Mac How to Guide
People shifting over from PCs to Macs always find it challenging to do things that they did pretty conveniently on their PC. Mac, on the other hand, has a completely different flow of things. While one needs to move to Add/Delete programs to uninstall programs on window based computer, you can plainly drag the software to Trash to uninstall on Mac. So, if you happen to be one of them, then keep reading as we discuss few most looked for Mac How To‘s.
How To use .RAR file:To open a .RAR file, you need to use inbuilt software like Stiffit Expander to decompress the files. To uncompress, users need to first locate the RAR file and pull it onto the decompressing software to uncompress the file. If the file has been password protected, you need to key in the password when decompressing.
Adding hard Drive On Mac: Adding memory to Mac is a reasonably usual exercise. Using Final Cut Pro and other memory heavy software require you to increase memory. To do so, open the System drive and go to ‘Disk utility’ by clicking on ‘Applications’ and then ‘Utilities’. Select the drive you want to add and hit ‘Erase’. Post this, Mac will display choices for formatting. Choose the right formatting option and click ok. Next, name the drive and it’s done. From now on whenever you plug this hard drive, Mac will acknowledge it.
Burning a CD in Mac: Burning a CD is fairly comfortable. Simply insert the CD in the CD drive and name it when asked by the computer. Mac will suggest you to move to ‘Finder Application’. Once there, hit OK. Now choose the files and folders you want to write and drag them on to the CD. Hit the ‘Circle icon’ which has a triangle in it. Now pick the data rate at which you need to burn the CD and hit OK. The writing process will start. If there is any Mac issue that you need help in, you can read www.mac-how.net for more.

