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Friday, October 30, 2015
How to Uninstall Cydia Programs
Tap 'Cydia' from your iPhone's home screen to enter the Cydia program. Allow Cydia to perform its automatic update and refresh before proceeding.
Tap the 'Manage' icon on the bottom of the Cydia application screen.
Tap 'Packages' to enter the list of applications that can be removed using Cydia.
Select the application you wish to remove by tapping it. Then tap 'Modify' in the upper-right corner of the application's screen.
Tap 'Remove' on the menu, which will pop up from the bottom.
Tap 'Confirm' in the upper-right corner of the screen that appears after you follow Step 5 to remove the application. After the package is finished uninstalling, tap the button at the bottom of the Cydia screen, which will read 'Return to Cydia.' In some cases, the device may need to be rebooted after you remove the package, in which case the button at the bottom will prompt you to reboot or 'respring' the device.
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How to Uninstall Programs on Mac Computers
Click the Launchpad icon from the Dock at the bottom or side of your computer.
Locate the icon for the application you want to remove from the Launchpad screen, and then click or tap and hold down on the application icon. This will cause all the icons on the Launchpad screen to wobble.
Click or tap the 'X' on the icon of the application you want to remove. This will remove the application.
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Wednesday, October 28, 2015
How to Add Tags in the Evernote App for the iPad
Tap the 'Evernote' icon on your iPad.
Tap the 'All Notes' icon and select the note that you want to tag.
Tap the Pencil icon located at the bottom of the note.
Tap the Information icon located at the top of the note.
Tap the 'Tags' button.
Tap any existing tag to add the tag to the note. Alternatively, you can create a new tag by entering the tag in the search box and tapping the 'Add' icon.
Tap the 'Done' icon to add the tag to the note.
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Monday, October 26, 2015
How to Change the Battery on an Apple Laptop (5 Steps)
Shut down your computer. Wait 10 minutes for the computer to cool before opening the battery door as it may be too hot to touch.
Turn your computer over so the bottom is facing up. Release the latch on the battery door. The latch is located on the right-hand side of the battery door. If you have a first-generation Macbook (made in 2007), turn the lock symbol from locked to unlocked.
Open the battery door. Remove the battery from its case by pulling up.
Unwrap the new battery. Place the new battery in at an angle, sliding it below the brackets. Press the battery down to secure it.
Close the battery door. Slide the latch shut or turn the lock to secure the battery door.
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How to Minimize a Fullscreen on a Mac (5 Steps)
Press the 'Command' key and the 'M' key simultaneously if you want to minimize a Finder or application window. The window disappears from the screen, and now goes into the Dock, located at the bottom or side of the screen.
Click the yellow circle at the upper left corner of any fullscreen application or Finder window to minimize it to the Dock.
Click the name of the application from the application's menu, and then click 'Hide (name of application)' to minimize all its open windows to the Dock.
Click 'Finder' from the Finder menu, and then click 'Hide Finder' if you want to minimize all open Finder windows to the Dock.
Click the icon of an application in the Dock to make it appear again. If you have multiple windows open in an application, such as three Web pages in separate Safari browser windows, or different Finder windows, right-click on the application's icon in the dock, and then click the name of the document or the window that you want to make reappear.
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Thursday, October 22, 2015
How to Block and Unblock Internet Sites (On a Mac)
DECIDE WHAT YOUR GOAL REALLY IS IN BLOCKING SITES.Be clear about this up front so you can find the best solution. Is this blocking for you? Is it for your kids? Is it to keep employees off of certain sites? Answer these questions first before stabbing in the blocking-sites-darkness.To block certain types of sites for all users on a computer or system - use OpenDNS.com, see step 2.
To block specific sites one at a time use the terminal command in Step 3.
To log (rather than block) specific sites use covenanteyes.com see Step 4.
To only ALLOW certain sites use the parental controls option, see Step 5.
USE FREE OPEN DNS TO BLOCK CERTAIN TYPES OF SITES FOR ALL USERS.This is a great option for small businesses or households with agreed upon and uniform standards for internet usage. See the resource section for a link. Go to the site (see resource link near the bottom of this page). Click on the 'start using open dns' button. Choose whether you want the blocking to occur at the computer level, the router level, or the server level. Follow the step by step instructions. They have pictures... it really is simple. Best of all, it is FREE!
TO BLOCK SPECIFIC SITES USE THE TERMINAL COMMAND IN MACOSX TO BLOCK THEM ONE AT A TIME.Few people really want to block only one or two sites. This is a wieldy way to provide internet security. But if that is your specific need this is for you. Another ehow article gives the detailed instructions (it's a bit technical) for this process. So it is linked both in the related articles to the right titled 'How to block access to websites in MacOS X' and in the resource link section at the bottom.
