Showing posts with label click. Show all posts
Showing posts with label click. Show all posts
Thursday, November 3, 2016
How To Create New Files From The macOS Right Click Context Menu
How To Create New Files From The macOS Right Click Context Menu
Apps in Windows can add an option to the right-click context menu that lets you create a new file. You can create a new text file, a new MS Word file, or a new Photoshop file on the fly. The same option doesn’t exist in macOS but if you’re looking for a way to add it, New File Menu is an app you should check out. It’s a macOS app that costs $1.99 in the Mac App Store and it perfectly mimics the new file from context menu feature in Windows on macOS. The app works as a Finder extension and lets you choose which apps should appear in the right-click context menu.
Install New File Menu and enable it as a Finder extension. To do so, open the Settings app, go to Extensions and enable it.
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Right-click inside a Finder window and you will see options to create a new text file, a new RTF document, a new Pages document, etc. The options are added regardless if you have the Pages or any of the MS Office apps installed. To customize which new file options appear in the right-click context menu, go to New File Menu’s preferences.
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The ‘Templates’ tab in New File Menu’s preferences lets you choose which apps should appear in the right-click context menu. You can also change the order the apps appear in.
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By default, New File Menu will only create a new file which is exactly what happens in Windows. The file is created but it isn’t opened and the app the file belongs to isn’t launched. With New File Menu you have the option to automatically open the file once it’s been created. To enable it, go to the General tab in the app’s preferences and enable the ‘Open file on creation finish’ option.
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For $1.99, the app is awesome and the functionality it adds is exceptionally useful.
Install New File Menu and enable it as a Finder extension. To do so, open the Settings app, go to Extensions and enable it.
Right-click inside a Finder window and you will see options to create a new text file, a new RTF document, a new Pages document, etc. The options are added regardless if you have the Pages or any of the MS Office apps installed. To customize which new file options appear in the right-click context menu, go to New File Menu’s preferences.
The ‘Templates’ tab in New File Menu’s preferences lets you choose which apps should appear in the right-click context menu. You can also change the order the apps appear in.
By default, New File Menu will only create a new file which is exactly what happens in Windows. The file is created but it isn’t opened and the app the file belongs to isn’t launched. With New File Menu you have the option to automatically open the file once it’s been created. To enable it, go to the General tab in the app’s preferences and enable the ‘Open file on creation finish’ option.
For $1.99, the app is awesome and the functionality it adds is exceptionally useful.
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Thursday, October 6, 2016
How to One click direct Root Motorola Milestone 2 with root tool for Gingerbread
How to One click direct Root Motorola Milestone 2 with root tool for Gingerbread
In this article we are gonna explain you how to root your Motorola Milestone 2 with root tool for Gingerbread.
All you need to do is follow the instructions on how to gain root access on your Motorola Milestone 2 with root tool for Gingerbread using tools from our Android repository (Powered By Googzone). The process is painless and pretty easy. Click here to continue reading.
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Thursday, September 22, 2016
How to Adjust the Click Speed of Your iPhone or iPad’s Home Button
How to Adjust the Click Speed of Your iPhone or iPad’s Home Button
iOS makes smart use of the Home button. You can double-click to switch apps, and even triple-click to do all sorts of things. The speed at which you need to click the Home button to register a double- or triple-click is fine for many people, but if you find yourself struggling to click the button fast enough, you can slow things down a bit.
To get started, fire up your Settings app and tap General.
On the General settings page, tap Accessibility.
On the Accessibility page, scroll down near the bottom of the list of settings and tap “Home Button.”
You have three options for your Home button click speed: Default, Slow, and Slowest. Slower speeds allow more time in between clicks when you’re double- or triple-clicking the Home button. When you make a selection, your device will vibrate three times to show you the speed required for multiple clicks. Choose the one that works the best for you and exit the Settings app.
And there you have it! It’s a simple change if you know it’s available and where to find it, but changing the click speed for your Home button can make a big difference if, for whatever reason, you’re not able to click rapidly enough at the default speed.
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