I'm not sure though – I've never had to deal with the Internet Trolls (ugh, I'm sorry).
If you have any specific security questions, let me know and I'll be happy to research!
I'm not sure though – I've never had to deal with the Internet Trolls (ugh, I'm sorry).
If you have any specific security questions, let me know and I'll be happy to research!
In an ideal world, Apple would do a better job of fixing security vulnerabilities in older versions of macOS.
In an ideal world, Apple would do a better job of fixing security vulnerabilities in older versions of macOS.
Change "Copy picture of selected area to the clipboard" to a less-awkward combo.
Change "Copy picture of selected area to the clipboard" to a less-awkward combo.
I do this whenever I'm learning a new program. It prevents me from going down tangents and keeps me focused.
I do this whenever I'm learning a new program. It prevents me from going down tangents and keeps me focused.
See "Learn More" here.
support.apple.com/en-us/102646
See "Learn More" here.
support.apple.com/en-us/102646
The one thing I can think of – are you running macOS Sonoma and did you buy the USB-C Magic Trackpad? If so, it's incompatible until you update to Sequoia. (Yes, it's infuriating.)
The one thing I can think of – are you running macOS Sonoma and did you buy the USB-C Magic Trackpad? If so, it's incompatible until you update to Sequoia. (Yes, it's infuriating.)
support.apple.com/guide/mac-he...
support.apple.com/guide/mac-he...
If that doesn't work, let me know and we can brainstorm a better solution (macOS has a screen reader that you might be able to use, or you might be able to copy/paste into a different program).
If that doesn't work, let me know and we can brainstorm a better solution (macOS has a screen reader that you might be able to use, or you might be able to copy/paste into a different program).
Alternatively, you can select text and then see if "Edit -> Start Speaking" is available in the menu bar. That should use the voice you've selected in macOS Settings -> Accessibility -> Spoken Content.
Alternatively, you can select text and then see if "Edit -> Start Speaking" is available in the menu bar. That should use the voice you've selected in macOS Settings -> Accessibility -> Spoken Content.
macOS exposes newer/better voices ("Samantha", "Evan", etc), but these may not show up in Word if they are using old code.
macOS exposes newer/better voices ("Samantha", "Evan", etc), but these may not show up in Word if they are using old code.