How to Move Photos on a Macbook to a Flash Drive

Insert your USB flash drive into one of the USB ports on your Macbook.
Click the 'Finder' icon in your Dock to open a new Finder window. Click the device icon for your USB drive in the left column and leave this Finder window open.
Locate the photos you want to move. If you have them in a folder, open a new Finder window and navigate to the folder on your hard drive. If you use an application like iPhoto or Aperture, open the application.
Select the photos you want to move. Use the 'Shift' key to select multiple photos in a row or the 'Command' key to select multiple nonconsecutive photos. For folders, you can click to select the entire folder.
Click your selected folder or photos and, still holding your mouse, drag them to the Finder window with your USB flash drive. Release your mouse when you see the green '+' sign. Your photos will copy automatically when you release your mouse.
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How to Remove OpenOffice From a Mac

Click the “Finder” icon in your Dock or press 'Command-F' to open a new Finder window. Click the “Applications” folder the left column.
Locate the OpenOffice app and drag it into the icon Trash in the Dock.
Click your username in the left column of the Finder window, then the 'Library' folder, then “Application Support.” Drag the “OpenOffice.org” folder into the Trash.
Open your “Preferences” folder. Drag the “org.openoffice.script.plist” file into the Trash.
Click the 'Finder' menu at the top of the screen while the Finder window is still open and select 'Empty Trash.'
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How to Add a Dashboard to the Dock

Click the 'Hard Drive' icon on your desktop.
Click 'Applications' in the 'Hard Drive' window that appears. It may be in the left column or in the set of folders that appears. This depends on how you have your view constructed on your Mac.
Click and hold the Dashboard application icon. Drag it to your Dock. Release your mouse button. The icon appears on the Dock. Click on it to launch your Dashboard. Click on it again to shut down your Dashboard.
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How to Extract IPSW From iTunes (6 Steps)

Launch iTunes by clicking its icon on the desktop.
Connect your iPhone, iPod or other iOS-powered device to the computer using its USB cable. ITunes will automatically add it to the 'Devices' list in the left-hand column.
Select your iOS device from the 'Devices' list and open the 'Summary' tab. Click the 'Update' button followed by the 'Download Only' button in the dialog box that pops up. This will download the latest IPSW file from Apple to your computer, but won't install it on your iOS device.
Open the 'Home Folder' on your Mac and navigate to the 'Library\Application Support\iTunes' folder. On a Windows PC, open the 'My Documents' folder and navigate to the 'AppData\Roaming\Apple Computer\iTunes' folder.
Click the folder that corresponds to your iOS device to open it. For example, if you downloaded the IPSW file for an iPhone, open the 'iPhone Software Update' folder.
Right-click the file that has an '.ipsw' file extension and select 'Copy.' Open the folder on your computer that you want to extract the IPSW file to, right-click anywhere inside the window and select 'Paste.'
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How to Sync iPhone Apps to the iPad

Open iTunes on your computer. If you own an iPhone, chances are you already have an active iTunes account. If you don't have iTunes, you can download the latest version free at the Apple website.
Connect the iPhone to your computer using the USB connector cable that came with the device. ITunes detects that the iPhone has been connected. The iPhone name appears under 'Devices' in the left navigation column. Click on the name to open the syncing options and then click the sync button in the lower right corner. This backs up all your apps to iTunes. When the sync completes, detach the mobile device.
Connect the iPad to your computer using the USB connector cable that came with the device. The iPad's name shows up under 'Devices.' Click it and select the 'Apps' tab at the top of the main iTunes screen. Uncheck any applications that you do not wish to sync to your iPad. Choose the items you wish to sync and click 'Apply' in the lower right corner. Your iPhone apps transfer to the iPad.
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How to Permanently Remove Programs From a Macbook

Locate the program you want to remove from your MacBook in your 'Applications' folder. To access your 'Applications' folder, click the Finder icon in your Dock to open a new Finder window, then click the 'Applications' folder shortcut link in the left column of the Finder window.
Drag the application icon and drop it in your Trash. Unless the program specifically came with uninstall software, moving it to the Trash is the primary method of removing it from your MacBook.
Select 'Finder' from the top menu bar of your MacBook's desktop, then select 'Secure Empty Trash.' This action permanently wipes your Trash, which means you will not be able to recover your files, even with recovery software. You can also empty your Trash to remove a program from your MacBook; it won't be visibly present, but you might be able to recover it.
Click 'OK' when prompted by your MacBook to securely empty your Trash and permanently remove the program from your MacBook. The 'Secure Empty Trash' function will take significantly more time than just emptying your Trash. Depending on the contents of your Trash, the process could take 30 minutes or more. Do not attempt to open or move items to your Trash until the 'Secure Empty Trash' function has finished.
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How to View Running Processes on Mac OS X (4 Steps)

Click the “Applications” folder if it’s pinned to your Dock, scroll down and select the “Utilities” folder and then click “Activity Monitor” to launch Activity Monitor. Alternatively, you can also open Activity Monitor by searching for “Activity Monitor” in the Search field on the Launchpad and then selecting “Activity Monitor” from the search results.
Scroll through the processes listed in the Process Name column on the far left side of Activity Monitor. Each process currently running on your computer appears on its own line in this column. Follow along the row to the right of the process name to read its statistics.
Click the name of a process and then click the “i” icon located above the Process Name column. Clicking this icon displays a brief snapshot of information about the selected process, including how much CPU and memory it’s using, how long it has been active and which files and ports it’s using.
Select a tab along the top of the Activity Monitor window to view how processes are using resources on your Mac. Available tabs in OS X Mavericks include CPU, Memory, Energy, Disk and Network. Each tab then has an associated list of sub-sections that help you to further drill down into process resource usage.
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How to Upload Files From Your iPad on Dropbox

Tap the 'Dropbox' app icon on your iPad and enter your login information.
Tap the 'Uploads' icon in the bottom of the left column of the app window.
Tap the '+' symbol at the top-right corner of the left column on the 'Uploads' page. Dropbox will automatically connect to your iPad photo library.
Tap a photo album to select it and then tap the photo you want to upload. Tap the 'Upload' button to send your photo to Dropbox. Dropbox displays a status of your upload in the left column.
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