Category: Mac Tips

  • Making Technology Accessible for Seniors: A Tailored Approach

    n an era where technology is increasingly becoming a staple in our daily lives, it’s crucial that everyone, especially seniors, have access to and the ability to use computers. At MacMason Training and Repairs, we understand the unique challenges that seniors may face when learning new technology. That’s why we’ve designed a service specifically tailored…

  • Transforming Senior Perspectives on Technology

    Transforming Senior Perspectives on Technology

    The journey of learning never truly ends a statement that rings true even more so in our digital age. Yet, for many seniors, the leap into the world of computers appears daunting, if not insurmountable. It’s not a lack of intelligence or capability that holds them back but rather a mental hurdle known as “screen…

  • Unveiling the Magic of Photoshop: A Beginner’s Class

    Discover the World of Digital Creativity with MacMason Welcome to MacMason’s Photoshop Basics class, where the world of digital creativity is at your fingertips! Whether you’re new to technology or have been hesitant to explore the artistic possibilities of your Mac, this one-hour class is tailored just for you. Designed specifically for beginners and seniors,…

  • A Beginner’s Guide to Using Krita with XPen Tablets

    Welcome to the world of digital art, where creativity meets technology! In today’s post, we’re diving into an exciting journey – learning how to use Krita, a powerful and versatile open-source painting program, with XPen drawing tablets. This guide is especially crafted for those who are new to the digital art scene or Mac users…

  • Exploring Word Processors on Mac: A Guide for Beginners

    Navigating the world of word processors on a Mac can be overwhelming, especially for those new to technology or Macs. Whether you’re drafting a letter, creating a flyer, or writing your memoirs, there’s a tool that fits your needs. In this post, we’ll explore various word processors available on a Mac, keeping it simple and…

  • New training room for Adult and senior computer classes

    New training room for Adult and senior computer classes! While some people would think this is mostly just setting up a new computers and tables and call it done. This computer training room has been deigned from the ground up to help get some of the most difficult concepts for seniors who are trying to…

  • Macs Resistant to Viruses

    In the ever-evolving landscape of technology, the belief that Macs are immune to viruses has become somewhat of a modern legend. While it’s true that Macs are inherently more resistant to viruses compared to their Windows counterparts, the misconception often leads users to consider installing antivirus software on their Macs. Surprisingly, this decision can have…

  • Should you Download MacOS Sonoma?

    With the new version of MacOS Sonoma around the corner it is time to consider upgrading to the new version. But is that a good idea? If you are a personal user with not a lot of critical processes then yes I would recommend that you download MacOS Sonoma right away as it has a…

  • When was the last time you used TimeMachine?

    In the fast-paced digital age, our lives are intertwined with technology, and for many, an iMac is an indispensable tool for work, creativity, and entertainment. As residents of Lithgow and Katoomba, ensuring the longevity of your iMac is crucial, especially considering the limited accessibility to Mac repairs in the region. One powerful tool that can…

  • When MacOS does something odd it is not a hacker

    As a Apple Software expert and an experienced tech support agent I encounter a client who often thinks they have been hacked because MacOS does something odd ,We are not talking about something where they are not able to be log into an account because the software has changed but because the Software is really…