Category: Technology

If you’re a macOS user, you know how efficient Finder’s column view can be for navigating through files and folders. However, there’s one glaring annoyance that every user has encountered: column widths that don’t automatically adjust to fit filenames. Constantly dragging the column divider to see full file names can become tedious, especially when working with directories that house long-named files. This is where TinkerTool comes in, offering a simple yet effective solution to auto-adjust column widths in Finder. What is TinkerTool? TinkerTool is a free, lightweight utility for macOS that allows you to access hidden system settings and fine-tune...

Running Windows 11 on your Mac opens doors to exclusive Windows-only software without needing a separate PC. Using VMware Fusion Pro’s free personal license, you can set up a seamless virtual machine. This guide offers a step-by-step breakdown to make the process straightforward and accessible. What You Need to Get Started Mac with macOS Catalina or later. Ensure enough storage and memory for virtualization. VMware Fusion Pro (Free Personal License). Downloadable after account registration. Windows 11 ISO file. Can be downloaded directly via VMware Fusion. Step 1: Register for a VMware Fusion Pro Personal License Visit the VMware registration page...

Change MacBook App Icon Sizes Mac’s Launchpad is a handy tool for quickly accessing and opening installed applications. However, one limitation is the inability to customize the icon sizes for better organization and visibility. In this blog post, we’ll guide you on how to easily increase or decrease Launchpad icon sizes to suit your preferences. Default Launchpad View Out of the box, the Launchpad displays icons in a 5×7 format, arranging them in five rows and seven columns on a single window. Keep in mind that the number of rows and columns may vary depending on your Mac model and...

To take a screenshot on a Mac, there are a few different methods. Here’s a summary of the key commands: Full-Screen Screenshot on a Mac: Press ‘Command’ + ‘Shift’ + ‘3‘ keys simultaneously. This captures the entire screen, and the screenshot is usually saved to your Mac desktop. Partial Screen or Window Screenshot on a Mac: Press ‘Command’ + ‘Shift’ + ‘5’ keys simultaneously. This opens the screen-capture window, allowing you to capture different parts of the screen or specific windows. Screen Recording on a Mac: To record your screen, press ‘Command’ + ‘Shift’ + ‘5’ keys simultaneously to open...