Yes, macOS has added some cool pull-down functionality to the Menu Bar, making it easier to access important features and settings. If you’re interested in diving deeper into these new tools or have any other questions, feel free to join us during one of our weekly live broadcasts. It’s always a fun way to stay on top of new Mac features! 😊
Welcome aboard, Chris! 🎉 So glad you found the channel and subscribed! If you’ve already learned that much, you’re going to love our weekly live broadcasts-it’s the perfect place to ask more questions and dive deeper into mastering your Mac. Looking forward to seeing you there! 😊
Welcome to the Mac family! 🎉 So glad to hear it was helpful as you make the switch from Windows. If you ever need more tips or have questions, our weekly live broadcasts are a great place to get real-time help. And if you’re enjoying the ad-free content, feel free to drop a Super Thanks to let me know what topics you’d love to see more of. 😊
Useful. As an older person entirely committed to the Apple ecosystem, I love how my Apple devices work together seamlessly. Having grown up with basic computers with few system resources, I still to this day close applications through a misplaced fear of running out of memory. And much as I love Apple, I do get overwhelmed with the constant updates and changes. Mind you, my recollection of endless Windows updates keeps me grounded - yuck 🤪
It's easier on Mac than ever on Windows, and it keeps improving. Stay tuned for more tips, and make sure to reach out if you need help (even just holding your hand through an upgrade so you don't panic)...
So glad to hear it was helpful! 👍🏼 Thank you for watching! If you ever have more questions or want to learn additional Mac tips, feel free to join us in our weekly live broadcasts. It’s a great way to ask questions live and keep mastering your Mac! 😊
Thanks so much, and welcome aboard! 🎉 I’m glad you’re finding the tips useful. If you’re ever interested in more 1:1 guidance or exploring membership possibilities, check out themacwhisperer.com for exclusive opportunities. And don’t forget-our weekly live broadcasts are a great way to ask questions live and learn more! 😊
Thanks, Mike! 🎉 I’m so glad you’ve been looking forward to this series! If you have any specific questions or want to learn more, don’t hesitate to join one of our weekly live broadcasts-it’s the perfect spot to dive deeper and get real-time answers. See you there! 😊
Thanks so much! I’m really glad to hear the videos are adding value to your tech and productivity setup. 🎉 If you ever want to dive deeper or have more questions, feel free to join one of our weekly live broadcasts-it's a great way to keep leveling up your tech game. And if you're enjoying the ad-free content, feel free to drop a Super Thanks to let me know what you'd like to see more of! 😊
Thanks so much! 😊 I’m glad the tips helped you fine-tune your Mac and make the most of the Dock. If you’re looking for more ways to boost your Mac skills, feel free to join our weekly live broadcasts-it’s a great way to learn more and ask questions live! 🎉
Hi Dylan, Great as always. Don’t know if you know this one, but I was incessant that I couldn’t put a folder in the dock and just have it open in a finder window when clicked. My work around, create an alias of the folder and put the alias in the dock. Not pretty, but it works and saves a step. Cheers!
If you press and hold (or right-click) on any folder in the dock, there is an option at the bottom that says "open in finder"... once you get the hang of that, you won't need the alias or the extra step!
True, but then you eliminate the ability to navigate and open files from the dock WITHOUT opening the finder... so it solves one problem but creates another... using an actual folder gives you both options... Neither way is wrong, just depends on your preferences. most of the time I just want to open something in the folder, not go to the finder itself, so I prefer the actual folder and the occasional right click, but I am glad you found a solution that works for you!
@@TheMacWhisperer Agreed! For me it’s the convenience of being able to drag and drop a file to another app and I don’t believe that’s possible unless you open in finder. I do that often enough that the alias (minus any label, you have to hover or go with muscle memory) is the option that fits. I wish there were a setting to fix a folder to “open finder”, but the alias works.
Well, if there's anything I can do to push you over to the light side of technology, let me know. I watch people struggle with their PCs and Android devices, wishing they were easier, and in many cases they don't know how much easier it could be if they would just switch to Apple.
