One of the most annoying things about using the Mac in a multiscreen setup is that sometimes the Dock moves to a different screen when it is not your intention to do so. Per Apple design, the Dock cannot be displayed simultaneously on multiple screens. To move the Dock to the bottom of the screen …
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How to locate and edit the Hosts file on a Mac
1. Open the Terminal app on your Mac. 2. Type “sudo nano /private/etc/hosts”. 3. Enter the administrator password for your user account. 4. Enter the IP address and hostname you need in the hosts file. For example: <IP address> <hostname> 10.8.4.2 server1 5. Press “Control + X” and then “Y” to save the changes. 6. …
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