In the Finder (on your Desktop), you will find a drive named Dropbox
Installer. When you double-click it, it will launch the installer, and you
can click the only icon in that window to Install Dropbox. It should take
less than a minute. When it is done, go back to the Finder and right-click
A couple of things.
You don't absolutely need the DropBox app - what the download does is
simply create a folder in the Finder and a DropBox folder listing in the
left pane of every Finder window. It also creates an icon in your menu bar
(it looks kind of like an open box with four flaps) that
I tend to agree, but casual users and newbies often get into trouble by
installing apps, plugins, and add-ons that, while not viruses, are deeply
annoying. Virus programs tend NOT to remove those, so your browser starts
offering ads, pop-up, and search results that verge on the abusive.
As a
Audio Hijack https://www.rogueamoeba.com/audiohijack/ is a very good
program that will record audio from any app. I presume you're talking about
recording live or streaming content, and that you understand you can burn
any item in your Music library in iTunes to a CD/DVD.
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It's best to send out all documents in PDF. The only people you should be
sharing original MSWord or Pages documents with is someone else who you
want to have editing privileges. In a PDF, all your formatting is locked by
default. You might also think to create it in a common font, like
The easiest way is to simply drag the icon of the attachment from your
email to the desktop, or to any folder or folder window in the Finder.
If you have the file open, you can also use the File menu in the program
that opened it. Apple programs now use the Duplicate command, but many
other
I've often thought that speech commands and dictation on the Mac can be
almost as good as Dragon
Apple licenses the software from Dragon.
Also note that, by check the Use advanced dictation in the Dictation
Speech System Preference Pane, the dictation software is downloaded to your
