How To: Copy Images on iPhone

How To: Copy Images on iPhone

1. Open Safari browser on your iOS device. 2. In this example, we use Google images to search for Become The Solution 3. Click the image to view it. 4. Gesture your finger lightly (not a hard gesture) on the image you want to copy to reveal save image and copy.





5. Once copied,...

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How To: Macbook Air Reset Wireless Network Settings

How To: Macbook Air Reset Wireless Network Settings

Quickly reset your MacBook Air wireless network settings following these steps.   1. Navigate to Hard Drive -> Library -> Preferences -> SystemConfiguration





2. Delete all files in this folder except com.apple.Boot.plist 3. Reboot. Your wireless networks should all be forgotten and network settings reset.
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How To: iPhone Delete Remembered Email Addresses – Latest iOS

How To: iPhone Delete Remembered Email Addresses – Latest iOS

In the native Mail client on iPhone and iPad, iOS automatically remembers email addresses you previously sent emails too. You can delete any remembered email address easily – follow these steps.   1. Open iOS Mail app.   2. Start typing a remembered email address. You will see it appear. Click the “i” next to the...

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How To: Yahoo Forward Email (With Pictures)

How To: Yahoo Forward Email (With Pictures)

1. Login to your Yahoo email account. 2. Click the Gear icon in the top right corner and click Settings. 3. In the left column, click Accounts





4. Add a forward email address to the forwarding address field. You will be required to verify the forwarding email address. 5. Test forwarding after.
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How To: Completely Uninstall Anything on Mac

How To: Completely Uninstall Anything on Mac

Mac OS X does not have built-in functionality to automatically uninstall programs when we need. Typically, Mac X users drag an application to the trash to delete it from the system. This does delete the application; however it does not delete other files created by the application including preference files (.plist) apple support files (.sfl), apple...

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