TO LOG EVERYTHING YOUR COMPUTERS VIEW, USE COVENANT EYES. This program will log and score every site that is viewed by a computer on which it is installed. It will not allow the internet to run if it is disabled and will send you an alert if it is uninstalled. You set the preferences as to how often to receive reports. Go to covenanteyes.com and click the 'sign up now' button. It will guide you through the process. For around $8 a month this is a relatively cheap option that covers up to three computers.
TO ONLY ALLOW CERTAIN SITES USE PARENTAL CONTROLS. If you are using the Leopard system then you can use the 'Parental Controls' feature found in System Preferences. Click on accounts. Check the box for parental controls. You can click on the content tab and then tick limit access to adult sites. You can also use button to add specific criteria to your block. Alternatively, simply add the specific sites you want allowed to the bookmark bar and type in your administrator's password. Then only those sites can be viewed.
TO UNBLOCK SITES ON A MAC.To remove parental controls simply return to the systems preference, accounts, then parental controls section. Un-click the parental control box. Un-click any content specific controls. To remove open dns.com simply drag the program folder from applications into the trash. Isn't Mac great?
If you worked at the router or server level you will have to undo those steps and reconfigure your system to allow direct access to the internet.To uninstall covenant eyes you need the password to get an uninstall code. It cannot happen late at night.
** See more tips and warnings in the next section below.
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Wednesday, October 21, 2015
How to Find Your UDID
Turn on the iPhone by holding down the power button on the top right of the device until the screen turns on.
Connect the iPhone USB cable to the iPhone dock connector on the bottom of the device.
Plug the USB cable into a PC or Mac.
Open iTunes on the PC or Mac.
Select the iPhone in the devices list in iTunes.
Click on the “Summary” tab to display summary information about your iPhone.
Click on the label that says “Serial Number” to the right of the picture of the iPhone, which will change to “Identifier” and show you your iPhone's UDID, which is the 40-character, alphanumeric string of characters.
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How to Find a Macbook's Manufacture Date (4 Steps)
Click on the 'Apple' icon located on the desktop, in the upper left hand corner of your MacBook's Finder window.
Scroll down to 'About This Mac,' then click on the 'More Info' button at the bottom of the window.
Note the 'Hardware Overview' pane on the right side of the window. Locate the 'Serial Number (system):' toward the bottom of the list. Locate the serial number for your Macbook in the 'Hardware Overview' window that opens. The serial number is composed of characters and letters, and contains the manufacture date.
Note that the first two characters in the serial number signify the location where your computer was manufactured. Examine the third character in the string, which is a single digit. This is the year your MacBook was manufactured. For instance, if the numeral is '8,' your computer was made in 2008; the numeral '0' would signify that the manufacture date is 2010, since the MacBook was not released in the year 2000. Now look at the fourth and fifth characters which signify the week that the MacBook was manufactured. The digits '12' for instance, would mean that the notebook was made in the 12th week of the year, which is the third week in March.
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How to Make a Screensaver for a Mac (5 Steps)
Open your finder by clicking on your hard drive icon. Click on 'Pictures,' open 'file' and click on 'New Folder.' 'Untitled folder' will appear under Pictures. Click on the folder and name it 'My Screen Saver.'
Drag as many photos and pictures that you would like to include in your screen saver to your new folder. If you would like the screen saver to play in a particular order, then arrange the photos from top to bottom in the folder according to the desired order (top photo is first); otherwise, the order does not matter.
Click on the Apple icon on the top left side of your screen. Click on 'System Preferences.' Click on 'Desktop and Screen savers.' Click on 'Screen Saver.' There will be a list of different folders under 'Screen Savers.' If your folder 'My Screen Saver' is not on the list, then click on the + button, and add that folder by clicking on 'Pictures' and then 'My Screen Saver.'
Click on 'My Screen Saver.' Your pictures should begin to show in the preview window. Below the preview window is a list of options you can use to customize your screen saver.
Adjust the 'Start screen saver' option by dragging the arrow to the appropriate length of inactivity needed for the screen saver to begin to play. Click on the 'Display Style' bar to select how you would like the pictures to be played (one after another, spinning in one after another, or beginning from one corner and showing the whole set). You can further customize your screen saver by selecting 'Options' and choosing 'random order,' 'cross-fade between slides,' 'zoom back and forth,' 'crop slides to fill screen' or 'keep sides centered.' Set your options and quit System Preferences.
