In this tutorial, we’ll show you how to browse through the previous versions of a PDF or image you’ve made changes to, and restore their older versions in the Preview app of your Mac.
How to recover previous versions of images and PDFs on Mac
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How to reverse Digital Crown volume controls on your AirPods Max headphones
You can turn the volume of your AirPods Max headphones up or down up by using a rotatable Digital Crown button found on the right ear cup. Thankfully, Apple permits you to optionally change the orientation of the Digital Crown button when adjusting the volume. Follow the steps in this tutorial to learn how to reverse the Digital Crown volume controls on your AirPods Max.
How to extract photos and images from Pages, Word, Excel, and more
Have you ever received or downloaded a document that you wanted to grab an image from? It could be your company logo in a Pages document, a photo of a location in Word, or an instructional image in a Keynote or PowerPoint presentation.
For the most part, extracting a photo or image from Apple and Microsoft applications is universal, which is nice. Here, we’ll show you how to extract a photo or image from various document types.
Video: AirPods tips and tricks for getting started
Have you just unwrapped your very first pair of AirPods? If so, congratulations and welcome to the wireless future! Or maybe you already have AirPods and have now upgraded to a newer model. Either way, here's our selection of first things to do with your magical earbuds.
How to manage pages of a PDF document using Preview on Mac
Learn how to add, rearrange, or delete pages in a PDF document using the built-in Apple Preview app on Mac.
How to chat live with Apple Support on the web or your device
Apple offers a support site to help answer your questions. Whether it's for a problem with your device, subscription, or service plan, most times, you can find answers without the need for a real person. But if your question cannot be answered or falls outside of those you see on the support site, it might be time for a chat.
You can chat live with Apple Support by navigating to a particular spot on the website or using the Apple Support app. Here's how.
5 ways to extract images from PDF on Mac and iPhone
In this tutorial, we’ll show you how to extract embedded images from PDF documents on your Mac or iPhone using one of multiple free methods, like apps, websites, or good old screenshots.
7+ tips to make it easier to see or read your Mac screen
Are there times when you sit down to work on your Mac and struggle to see items on the screen? Whether it’s the app icons on your desktop, text in emails or webpages, or simply your mouse pointer, there are ways to improve your screen space.
You should never have to strain to read or see what’s on your computer screen. So, we’ll show you several adjustments you can make to improve your Mac experience.