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Renaming multiple files at the same time on a Mac
Here you will find a short guide to help you understand how to conveniently rename multiple files at the same time on Mac.
Evernote will allow its employees to read your notes
If you aren't comfortable with Evernote employees looking through your notes, you have until January 23rd to move your notes to a different service and delete your account.
Open .docx files on your Mac
If you're wondering how you can open or edit a .docx file on your Mac, here you can find out the answer and also how to save the edited document in the same format.
Read eBooks on Mac for free
If you're looking for some free applications to help you read your favorite eBooks on a Mac, here are some of the best solutions available.
MacOS High Sierra can be hacked simply by typing "root"
If you haven't set up a password for the root account on High Sierra, anyone with access to your Mac could easily gain full control of your device.