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Saturday, October 17, 2015
How to Replace the Motherboard on a MacBook
Power down the Macbook. Turn the device over. Take out the battery from the bay. This is done by the pressing of the two catches on the battery's side. Now pull up on the battery. Use the Phillips screwdriver to take out the screws on the bottom of the battery compartment. Remove the compartment.
Flip the Macbook back to the right-side position. Take out the screws on the corners of the rear of the device. Now remove the remaining screws on the three sides of the Macbook. Lift the top of the computer up. The housing will now come off the computer.
Raise the keyboard. Move it away from the computer's body. You will now see the motherboard. Disconnect the orange cord that connects the keyboard to the motherboard. Move the keyboard to one side. Take off the two wires that connect the side of the motherboard to the computer.
Use the screwdriver to take off the yellow tape located on the motherboard. Detach the gold video cable from the motherboard. Utilize the screwdriver to take off the screws on the motherboard.
Raise up the motherboard. Pull out the motherboard's power plug. Now replace the motherboard with the brand new unit.
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How to Find the Model Number for a MacBook (9 Steps)
Turn your MacBook over and look for the text located on the bottom casing.
Look for the segment of text that shows the 'Model No:' text. Model numbers start with one or two letters, followed by a series of numbers.
Locate the retail box your MacBook came in and view the model number information on the sticker. The sticker usually appears on the outside flap.
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Thursday, October 15, 2015
How Do I Create Different Headers in Word Mac?
Click on the 'View' option from the top toolbar menu and then click on the 'Header and Footer' option. Headers and footers will now be available within your document.
Click on the 'Close' button to return to your document. Click on the bottom of the page where you want to insert a section break in order to separate headers.
Click on the 'Insert' option and then scroll over the 'Break' option. Click on the type of section break you want to insert.
Change your section break at any time by clicking on the 'Format' option and then the 'Document' option. Click on the 'Layout' tab and then choose the type of break you want from the 'Section start' pop-up.
Click on the 'View' option and then click on the 'Header and Footer' option again to bring up the 'Formatting' menu for headers and footers. Click on the 'Switch Between Header and Footer' icon to go to either the header or footer in the document.
Type within the separate headers on each page to create your different headers. Continue to create more page breaks to make additional unique headers.
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Sunday, October 11, 2015
How to Remove the Casing From a Mac (9 Steps)
Locate the lever. On the Mac Pro, there is a lever that needs to be positioned correctly in order to remove the case. The lever is rectangular in shape, positioned vertically, and sits flush with the face of the back panel.
Flip the lever. Apply pressure on the top portion of the lever with your thumb. This will cause the bottom portion of the lever to pop outward from the case. Pull out on the bottom portion until you feel a light snap. This is a sign that the locking mechanism has been released. The lever should stay in the outward position that it is currently in.
Fold down the side panel. The removable side panel is located on the same side of the Mac Pro as the lever. You may have to lift the panel up slightly and pull outward to release it from the rest of the case. The side panel should now be completely free and positioned where you can easily lift it away from the rest of the case.
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Saturday, October 10, 2015
How to Save an Animated GIF to Your iPhone
Open an animated GIF in a separate window by tapping the image. This step works the same way in Safari or Messages. To view download options for an email attachment, swipe up from the bottom of the screen.
Tap “Share” in the menu bar and select “Save Image.” For email attachments, simply tap “Save Image.” Depending on your network speed and the file size, the download can take a few seconds to a minute or more.
Open Photos and select “Camera Roll.” The GIF animation is at the bottom of the Camera Roll album, and you can view it by tapping the thumbnail. However, Photos only displays the animation's first frame. If you don't need to view the animation on your iPhone, you can continue using Photos to manage your animated GIFs. They contain all the original animation's frames, and you can even view them as animated thumbnails or full-screen GIFs in Messages by adding them to text messages.
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How to Turn off the Screen Rotation Lock on the iPhone
Press the 'Home' button twice. The multitasking status bar opens at the bottom of the screen.
Flick the multitasking status bar to the right reveal the iPhone's iPod controls and the rotation lock. The rotation lock icon is located to the left of the iPod controls. A small lock symbol appears on the icon when the rotation is locked.
Tap the rotation lock on. A brief 'Unlocked' message appears. The small lock symbol does not show on the rotation lock icon.
Press the 'Home' button to close the multitasking status bar and return to your Home screen.
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Friday, October 9, 2015
How to Delete Document History on a Mac
Click on the Apple icon in the upper left-hand corner of the screen. Scroll down to the 'Recent Items' tab. Hold the mouse arrow over the tab and a list of the most recent applications and documents you have opened will appear.
