Free macOS Guides, Articles and Tutorials 2017-03-18T11:00:00Z https://macdust.com/ Colin hello@macdust.com 2017-03-18T11:00:00Z https://macdust.com/how-to-copy-and-paste-plain-text-in-macos/ <p>On the far left side of your macOS menu bar sits a little apple symbol, click on it and open 'System Preferences'.</p> <p>Select 'Keyboard'.</p> <p>Select 'Shortcuts' menu.</p> <p>Select 'App Shortcuts' from the left list menu.</p> <p>Click the '+' button.</p> <p>For 'Application:' input box make sure you have 'All Applications' selected.</p> <p>Next type 'Paste and Match Style' into the 'Menu Title' input box.</p> <p>In the 'Keyboard Shortcut' input box, pretend that you are about to paste something by first pressing the Command key, then the V key.</p> <p>You should now only see <code>⌘-v</code> which is the cloverleaf command sign followed by a -v in this box.</p> <p>Click add.</p> <p>Done!</p> <p>Now you can paste plain-text everywhere using Command-V on your Mac without a plugin</p> 2017-01-03T10:00:00Z https://macdust.com/how-to-change-default-apps-in-macos/ <p>Open Mac's Finder by clicking the Finder icon in the Dock.</p> <p>Find the file type you would like to open with a specific app, and select it.</p> <p>Click or tap with two fingers to perform the equivalent of Control-click or right-click to open the File menu and select Get Info.</p> <p>Expand the 'Open with:' menu by clicking on the triangle to the left.</p> <p>Now you need to select the dropdown menu, then choose the app you would like to use to open all documents like that one.</p> <p>Click the 'Change All...' button.</p> <p>You will get a dialogue box asking you to confirm your choice. Click Continue.</p> <p>Close the Get Info window.</p> <p>Done!</p> 2016-04-23T09:00:00Z https://macdust.com/hello-world/ <p>My first blog post on macdust.com</p>