This week I’m pleased to tell you that I’ve created the third in a series of ScreenCastsONLINE tutorials filled with Tiny Mac Tips. If you’re new to the Mac or even a seasoned user, it’s always helpful to learn more ways to become a master of macOS. In this third series of Tiny Mac Tips, I use playful and interesting examples to teach you how to master the Mac. Even if you’re a seasoned Mac user, you’re sure to learn new tips, and even remember ones you’d forgotten about!
In this tutorial, I teach how to add keyboard shortcuts to menu items that don’t already have them, how to do super advanced Spotlight searches, how to paste and match style, how to browse versions of file and bring back the elusive Save As option, how to control which app opens specified file types, how to change and copy icons for files and apps, how to collapse and expand all in list view, and some easy keyboard shortcuts for Finder views.
ScreenCastsONLINE is a really terrific tutorial service focussed on software for Apple products and operating systems. You can get a free, 7-day trial over at ScreenCastsONLINE.com where you can watch my tutorial and all of the current back catalog.