With Split View, you can fill the screen on your Mac screen two apps or windows side by side. You do not have to manually move and resize windows.
How to Enter Split View
In macOS Catalina or later you need to do the following:
Move your pointer to the left hand corner of you screen and hover over the full-screen button or simply click and hold the button.
When prompted choose ”Tile Window to Left of Screen” or ”Tile Window to Right of Screen” from the menu. The window will then fill that side of the screen.
3. Then click a window on the other side of the screen to start using both windows side by side.
That is it you can now work in Split View with two windows side by side.
This week one of our client was having trouble connecting their Macbooks with their new dock setup and I create this simple video guide on how to install the DisplyLink driver. So it allows the use of multiple display’s via the dock!
The video is below along with the download link to DisplayLink Driver, hope this helps.
HEIC is format used by default on photos on iOS 11 and higher for iPhone and iPad,
The format was designed and implemented to save storage space on your device but keeping the high-quality photos you expect from your iPhone. But with a big change like this you can expect a few compatibility issues that can cause issues viewing photos outside of Apple Products.
The Images are automatically converted when uploading to social media like Facebook, Instagram, Twitter.
iOS 11 does have an inbuilt tool to automatically transfer photos and videos in a compatible format for Mac or PC users. Which you would expect should be as simple as plugging into a Windows machine but in most cases does not work as expected.
You can turn off the HEIC setting from your device so that it will automatically take photos in JPEG Format by following the steps below
Settings > Camera > Formats > Most Compatible
There is also a very simple and free tool that I recommend using if you ever get to the stage of having photos stuck in the HEIC format that you need to convert.
It a great free and easy to use website which allows you to convert up to 50 photos at one time and download it as a folder with all the photos converted in JPEG.
Today we are going to show you how to set up your Office 365 email account on iPhone and your iPad. Simply follow our step-by-step guide below to add your email account on your chosen device.
Firstly, on your iPhone open Settings
Scroll down and select Passwords & Accounts
Press on Add Account
Tap on Exchange
Type your email address in the top box and then enter a description for your email account e.g. “Work Email”. Then press Next
On the next screen, press Sign In
Then enter the password for your email account and press Sign in
When prompted, Accept permissions to have the account on your phone
Lastly, select the services you would like to be synchronised on your phone and press Save
Once it’s all done, simply open the Mail app and start using your email account.
We hope that this has helped you add your Office 365 email account on iPhone. Here are a number of other useful guides available on our blog.
Struggling to find your Apple Music app on your iPhone home screen? Try not to panic. A number of users have noticed that stock Apple apps have disappeared with the iOS 10 update. The iOS 10 update allows built-in applications to be deleted, although, it is possible that the app has become hidden rather than deleted. In any case, please follow the steps below to get the Apple Music app or one of the other stock Apple apps back:
Instructions to get back your missing app:
On your iPhone, open the App Store
Tap the Search button at the bottom of the screen
In the search bar, type in and search for Apple Music
You should see the app in the list. Tap the cloud download button
The app will download almost instantly
Once the app has been downloaded, you will notice that is has returned back onto the home screen. You can then open the app as normal.
Has one of your programs crashed on your Mac and after trying to close or force quit the program, is it just not closing? It is likely that your Mac Dock has stopped responding.
Please follow the steps below to relaunch your Mac Dock:
Click to the Spotlight Search located on the top-right of your screen
Type in terminal
Double-click on Terminal to open
Right-click and Copy the following command:
killall Dock
Right-click and Paste the command in Terminal
Press Enter on your keyboard
The Mac Dock will then disappear and reappear. You should then be able to open your program again.
Here is an alternative command that you can copy and paste into Terminal:
sudo killall launchservicesd
Then press Enter and Paste the following command:
sudo killall Dock
And press Enter again
This will again relaunch the dock and resolve your application crashing issue.