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Do you have a button labelled ‘Load remote content’ at the top right of such emails? If so click on that and it will load the pictures. -- Pete ====

I guess a change I made has caused many of my emails to not show any pictures. I get something like this : Maybe it is better but I find it annoying. How do I find a correction for this? Thanks. Ellen

For anyone following this thread, I found some instructions online as to how to force a sync of Photos among devices. *** Here are a few ideas to test. Much of what I'm going to suggest may

This is an interesting take on Apple SSD life Robert Durnford Will your Apple Mac SSD FAIL...? youtu.be

First Dog On The Moon suggests reading a book. :^) Bob

Funny, as a “get off my lawn” senior, my answer to EM’s purchase of Twitter was to close my Twitter account after about 10 years of inactivity. Replace it? Why?!?! I am happy to see a monopoly

Howard at eclecticlightcompany has an interesting article on these Twitter replacements for anyone who might be interested.

Such disk manipulation tools should be accessing the disk directly and not care about the operating system you are running them from. That said, make sure you have backups. I don't know whether it is

Wouldn't a virtual machine with an app to “restore” the SSD on a Mac, only “restore” the virtual machine partition/volume, and not the Mac partition/volume? Brent On my iPhone Xr

If such tools exist for Windows, surely they must exist for Linux as well. I need to find an SSD to play with, but I would rather go the Linux route than the Windows route. I wonder how many people

I’ve read a number of articles on the issue of SSD’s having a limited number of times that each data block can be written to. (I believe that it is 8.) It is over-blown. If one does the math,

Every data location on an SSD has a limited number of writes. Clearing debris might just add another write and shorten the drive’s life. Brent

Mac users have this burning desire to “clean up” their Macs (mostly due to advertising telling you that doing so is a good idea), and there are a bunch of snake-oil products available to help you

Is there an app and/or a safe approved method to either manually or automatically remove the unneeded debris? I know from using either Disk Utility, or Daisy Disk (admin version) that there's a

Bingo! Thanks again, Randy.Barbara HP bought out Samsung’s printer division. Check out these universal Samsung printer drivers: https://dlutilities.com/universal-print-and-scan-driver-for-mac/

HP bought out Samsung’s printer division. Check out these universal Samsung printer drivers: https://dlutilities.com/universal-print-and-scan-driver-for-mac/ (Impressively, this one was updated just

Duplex printing depends on the printer capability – not the printer driver. Your Mac will usually find the appropriate driver automatically. Paul

This printer has died commercially along with all Samsung laser printers. (I bought mine for $59 about ten years ago.) I think they went to HP? When I upgraded my MBA from Catalina to Monterey, I

I wouldn’t go that route. First, Apple tends to throttle the performance of it’s lowest capacity SSD’s: https://www.macworld.com/article/1953645/15-inch-macbook-air-256gb-storage-nand-chip.html

Thanks, Randy. So I wasn’t too far off base after all. I talked to an expert this morning at the Apple store and he verified what you said about the RAM. He did offer Apple’s 14 day “no