How to Sync Lightning Tasks With an iPhone

Download the Provider plugin for Mozilla Thunderbird (see Resources).
Launch Mozilla Thunderbird. Click on 'Tools' and select 'Addons.' Navigate to the location where you saved the Provider plugin, select the file and click 'OK.'
Restart Mozilla Thunderbird.
Launch your browser and navigate to the Google Calendar website (see Resources). Create a Google account if you do not already have one.
Login to Google Calendar. Click on 'Settings,' select the 'Calendars' tab. Click on the calendar you would like to use to sync; if you have no calendars, create one using the appropriate button.
Scroll down the page until you see a line with the header 'Private Address.' Right click on the orange 'XML' button found in that line and select 'Copy Link Address' (or similar, depending on the browser you are using).
Switch back to Mozilla Thunderbird. Click on 'File,' 'New,' and select 'Calendar.'
Select 'On the Network.' Click 'Next.'
Select the 'Google Calendar' radio button. Place your cursor inside the text box labeled 'Location' and press 'CTRL' and 'V' to paste the address you copied from the Google Calendar settings. Click 'Next.' Choose a name and color for the calendar and click 'Next.'
Enter your full Google account name and password. The account name should already be filled in; double-check that it is in the correct format (your_account_name@gmail.com). Click 'OK.'
Switch on your iPhone. Tap 'Settings' and open 'Mail, Contacts, Calendars.'
Tap 'Add Account...' and select 'Microsoft Exchange.'
Enter your full Google account name (your_account_name@gmail.com) in the 'Email' field. Leave the 'Domain' field blank.
Enter your full Google account name (your_account_name@gmail.com) in the 'Username' field. Enter your Google account password in the 'Password' field. Tap 'Next.' Tap 'Cancel' if an 'Unable to Verify Certificate' dialog appears.
Enter 'm.google.com' in the 'Server' field. Tap 'Next.'
Set the 'Calendars' setting to 'On.' Tap 'Done.'
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How to Set Up a Blank Page for Letter Writing on a Mac Computer

Go to the Applications folder and double-click the 'TextEdit' icon. TextEdit will open with a new, blank document.
Type the return address at the top of the document. Put the name on one line; the street address on the next; and the city, state and zip code on the third. Hit the 'Return' key twice.
Enter the date and hit the 'Return' key twice.
Type the address of the letter. Put the name on the first line; the street address on the next; and the city, state and zip code on the third. Hit the 'Return' key twice.
Enter a salutation for the letter. Hit the 'Return' key twice.
Add the body of the letter, leaving a space between any paragraphs. Hit the 'Return' key twice after the last paragraph.
Insert a complimentary close, such as Sincerely or Best regards, and hit the 'Return' key three times. The extra space gives you room to sign the letter once you print it.
Type your name to finish off the letter.
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How Do I Hook My Mac to My Mixer Board?

Connect the mixer board to other instruments, microphones or sources you want to use in the recoding. Connect the power source to the mixer. Connect the amplifier and speakers to the mixer board as well.
Connect the small end of the 3.5mm-to-RCA cable to the line-out jack on the back of the Mac computer or on the side if a MacBook. On many Macs, the line-out port has a green ring around it and might be the connection used for your computer speakers if you are using a desktop computer. Other Macs have a headphone or audio-wave symbol next to the port to differentiate it from line-in or microphone ports. Disconnect the speakers from your computer if the port is already in use.
Connect the other end of the audio cable to the RCA line-in or auxiliary jacks on the mixer. If the mixer does not have RCA ports, use an RCA-to-1/4-inch adapter to connect the Mac to the mixer board.
Open an audio or music player application on the Mac. Load an audio file into the player, then click 'Play.' You should be able to hear the sound on the external speakers connected to the amplifier plugged into the mixer board.
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How to Charge My Mac Laptop Overseas (3 Steps)

Slide the male plug end of your Mac laptop AC power cord into the foreign adapter plug. The male end of a plug is the one with the prongs. Because the entire line of portable Macintosh devices includes an AC adapter that is dual-voltage ready, you will not need to use a converter.
Plug the power adapter into the Mac laptop.
Plug the male end of the foreign adapter plug into the wall outlet. The computer will now register that the battery is charging.
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How to Connect a Mac Computer to the Internet

Sign up for service with an Internet Service Provider, such as your local cable or phone company. It will charge you a monthly fee for this and will probably provide the cable modem (router) or DSL hardware that you need.
Connect your cable modem to your coaxial cable jack in your home or connect your DSL to your phone line. If you are using DSL, attach filters to every phone that is on a jack. These would have been provided with your modem by your ISP.
Connect the modem to the Ethernet port on your Mac using an Ethernet cable. Then turn on the modem if it isn't already on.
Click the Apple Menu and choose 'System Preferences' and then 'Network.' Under 'Show,' choose 'Built In Ethernet' from the drop-down box.
Click the 'TCP/IP' tab and under 'Configure IPV4' choose 'DHCP.'
Click 'Apply Now' at the bottom of the dialog box. This is usually all you have to do to get connected to the Internet on a Mac.
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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 Connect the AC Adapter for a MacBook Pro

Align the smaller end of the MacBook Pro's MagSafe AC adapter with the plug on the upper left corner of the laptop. The connector has a set of five copper pins that match up with five holes in the plug.
Let go of the connector so that it 'drops' into place. Unlike other AC adapters, the MagSafe adapter has a magnetic edge that forms a connection with the AC port on the MacBook Pro. You don't need to push the MagSafe adapter in. As long as you line it up with the plug it should attach to the computer by itself.Apple designed the MagSafe adapter this way to protect your laptop in the event someone trips over the cord. If you pull on the power cord too much it will disconnect from your MacBook Pro. Other AC adapters can pull on laptops and drag them to the floor.
Plug the power brick on the other end of the AC adapter into an electrical outlet. Pull out the two white prongs on the back end of the power brick and wrap any excess cable around them if you so desire.
Install the extension cable that came with your MacBook Pro if the cable is too short. Unplug the MagSafe adapter from the wall. Grip the two-pronged metal plug on the front of the power brick and pull upward to remove it. The MagSafe adapter has a removable plug so that you can install a variety of adapters. Replace the plug with the three-pronged extension cable. Simply insert it where the two-pronged plug was and push down. Plug the three-pronged end of the extension cable into the wall.
Grip the MagSafe connector and wobble it left, right, up or down to unplug it from your MacBook Pro. Do not pull on the cable or pull the connector straight out as this places more wear and tear on the device.
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How to Clear NVRAM (5 Steps)

Click 'Start', type 'cmd' in the 'Search' box and press 'Enter'. The Command Prompt opens.
Type 'Debug' (without quotation marks) and press 'Enter'. You will see a line that reads 'C:\WINDOWS>DEBUG'.
Type each of the following commands, pressing 'Enter' after each command before proceeding to the next command.AMOV AX,0MOV AX,COUT 70,ALMOV AX,0OUT 71,ALINC CXCMP CX,100JB 103INT 20
Enter a blank line and hit 'Enter'. Type 'G' (without quotes) and hit 'Enter'. Type 'Q' (without quotes) and hit 'Enter'.
Close the Command Prompt and restart your computer.
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