If you flip back through your course notes, you’ll see that last week we explored using Preview to edit and annotate images. But as I explained in that lesson, Preview has powers beyond images. It’s ...

Preview can do more than just show you a file in macOS, as it is especially handy for annotating images and editing PDFs.

The Preview pane in File Explorer helps us preview several file types. Therefore, finding it just displays some random text and no preview of the desired PDF file can be somewhat problematic. A ...

So much criticism has been heaped on the likes of iTunes and Photos that it can be easy to forget the software that Apple gets right — apps that are both simple and powerful. There may be no better ...

PDF files are a convenient and reliable way to distribute documents to colleagues and clients. These files are secure, readable and easy to navigate. One feature of Adobe's free Acrobat Reader program ...

As part of making the iPad as powerful as the Mac, Apple has migrated Preview to iPadOS. Here's how it stands in iPadOS 26 versus macOS Tahoe. Mac users will be extremely familiar with the basic idea ...

Use Preview: Open the PDF in Preview, click File > Export, select “Reduce File Size” under Quartz Filter, and save. Use ColorSync Utility: Open the PDF in ColorSync Utility, click File > Export, ...

If you want to preview files in Windows 11/10, then this post can help. We have covered some good and free apps for you to do this. You won’t have to open a file to check its content. Just use the ...

Savvy Preview users know they can do some interesting things to PDFs—convert them to black-and-white or sepia tone, increase or decrease their lightness, and more—by selecting File -> Export, then ...