Depending on the type of slideshow you create in Keynote, you may want to print copies. Maybe it’s a new product presentation, step-by-step tutorial, or business proposal where a physical copy is necessary.
You have four different options for how to print your Keynote slideshows on Mac so that they turn out perfectly, and we’ll walk you through them.
Learn how to keep your pictures and videos organized in the iPhone and iPad Photos app by sorting them into photo albums.
Learn how to link Apple Podcasts to Alexa so you can play your favorite shows and episodes on an Amazon Echo speaker using your voice.
Learn how to set up automatic page zoom in Safari on your iPhone, iPad, and Mac to make reading small text easier and more comfortable.
Learn how to merge macOS folders to clean up duplicate folders on your Mac that may or may not have the same names.
Learn how to browse the movies and TV shows your family members have purchased from the iTunes Store and stream or download them in the Apple TV app on your iPhone, iPad, or Mac.
Learn how to make the text bigger in Safari for every website to see things more clearly when browsing the web on your iPhone, iPad, and Mac.
You can ask Siri to take you back to the Home Screen hands-free by uttering a simple voice command. Follow along with our quick tutorial to learn how to use the Siri Home Screen command on your iPhone or iPad.
Learn how to use the Zoom accessibility feature to magnify what’s on the Apple Watch display if you cannot discern text and buttons on the tiny screen.
Learn how to customize the Mail app on your Apple Watch to ensure you receive the right emails on your wrist.
Check out all the handy keyboard shortcuts for the Photos app on your iPad to be more productive, and manage your library without taking your hands off the physical keyboard.
Using multiple monitors with your computer can increase your workspace and your productivity. Although you can easily use the Split View on your MacBook, you can actually quadruple that view with a second monitor.
If you’ve invested in a second display and have it connected and ready to go, here are some tips for managing your external displays on Mac.