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6 tricks to master Preview
Built-in app is a handy gem
For us Mac users, the Preview app is an underrated gem.
Ostensibly, it’s a bare-bones app for previewing images and PDFs. But under the hood, Preview hides a bunch of handy features.
It can be used to do a ton of useful things, including image resizing, basic color correction, document annotation, filling out forms and signing papers. I regularly use it for all these things, and that’s only scratching the surface.
Did you know it’ll also open a ton of obscure image file formats? Me neither!
Here are 6 tips to get more out of Preview.
Also in this edition of The Weekender:
Widgets on Apple Watch are new in watchOS 10, and are a great new way to access apps, live activities and get info. Here’s how to set them up.
One of Apple’s Thunderbolt cables costs $160 — yeah, you read that right: $160 for a stupid cable! This is why it’s so expensive.
If you’re OK with the M1 chip, you can save almost $2,000 on a high-end MacBook.
Your Apple Watch Ultra deserves the most rugged band money can buy: here are a few suggestions.
Enjoy your weekend!
— Leander Kahney, EIC.