Mac OS X

Sticky notes are an often-overlooked feature on Mac computers. You can use sticky notes to help remind you of something important or save a piece of text for quick reference. If

In today's day and age, it is not necessary to turn off your computer unless if you are making changes to the hardware, booting into a different operating system, or trying to save

This wikiHow teaches you how to delete your Mac's Safari, Chrome, and Firefox cookies. Cookies are temporary files related to sites that you've visited. Keep in mind that while

This wikiHow teaches you how to connect your Mac laptop or desktop computer to a TV. Doing so allows you to view the contents of your Mac's screen on your TV. You can use several

This wikiHow will teach you how to view your browser history on a Mac using the Safari, Chrome, or Firefox browsers. Open Safari. It's the app with the icon that resembles a blue

Changing your IP address can be useful if you want to avoid being attacked by other users who are targeting your IP address, or if you simply want a new online identity from an IP

iMovie is an application for Macs that is used to create videos. An iMovie Project can be as simple or as complex as the amount of time and effort you wish to put into making it.

This wikiHow teaches you how to edit music in iMovie on a Mac computer. iMovie is a basic video editor made by Apple for MacOS and iOS products. iMovie is primarily for editing

Sometimes you'll find a video clip that is oriented the wrong way. These steps below will help you rotate a video clip in iMovie Version 10, and in iMovie '11 Select the video

This wikiHow teaches you how to split a video clip at a selected moment, and make a cut in iMovie, using a Mac, iPhone or iPad. iMovie is Apple's official video editing suite for

This wikiHow teaches you how to add a still image to an iMovie project or media library on your Mac or iPhone/iPad. Open iMovie. It's a purple star-shaped app with a white movie

This wikiHow teaches you how to convert a PowerPoint presentation into a video file and import it into iMovie on Mac, iPhone, or iPad. Open a PowerPoint presentation. Do so by

This wikiHow teaches you how to change the length of an audio clip in iMovie for macOS. The clip can be trimmed either before or after adding it to the movie timeline. Open iMovie

Adding credits to the end of movie is a great way to show who starred in the movie and give credit to them. iMovie gives you a variety of preset options to make your credits, but

This wikiHow teaches you how to edit music in the iMovie app for iPhone or iPad. iMovie is a basic video editor made by Apple for MacOS and iOS products. iMovie is primarily for

This wikiHow teaches you how to export an iMovie project to a file and then burn that file onto a DVD. You can burn the file using the Finder if you don't want to play the DVD in a

This wikiHow teaches you how to add a video clip to an iMovie project or media library on your Mac or iPhone/iPad. Open iMovie. It's a purple star-shaped app with a white movie

This wikiHow teaches you how to add a black fade-in and fade-out effect at the beginning and end of an iMovie clip. You can do this on both the mobile version and the desktop

This wikiHow teaches you how to use iMovie on your Mac computer. iMovie is a free video-editing program that comes included with most Macs. Open iMovie. Click the iMovie app icon,

You can export an HD-quality iMovie video to either a file on your device or a service like YouTube. As long as you start with a high quality video, you'll be able to choose from