Scroll the mouse arrow down the list to the bottom of the pop-up tab. You should see an option that says 'Clear Menu' at the very bottom of the tab. Click on the 'Clear Menu' button. This will automatically delete your document history.
Check to make sure your history is cleared. Click on the Apple icon again and scroll down to the 'Recent Items' tab once more. Hold the mouse arrow over the tab and a pop-up list appears. The list of recently used applications and documents should now be empty.
Make sure to delete the downloaded document history as well. A download history pop-up box appears every time you download a document from the Internet using a Mac computer. This box shows all the most recent documents you have downloaded. Click on the 'Clear List' tab in the bottom left-hand corner of the box to delete your document download history.
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Thursday, October 8, 2015
How to Play Windows Media Player in Safari
Launch the Safari browser and go to the “Plug-ins for Safari on Windows” webpage.
Click the “Windows Media Player” link in the bottom right corner of the page. This will launch a plug-in download.
Choose to save the .exe download to your computer in a location you can easily find it.
Close Safari once the download is complete.
Double-click the .exe file and follow the on-screen prompts to install the plug-in to your Safari browser.
Launch the Safari browser. You should now be able to use Windows Media Player to play WMA and other media content on the Internet.
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Saturday, October 3, 2015
How to Replace the RAM in a MacBook Pro (11 Steps)
Shut down your MacBook Pro. Remove the external cords, power adapter, Ethernet cable and any peripherals.
Allow your computer to cool down for 10 minutes if it has been on. The metal components inside the MacBook Pro can be hot to the touch.
Turn the computer over and open the battery cover release the latch on the computer's bottom. Push the latch in and pull it up. Lift the battery cover off.
Pull up on the tab on the back of the battery. Lift it up to loosen it, then pull it out.
Remove the four screws along the battery compartment with a size 00 screwdriver. Place the screws in a safe place. Remove the four screws near the hinge side. Make a note of where the screws go back into the body of the computer.
Lift the back cover off the computer and locate the memory module in the center of the computer.
Discharge static electricity from your body by touching a metal surface inside the computer.
Remove the existing RAM by pushing out on the retaining clips to release the first module. Remove the RAM, then release and remove the second module.
Hold the new RAM card at a 30-degree angle. Line up the notch in the RAM card with the tabs that are located in the memory slot. Slide the card into the bottom slot, then push down on the outer edge until it clicks into place. Repeat the process with the second module in the top slot.
Place the bottom cover back on and replace the screws into the holes, beginning with the hinge edge. Replace the remaining screws near the battery compartment.
Replace the battery and the battery cover. Close the latch on the back. Turn the computer over and turn it on.
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Friday, October 2, 2015
How to Make Photo Slide Show Screensaver on Macbook Pro
Add photos to your iPhoto library by opening iPhoto and connecting your digital camera to your Macbook Pro. Click 'Import Photos,' and iPhoto will transfer the photos on your camera to a new album displayed to the left of the main screen.
Click 'New Album' at the bottom left of your screen and name the new album that appears in the album list. Click 'Library' to display all of the photos in your iPhoto library and drag the ones you wish to be part of your screensaver to the album you just created. Close iPhoto.
Open 'System Preferences' via the Apple menu. Click 'Desktop & Screensaver' and then select the 'Screensaver' tab at the top of the window.
Scroll down through the menu on the left side of the window until you see the album you created in iPhoto. Click it, and the display to the right will show a mock-up of the slide show as it will appear when your computer goes to sleep.
Select the options you wish via the drop-down and selector boxes beneath the display screen, and close system preferences. The next time your Macbook Pro goes to sleep, it will display a slide show of the photos you selected with the options you selected.
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Tuesday, September 29, 2015
How to Stop the Spinning Wheel on Apple
Use the keystroke sequence 'Command+Option+Escape' if the spinning wheel does not resolve itself after 30 seconds. The resulting list of programs currently running will indicate which one is not responding. Select the offending program with your cursor and click the 'Force Quit' button at the bottom of the list.
Restart the computer while holding down the 'Command+S' keys if you experience persistent spinning wheels. Keep pressing until you see the gray screen with the Apple logo, then release. The screen will now be black and display lines of data. At the end of the text will be an old-fashioned computer prompt. This is 'single-user 'mode and allows you to fix problems in the underlying software. Type the command 'fsck -y,' including the space, and press 'Enter.' This will fix minor file errors and often cure the beach ball problem.
Open the Disk Utility program in the Utilities folder on your hard drive. Select the main drive in the window presented and click the button 'Repair Permissions.' This will fix aberrant behavior in some programs that have had their read/write status corrupted for some unknown reason.
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