Mac Tips on Shortcut

open new winfow

 double click. -- open a new window

-- go to the rightest part of line -- like button

-- go to the head of line -- like button

Word 2010: How to Make One Page Out of Many Landscape

Create an separate landscape page:

1. Move your cursor to the point where the landscape page will be the next page. If you are using the practice document from the above steps, go to the end of the last full paragraph on the bottom of the first page.

2. In the Page Layout tab, Page Setup group, click the Insert Page and Section Breaks button, then click Next Page in the Section Breaks list.
3. Enter once.
4. Insert another Next Page Section Break, following the steps in Step 2. The landscape page will be between the section breaks.
5. Make sure your cursor is in between the section breaks by turning on the paragraph marks. (Home tab, Paragraph group, ¶)

6. In the Page Layout tab, Page Setup group, click Orientation and choose Landscape.
7. Insert your table or whatever your landscape content is into the page. If it is longer than a page, a new landscape page will be inserted immediately after the one you just made.

Future Concept: Macbook 2020 & MacBook Touch

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iPhone Tips: Change color of Calendar

You cannot change the color of you calendar in iPhone directly.
But you can change that from iCal in your Mac. You just need to go to your calendar and select "edit" and then you can change the color of your calendar.
Then you sync your iPhone/iPad .


You will find the color of calendar is changed as the color of your calendar in your iCal.

A Dozen Styluses Reviewed by Macworld

It is really useful article to have look if you are looking for a stylus !

Here is the full report from Macworld.

Mac Excel 2011 (in Microsoft Office) -- Carriage Return in Cell

How to get enter a "Carriage Return in Cell" in Excel 2011 in Microsoft Office?

Windows: Alt + Enter
Mac: Control + Option + Enter

View HTML Source In Safari With Color Syntax Highlighting

The View Source command (Option-Command-U) in Safari displays HTML source code in plain text. You might get color envy when you view the nicely formatted, colored syntax highlighted HTML source using Firefox or Chrome. Here are three ways you can get colored syntax highlighting in Safari.

Using Web Inspector Under Developer Menu
HTML source code colored syntax highlighting is available in Safari Web Inspector under the Developer menu. This option is not enabled by default. Open Safari Preferences and select the advanced tab. Checked the tick box “Show Developer menu in menu bar” to enable the Developer menu.

You should see the addition of a “Developer” menu next to the “Window” menu. Open up Web Inspector from menu Developer->Show Web Inspector or using Option-Command-I. A new window will pop up occupied the bottom half of your Safari window, displaying the HTML source with colored syntax highlighting.