Walk me through how you did it and what went wrong. It totally works on MacOS 15... Here are some pointers.... 1. Make sure you grab the applications folder from inside your HD on the sidebar 2. Make sure you drag it to the right of the far right dividing line 3. Make sure you don't drop the folder on another folder, but hold it between items so the dock makes space for it... Let me know how it goes...
Yes, macOS has added some slick new pull-down functionality to the Menu Bar, making it easier to access key features and settings quickly. If you want to explore more of these new features or have any other questions, check out one of our weekly live broadcasts-it’s a great way to stay on top of the latest Mac tricks. And if you're really enjoying these tips, feel free to visit themacwhisperer.com for 1:1 guidance or membership options! 😊
Glad you loved the video! 😊 If you need to run a Windows-only program on your Mac, you could try using Parallels or Boot Camp to install Windows on your Mac. I don’t have a video on Windows evolution software specifically, but I’d be happy to answer more questions during our weekly live broadcasts-feel free to join and ask away! 🎉
You can easily drag any folders you want into the dock, or you can use the sidebar on the Finder window to set up your favorite locations easily. I recommend doing it on the sidebar of the Finder rather than on the dock itself since the dock is made more for applications than for folders, but you can do it either way. If you haven't watched this video about mastering the Finder, it will fill in some of the gaps you're struggling with since the Files app on the iPhone and the iPad is significantly less powerful than the Finder app on the computer. Here's that video: ua-cam.com/video/uC0SxbJQecA/v-deo.html
I use a third-party HTML signature tool called email signature rescue... you can find it here: emailsignaturerescue.com There are lots of sites that can do that for you... or you can even hire someone on Fiverr or Upwork to create one for you, eliminating the need for a subscription.
You just need to make sure that your devices are on the same Apple ID and on the same Wi-Fi. What devices are you using? Some of them may be out of date, but most should be able to do handoff. You may also want to check that under Settings > General > AirPlay and Continuity, things are turned on properly. Make sure you are using the Apple Mail app on both of your devices and that you have properly configured Messages on both devices. Then you should be good to go.
If continuity isn't working at all, you should check the settings on all of your devices. They need to be connected to the same Apple ID account and in the same Wi-Fi network. They also need to have Bluetooth turned on. If those three things are set and your devices are relatively current, you should get that option. If you're still not finding it, go into Settings > General > Handoff & AirDrop on your phone and computer and make sure you have handoff turned on.
Uh oh, I found an issue. If I right click on "mail", it does not give me the options you are showing. For example, the option to "start new email" is not there.
As a beginner to the iMac I appreciate these valuable lessons to which I can review over & over. Many thanks!!
You're very welcome! Let me know if there's anythign specific you want me to cover in a future video!
You've earned my ULTIMATE compliment... you are SMOOOOTH with FOUR O's. I'm glad I found you. THANKS.
You ROOOOOCK! (with 5 O's)! Thanks for watching!
This was worth its weight in gold. The first five items you demonstrated were all new to me and I’ve owned Macs for years.
Yes, macOS has added some cool pull-down functionality to the Menu Bar, making it easier to access important features and settings. If you’re interested in diving deeper into these new tools or have any other questions, feel free to join us during one of our weekly live broadcasts. It’s always a fun way to stay on top of new Mac features! 😊
I've found you by happenstance, subscribed :) I've learned more just today than since I bought a mac over a year ago!
Welcome aboard, Chris! 🎉 So glad you found the channel and subscribed! If you’ve already learned that much, you’re going to love our weekly live broadcasts-it’s the perfect place to ask more questions and dive deeper into mastering your Mac. Looking forward to seeing you there! 😊
This was wonderful. As a new Mac owner converting over from windows it was extremely helpful!
Welcome to the Mac family! 🎉 So glad to hear it was helpful as you make the switch from Windows. If you ever need more tips or have questions, our weekly live broadcasts are a great place to get real-time help. And if you’re enjoying the ad-free content, feel free to drop a Super Thanks to let me know what topics you’d love to see more of. 😊
Thanks!
