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Eclecticlightcompany has brief, interesting piece on this subject today: https://eclecticlight.co/2023/07/29/system-settings-that-arent-in-system-settings/? System settings that aren’t in System

I meant to reply to this thread, Jeff, but forgot. Like you I have Verizon FiOS and a router I purchased from Verizon. The Verizon WiFi signal was quite week three floors down where we have our TV so

so, turns out that setting up the new router as an Access Point fixed the issue, the printer is now on the 2.4 and available to the whole network. Everything is working as expected. other than

I have assigned specific IP addresses for all my devices/computers via my router. I do not have "Private Wi-Fi Address"? enabled on iPhones or iPads. My question is: Can this Private Wi-Fi Address

My ISP is Compost, uh, I mean Comcast/Xfinity. And they insist that I use this huge Gateway box, since I am using Internet Essentials. I don’t pay a rental fee, and they imply that I have to use

Their current deal is that the router is included with my FIOS. I used to own the routers, it was better than the rental deal. I will look at the bridge mode.

HDMI 2.1 or better, otherwise known as “HDMI Ultra High-Speed.” Newer, faster, HDMI cables are backwards compatible. https://www.makeuseof.com/hdmi-cable-types-everything-you-need-to-know/ A good

At least in older versions of the Mac OS: In Mail —> Preferences —> Viewing tab —> enable Load Remote Content In Messages __________________________________________________ Randy B. Singer

Thank you Brent and Bob; you've identify my problem and the level of my dependency. I just found out there is more than one kind of HDMI wires.? Which one can I use as a 'catch all' to serve my

If this setup would work at all, I think you would have to put the 2.4 router in bridge mode. Are you renting the Verizon routers? If so, would it not be cheaper to own your own device?

so not exactly Mac, but I'm having issues printing from my macs... Story: Verizon has sent me 4 routers, and they all fail to keep a 2.4ghz band working. The 5ghz is consistent. So, one solution is

That is normal. You really don't want "remote content" enabled in your e-mail client. It is only an issue with HTML in e-mail. The infamous web beacons are not possible in normal plain text mails. AG

Hi, I may have asked this but don’t remember. (still having sending problems!) When I open any Website or email I get this Having email issues every day so this may be a duplicate :? Once I press

I actually started with a licence for DiskAid before it got rebranded to iMazing. I use it for the "few other things" and I have both iMazing for Mac and iMazing for Windows, but I never looked for a

It has been a year or two but I used a free trial of the app iMazing. It does a few other things, but I only used it to check battery health. Have to download it to and connect your iPad to another

I will try the "free" version. I don't mind actually paying for "perpetual" licences. It is the dreaded "subscription" i.e. renting that I don't like. AG Thursday, July 27, 2023, 11:38:46 AM, Otto

It works perfectly with our iPad Air 3. I don’t recall ever paying for coconutBattery. Otto

You can get this info from Apple Menu > About This Mac > System Report > Hardware > Power*, and I’m sure that’s where coconutBattery gets it from. The great thing about the app is that it

I think that depends on the item. I quite often see an option to purchase a warranty when I buy things from Amazon Germany. I don't know about other Amazon websites, but I know a telephone number for

Thanks for the pointer to Backmarket. Always good to know about alternatives and places that will deliver to addresses outside the USA without horrendous shipping costs and customs import duties. I