LucidPress

LucidPress is an online SAAS (web-based) drag and drop publishing app, enabling users to create artistic content for print and digital.

MacUsers who don’t want to use Pages to generate their marketing materials might consider an app like LucidPress or Canva.

Lucidpress

Lucidpress is a web-based drag and drop publishing app, enabling anyone to create stunning content for print and digital.

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Apple Mail: How To Use, Tips & Tricks

A lot of contractors I work with that have recently switched from Windows to using a Mac and iOS devices ask me questions about using Apple Mail and I had thought about making a video about it but then doing a little research on what to cover I found a couple of other videos I thought were better than I would produce so I’m posting them here and when I make my own mail video it will be about integrating it with my own 360 Difference Estimating and Project Control systems.

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A Couple Of Article on How To Run Windows Software on a Mac in 2016-7

5 Ways to Run Windows Software on a Mac

Macs have a thriving ecosystem of software, but some programs still only support Windows. Whether you want to use business software or play Windows PC games, there are many ways to run Windows programs on your Mac. We recommend using a virtual machine program, ideally Parallels or VMWare Fusion, to run Windows applications on a Mac without rebooting.

How to run Windows applications on a Mac, without installing Windows | ZDNet

Windows runs great on a Mac, but if you only need to run a few specific Windows application on your Mac, then you might be able to do just that without needing to go to the expense or hassle of installing Windows on it.

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Spark an Email app for iPhone, iPad and Mac

The best email app for iPhone iPad and Mac | Spark

https://sparkmailapp.com

A review from BusinessInsider:

http://www.businessinsider.com/spark-email-app-gmail-apple-mail-alternative-review-2016-12

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The Structure Sensor , a 3D sensor for mobile devices. Measure entire rooms all at once!

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The Art and Science of a Mac Menubar App

Ever wonder about all those menu bar apps on your MacBook or iMac? Here’s the low down with a look at some of the more popular ones too.

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Lifehacker:OS X Mountain Lion: Learn New Features, Fix Annoying Ones

The folks at Lifehacker.com have prepared a good video about upgrading to Mountain Lion: OS X Mountain Lion: Learn New Features, Fix Annoying Ones, and Uncover the Secrets

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Mountain Lion Is Here

Apple’s new OS for the Macintosh OSX 10.8 Mountain Lion after a year of development is finally here. Here is some of the relevant news and information from around the net on the new OS:

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Mountain Lion is almost here, are you ready?

Macworld has an good article, actually it is part of a coming series of articles on getting your computer ready for the next iteration of the Macintosh OS called Mountain Lion…

Get your Mac ready for Mountain Lion

The better shape your Mac is in before 10.8 arrives, the better your installation will go

by Dan Frakes, Macworld.com   Jul 11, 2012 2:00 pm

Editor’s note: This article is the first in a series of upcoming articles on installing Mountain Lion. We’ll publish a complete guide to the new version of OS X once the update becomes available.

The word on the street is that Apple has released to developers the golden master of Mountain Lion (OS X 10.8)—the final non-public version. And that means the official public release of Mountain Lion isn’t far off. Speculating on the specific date of release makes for interesting discussion—all Apple has said publicly is that the new version will arrive in July—but those aiming to upgrade as soon as the new OS drops have more pressing matters: Getting their Macs ready for Mountain Lion.

As with Lion (OS X 10.7) last year, Apple is advertising Mountain Lion as dead-simple to install. But as with every major upgrade to OS X, there are a few things you can do before Mountain Lion is released to ensure that your Mac is ready for the new release.

(click to read the complete article…)

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New! We just launched iOS4Construction.com

We just launched a new brother/sister website  iOS 4 Construction.com to complement what we have here Mac4Construction.com

If you have an iOS app (iPad, iPhone, and iPad Touch) you would like to recommend to other building, remodeling and construction professionals please take a trip over there and tell us about it.

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