10+ macOS getting-started tips for new users / new installs!

A hands-on look at 10+ macOS tips for new Mac users, or fresh macOS installs. What's your favorite tip? What tips do you have to add? Sound off in the comments.

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19 Comments on 10+ macOS getting-started tips for new users / new installs!

  1. Jeff can we have some kind or a series ether weekly or monthly once as I’m blowing away by some of the basic stuffs u had just said & I feel in near future it would help a lot of people.

  2. Lots of great tips, thanks. But, boy oh boy, does this guy suffer from OCD – Obsessive Compulsive Dock Management! 😀

  3. My question is how do I keep the top menu bar visible when I maximize my window to fit the screen.? I want my app window to be just below the menu bar but using the full width of the screen

  4. Jeff thanks , please make more videos from this kind so we can learn how to use the MACOS more effectively

  5. I never use the minimize button. CMD+H works a lot better, or better yet, leave all windows open and use Mission Control.

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