View in HD at . Here are the primary third-party apps that I use to make the MacMost tutorials and do app and website development.

View in HD at . You can use Numbers for more than just a grid of data. You can create colorful and easy-to-use sheets with single-cell tables, text, graphics, lookups, charts and more.

View in HD at . Pie charts are a quick and simple way to represent data visually in your Numbers spreadsheets. There are a lot of options and variations.

View in HD at . To celebrate the 3,000th episode of MacMost, here are the anwers to some of the questions I get the most often. Learn how to take a screenshot, maximize a window, cut and paste files and much more.

View in HD at . You don't need a third-party app to crop video on your Mac. But neither QuickTime Player nor iMovie will do it either. Here's how to use the built-in Photos app to actually crop your video and export a new version.

View in HD at . Take a look at the advantages to using the three main Finder views: Icon, List and Column. What are the reasons you may choose one over the other?

View in HD at . Here are the simplest ways to do some common tasks on your Mac like renaming files, launching apps, taking screenshots and more.

View in HD at . If the Finder's batch rename tool can't do what you want, you can always create your own complex file renaming scripts using the Shortcuts app and regular expressions.

View in HD at . You can use the field at the top of the Safari window to do more than just type a website address or start a web search. You can also use it to search your bookmarks or history, switch to tabs and more.

View in HD at . Right Click on a Mac is referred to as the secondary click and is used to bring up context menus. On an Apple trackpad a two-finger click is how you usually do this, though you can customize it. There are also a variety of other ways to perform a secondary click.