AJ Dellinger, Author at Make Tech Easier

Compressing Files on Your Mac [Simple Tips]

Compressing your files can help you save space and free up the miscellaneous space for other uses. Here is how you can quickly compress files in Mac.

Add a Word and Character Count to Any Mac Program

One feature that’s always handy to have, but missing in many applications is a character and word count function. Here is how you can access word counts at your beck and call with just a right click. Mac only.

How to Set Applications to Launch at Start Up [Mac]

The number of startup apps will determine how fast your system will run. Here’s how you can customize your login apps in Mac and configure which apps should show up and which one should not.

Increase Your Mail Auto-checking Interval to Prevent Emails Overload [Quick Tips, Mac]

While certain emails are important, sometime it can be annoying if you have too much of it all coming at once. A simple trick that you can use to prevent yourself from emails overloading is to increase the mail checking interval so you have time to clear one batch of mails, have a rest, before clearing another batch.

Get Rid of Unnecessary Apps in Your “Open With” List [Mac]

It can be irritating to find the Finder menu’s “Open With” option fill up with unnecessary programs. This tutorial shows you how to remove those unnecessary app from the Open With list.

Regain Control of Your Contacts with Cobook [Mac]

While the Address Book app is the default app for contact management on Apple devices, that doesn’t mean it is the best. Cobook is a pretty unbeatable app if you’re in need of constant communication with your Google Contacts on your Mac.

Choose Your Mac’s Sleep Cycle with Terminal Commands

Sometimes, you just need your Mac to be up and running at a certain time of the day when you are not around. This trick will keep your Mac rise and shine, or get to bed at the time you want it to be.

How to Manage Processes Using the Terminal [Mac]

One of the most frustrating moments that a person can experience is the untimely appearance of the spinning rainbow wheel. If you’re getting taunted by that rotating circle of colors, then it might be time to start taking action against it. We’ve got a few commands you can take into Terminal to combat that colorful bringer of death.

How to Get OS X Mountain Lion Functionality Without Upgrading

If you haven’t snagged Mountain Lion yet, but want to experience some of the more notable features, here’s a couple ways to disguise your version of OS X to feel like Mountain Lion.

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