites, select the option to 'Allow Access To Only These Websites.' Enter the names of the websites that you want to allow Safari to access in the table provided. When you are finished, exit Parental Controls/System Preferences and your changes will automatically be saved. The Safari web browser will only allow access to the websites that you have specified.
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Tuesday, September 29, 2015
How to Clear All Private Data on a MacBook Pro
Click the 'System Preferences' icon in the dock. Then click 'Accounts.'
Click the lock icon and enter the administrator password.
Click the plus sign to create a new account. The new account type needs to be 'Administrator.'
Click the 'Apple' menu at the top of the screen and then click 'Log out.'
Log in to the new account.
Click the 'System Preferences' icon in the dock.
Click 'Accounts.'
Click the lock icon and then enter the administrator password.
Click the old account and then click the minus sign.
Click 'Delete the home folder.' Click 'OK' to clear all the private data from the old account.
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Monday, September 21, 2015
How to Remove SMTP Server Accounts From an iPhone
Launch the iPhone's Settings application by tapping its icon on the home screen.
Select the 'Mail, Contacts, Calendars' option.
Tap the entry for the email account you want to change in the 'Accounts' section, followed by the 'Account Info' button at the top of the next screen.
Scroll down to the 'Outgoing Mail Server' section and tap the 'SMTP' button. If the SMTP entry you want to delete is currently switched on, tap its button and slide the 'Server' switch to 'OFF.' Tap the 'Done' button to return to the previous screen.
Tap the entry for the SMTP server you want to delete in the 'Other SMTP Servers' section.
Tap the 'Delete Server' button to remove the SMTP server from the iPhone.
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Wednesday, September 16, 2015
How to Create an Electronic Signature on a Mac
Launch the Mail application. It is usually located on you Dock menu. If you don't see it there, click on ''Finder'' and locate it under the list of applications in the ''Applications'' folder.
Click on ''Preferences'' under the ''Mail'' menu on the upper-left corner. A window will open displaying a series of tabs on the top section, including ''General,' ''Accounts,' ''RSS,' ''Junk Mail,' ''Composing,' ''Signatures'' and more.
Click on the ''Signatures'' tab. You will see three columns in this section. The first column shows you the list of email accounts you use with Mail. The second column shows the lists of signatures that correspond to each account. The third column displays the content of each electronic signature for you to edit at any time.
Click on the ''+'' (add) sign under the second column to add a new electronic signature. The signature's default name is ''Signature #1.' Change the title if you wish.
Write the content you desire for your electronic signature on the provided space in the third column.
Click and drag ''Signature #1'' from the second column to the email account you wish to assign it to.
Follow the same procedure to create more electronic signatures. (Signature #2, Signature #3, etc) You may assign the same electronic signature to multiple accounts with the click-and-drag process. You may also assign multiple signatures to one account, although only one will display at a time.
To assign different electronic signatures for one email account, select the account for this action. Select the order in which you wish these to appear by clicking on the ''Choose Signature'' drop-down menu and choosing from: ''In Sequential Order,' ''At Random,' ''Signature #1,' ''Signature #2'' or ''None''
To remove an electronic signature from one of your accounts, simply select the email account you wish to edit. Click on the electronic signature you wish to remove from this account and then click the ''–'' (minus) sign.
Click on the ''Composing'' tab from the ''Preferences'' menu. Under the ''Addressing'' middle section, locate the ''Send new mail from'' drop-down menu. Select the email account you wish to use to compose a new mail from this drop-down menu. The electronic signatures corresponding to each account will display accordingly.
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Sunday, September 13, 2015
How do I Change the Password on MacBook Pro (Intel)?
Click the 'Apple' icon at the top of your screen to open the Apple menu.
Select 'System Preferences.'
Click the 'Accounts' icon in the System section. A new page will appear.
Select your account from the account list in the left panel. Then click the 'Change Password' button.
Type your current password in the 'Old Password' field.
Type the new password in the 'New Password' field, then type it again in the 'Verify' field.
Click the 'Change Password' button.
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