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You can use a third party apps like Busycal to do it now, but if you wait until September Apple will be adding that feature directly into the Calendar app on the iphone, ipad and computer.

Have you checked out this video: ruclips.net/video/LpdT0XXJgGE/видео.html It covers some of the best watch tips as well as Apple Pay... check it out, and let me know if you have additional questions! Thanks for watching!

I hear you and understand your comment, but I personally don't want it combined. They are separate animals... when you combine tools, you usually limit both rather than expanding them. They serve VERY different functions. Check out this video for some of the different ways they get used and their separate pluses and minuses. ruclips.net/video/jMfw1TWbr8o/видео.html The problem with combining multiple tools into one is that you get a Swiss army knife... sure it's got a corkscrew and tweezers and a bottle opener and a knife... but sometimes you just need a good steak knife, not a dull pocket knife. Microsoft loves bundling apps (think about the unbelievable complexity of Outlook), and Apple likes to let each tool shine and work together rather than being forced together. This year, we will get reminders integrated into the calendar, and I believe it will significantly harm the Reminders experience as it was designed... not improve it. In my opinion, if you learn how to use these tools properly, you will fully understand that they are each brilliant, but like a hammer and a screwdriver, they serve different purposes.

You're not wrong... but teaching people how to do it and implementing it is a nightmare. Apple had a great tool like that called the force-press... which was activated by a long press... but they neutered it along the way because most people weren't using it, and the app manufacturers couldn't all get on the same page in implementing it. The fact that there are two-handed gestures now is super powerful. One step at a time. Simple is in the eye of the beholder...

Usually right in the middle.

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Glad it was helpful!

Glad it was helpful! Yes, if you link to shared notes, you have to provide those shared notes to the collaborators. Sharing a folder with your collaborators rather than individual notes will make that process much easier!

If the thief has your pin code, or if you did not lock one or both of your devices yes he can... which is why having a passcode, touch ID, or Face ID set up is so essential. If you have any of these protective measures set up, it doesn't matter if the thief steals everything... they won't be able to get past your security. And if you want to make it even more secure turn on stolen device protection on your phone... that will seriously thwart the would-be thief.

Always surprising how some of Apple's best features are underutilized (or never used at all) because Apple is terrible at explaining what their devices can do....

Unfortunately not yet.... there are many changes coming in the new OS for the phone/iPad and computers... maybe they will resolve that issue.

@@TheMacWhisperer I hope

Love it! Let us know how the trip goes!!!

You have to share any linked notes separately. If there are several, I recommend creating a shared folder for you and your collaborators, then you can share the folder once, and just drop any necessary supporting notes into that folder all at once.

It's really simple. Look for the NFC symbol on the ATM (most have it somewhere near where you insert your card)... hold your phone over the symbol, double click your side button, and voila... just like magic!

Glad you enjoyed it. I love to keep things supple, but I am a total digital hoarder, so I need to make sure they are also easy to find and refer back to... Notes is a great tool for that!

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You bet!

I use a trick called App Swapping which I talk about in my shortcuts video here: ruclips.net/video/QXTZekwMUas/видео.html This allows me to use a simple keyboard shortcut to move from one app to another. It's an awesome tip to learn and will save you tons of time!

@@TheMacWhisperer Great! Thanks. Turns out I have a middle button on my Logitech mouse that I have assigned to the App Switcher keyboard shortcut. Turns out I can also use that to get to the other app as well, even while dragging from someplace else. Never thought of using it like that before. Thanks!

Awesome!

All right, you got me. Here's my dirty little secret… I pretty much never use pages. I find Word processors almost useless when you really understand how to make the most out of notes. Pages is a great program and all, but on the phone, it looks like crap with me having to pinch and spread to read every little sentence… Meanwhile, notes looks perfect. True, Pages does a better job of managing photos and gives you more formatting control controls, but in most cases it's just not worth the trade-off of needing to use it on a computer or having it be super tiny on your phone. Notes properly resizes depending on what you're using which is super helpful. All right, you got me. Here's my dirty little secret… I pretty much never use pages. I find Word processors almost useless when you really understand how to make the most out of notes. Pages is a great program and all, but on the phone it looks like crap with me having to pinch and spread to read every little sentence… Meanwhile notes looks perfect. True, pages does a better job of managing photos and gives you more formatting control controls but in most cases it's just not worth the trade-off of needing to use it on a computer or having it be super tiny on your phone. Notes properly resizes depending on what you're using. In truth, there is an even better app to use for this project (Freeform), but I wanted to share some super simple and creative ways to stretch the usage of Notes. None of this is to say YOU shouldn't use Pages... you shoul duse whatever you feel comfortable with... I will stick with Notes.

Not "exactly" the same way, but you could still do it. If you follow these steps on the ipad it should still work. Be sure you are using the ChatGPT app (which will work a little better than the website)... and you should copy and paste images rather than dragging them.... but otherwise it should still work. Let me know if you run into any snags...

@@TheMacWhisperer Yeah, it worked. Thanks!

Smart... but even without the internet you can access your notes in your iCloud account flawlessly. It doesn't take internet to view them... it just won't update them without a connection... so it may not be necessary.

I hope you are being facetious. This is just an example.

@@philipcolumbus3054 yes, for the most part, since the author was presumably using a 3 day trip to Japan just as an example, but I must say I find the idea of going all the way to Japan and thinking you can see a meaningful part of it in three days a bit crazy.

@@raoulh.4440 For all? If you live in South Korea, a three-day trip to Japan might not be a bad idea. I think you are thinking locally versus globally. Plus, it was used as an example. He didn't need to do a 3-week trip itinerary to demonstrate the concept. While you are correct about a 3 day trip to Japan being foolish for a large majority of humanity, I don't think that is the point of the video.

I love that my 3 days comment created a conversation here. When I rehearsed the first draft of the video it was a 10 day trip, and it took GPT FOREVER to build the itinerary, so I decided 3 days would be enough to get the point across. I would never go overseas for less than two weeks (unless it was an emergency)... so take the EXAMPLE of 3 days with a grain of salt.... it was just easier to use for the video.

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