Thank you so much!!!!
Excellent tips for the beginner
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching!
Useful. As an older person entirely committed to the Apple ecosystem, I love how my Apple devices work together seamlessly. Having grown up with basic computers with few system resources, I still to this day close applications through a misplaced fear of running out of memory. And much as I love Apple, I do get overwhelmed with the constant updates and changes. Mind you, my recollection of endless Windows updates keeps me grounded - yuck 🤪
It's easier on Mac than ever on Windows, and it keeps improving. Stay tuned for more tips, and make sure to reach out if you need help (even just holding your hand through an upgrade so you don't panic)...
This was so, so helpful to me! Thank you so much!👍🏼
So glad to hear it was helpful! 👍🏼 Thank you for watching! If you ever have more questions or want to learn additional Mac tips, feel free to join us in our weekly live broadcasts. It’s a great way to ask questions live and keep mastering your Mac! 😊
Great Teacher
Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching!
Hello and great to join your tips. Most useful tool.
Thanks so much, and welcome aboard! 🎉 I’m glad you’re finding the tips useful. If you’re ever interested in more 1:1 guidance or exploring membership possibilities, check out themacwhisperer.com for exclusive opportunities. And don’t forget-our weekly live broadcasts are a great way to ask questions live and learn more! 😊
Hi Dylan.
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Great video again. The dock explanation like no other.
Thanks again.
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Glad you liked it! Thanks for watching!
Fantastic tips Dillan!! Thank you.
Thanks, Dylan!! I've been really looking forward to this series!
Thanks, Mike! 🎉 I’m so glad you’ve been looking forward to this series! If you have any specific questions or want to learn more, don’t hesitate to join one of our weekly live broadcasts-it’s the perfect spot to dive deeper and get real-time answers. See you there! 😊
Thank you. Great Info.
Glad you enjoyed it. Any takeaways you'd like to share?
Another first class video and great content, you always add value to my tech / productivity stack. Well done my friend…
Thanks so much! I’m really glad to hear the videos are adding value to your tech and productivity setup. 🎉 If you ever want to dive deeper or have more questions, feel free to join one of our weekly live broadcasts-it's a great way to keep leveling up your tech game. And if you're enjoying the ad-free content, feel free to drop a Super Thanks to let me know what you'd like to see more of! 😊
Great tips for organizing and fine tuning my Mac by helping me to understand the usefulness of the Dock.
Thanks so much! 😊 I’m glad the tips helped you fine-tune your Mac and make the most of the Dock. If you’re looking for more ways to boost your Mac skills, feel free to join our weekly live broadcasts-it’s a great way to learn more and ask questions live! 🎉
Hi Dylan, Great as always. Don’t know if you know this one, but I was incessant that I couldn’t put a folder in the dock and just have it open in a finder window when clicked. My work around, create an alias of the folder and put the alias in the dock. Not pretty, but it works and saves a step. Cheers!
If you press and hold (or right-click) on any folder in the dock, there is an option at the bottom that says "open in finder"... once you get the hang of that, you won't need the alias or the extra step!
@@TheMacWhisperer Thanks, but the benefit of the alias is you don’t have to right click and click, you can just click. Appreciate the input.
True, but then you eliminate the ability to navigate and open files from the dock WITHOUT opening the finder... so it solves one problem but creates another... using an actual folder gives you both options...
Neither way is wrong, just depends on your preferences. most of the time I just want to open something in the folder, not go to the finder itself, so I prefer the actual folder and the occasional right click, but I am glad you found a solution that works for you!
@@TheMacWhisperer Agreed! For me it’s the convenience of being able to drag and drop a file to another app and I don’t believe that’s possible unless you open in finder. I do that often enough that the alias (minus any label, you have to hover or go with muscle memory) is the option that fits. I wish there were a setting to fix a folder to “open finder”, but the alias works.
Loved the video. Still haven’t gotten a Mac but who knows ??
