I've been using a Mac as my main computer for more than six months now. Having only ever used PCs before, it took a little while to learn my way around Apple OSX, the Mac equivalent of Windows.
One of the most useful features I've found is hot corners. When switched on, hot corners allow you to tell your Mac to do certain things when you move your mouse right to the corner of the screen.
They're a super-fast way to access features or screens you use regularly. Here's how to turn them on:
Now, you'll see that moving your mouse pointer to the relevant corner will make things happen.
At first, it can be a little disconcerting, especially if you hit a hot corner by accident. If you do, just move the pointer off the corner, then back into it again to return to what you were looking at before.
After a few days of using them, you'll start to see the usefulness of hot corners ... and then you'll be lost if you try and use a computer without them!
Have you switched from a PC to a Mac recently (or vice-versa)? What are the best tips you've picked up?
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Great tips in the same position and will give it a go!
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