Well, if there's anything I can do to push you over to the light side of technology, let me know. I watch people struggle with their PCs and Android devices, wishing they were easier, and in many cases they don't know how much easier it could be if they would just switch to Apple.
Great video but we tried to put Applicaton folder into the Dock like you did, it did not work, we are running Mac Sequoia 15.0
Walk me through how you did it and what went wrong. It totally works on MacOS 15...
Here are some pointers....
1. Make sure you grab the applications folder from inside your HD on the sidebar
2. Make sure you drag it to the right of the far right dividing line
3. Make sure you don't drop the folder on another folder, but hold it between items so the dock makes space for it...
Let me know how it goes...
We got it, we did not listen on your YT closely:-(
We dragged AF in Finder and it did not worked.🥲
Thank you very much👉👍👌
We did it, ur great!
We dragged AF from Finder😅
Thank you
Heard that new pull down functionaly has been added to the Menu Line
Yes, macOS has added some slick new pull-down functionality to the Menu Bar, making it easier to access key features and settings quickly. If you want to explore more of these new features or have any other questions, check out one of our weekly live broadcasts-it’s a great way to stay on top of the latest Mac tricks. And if you're really enjoying these tips, feel free to visit themacwhisperer.com for 1:1 guidance or membership options! 😊
Love the video hoping you have a video for windows evolution software I have a program I’d like to use, but it’s only through windows
Glad you loved the video! 😊 If you need to run a Windows-only program on your Mac, you could try using Parallels or Boot Camp to install Windows on your Mac. I don’t have a video on Windows evolution software specifically, but I’d be happy to answer more questions during our weekly live broadcasts-feel free to join and ask away! 🎉
Can you add iCloud favorites on MacOS like you do on the iPadOS?
You can easily drag any folders you want into the dock, or you can use the sidebar on the Finder window to set up your favorite locations easily. I recommend doing it on the sidebar of the Finder rather than on the dock itself since the dock is made more for applications than for folders, but you can do it either way.
If you haven't watched this video about mastering the Finder, it will fill in some of the gaps you're struggling with since the Files app on the iPhone and the iPad is significantly less powerful than the Finder app on the computer.
Here's that video: ua-cam.com/video/uC0SxbJQecA/v-deo.html
I would like to know how you generate the signature in your e-mail messages.
I use a third-party HTML signature tool called email signature rescue... you can find it here: emailsignaturerescue.com
There are lots of sites that can do that for you... or you can even hire someone on Fiverr or Upwork to create one for you, eliminating the need for a subscription.
Thank you so much! this is so awesome. I cannot do continuity on my email nor my text, is there any setting I need to change? thanks.
You just need to make sure that your devices are on the same Apple ID and on the same Wi-Fi. What devices are you using? Some of them may be out of date, but most should be able to do handoff. You may also want to check that under Settings > General > AirPlay and Continuity, things are turned on properly.
Make sure you are using the Apple Mail app on both of your devices and that you have properly configured Messages on both devices. Then you should be good to go.
@@TheMacWhisperer Thank you for your response. I am using my iPhone 14 and my MacBook Pro 2.8 GHz Quad-Core Intel Core i7 with Sequoia. Thanks.
Hey Dylan, How can we get that Mac Keyboard Shortcut PDF you made???
Click here to download it: www.themacwhisperer.com/keycode-cheatsheet
Just so you know the Continuity season doesn't on my Macbook pro When I open a mail message my MacBook pro dock doesn't change a bit?
If continuity isn't working at all, you should check the settings on all of your devices. They need to be connected to the same Apple ID account and in the same Wi-Fi network. They also need to have Bluetooth turned on. If those three things are set and your devices are relatively current, you should get that option. If you're still not finding it, go into Settings > General > Handoff & AirDrop on your phone and computer and make sure you have handoff turned on.
Uh oh, I found an issue. If I right click on "mail", it does not give me the options you are showing. For example, the option to "start new email" is not there.
The mail app has to be open for it to work, so if you do not see the dot under mail, you should click on it, and then you should see the options.