Show desktop? If u using macbook pro, u can set ur trackpad 3 or 4 fingers gesture in settings.

To open an app downloaded from the net, after install just right click and click open.

Parallels not that heavy, just be sure to set the correct hardware value according to ur usage when install, RAM/CPU/STORAGE.

Show desktop > In windows, if you press this button on bottom right, all apps are minimised and you can see all your icon on desktop.

Where to find that show desktop?

You can set a shortcut for it under Settings > Trackpad > More Gestures > Show desktop

Thanks. I saw it.

I have many files that are currently in my windows 10 and I need to use two laptops for work. I don't know how I can do my works in a better way like before...

I know my boss won't accept my reasons...

Like previous forumer mentioned, you can actually dual boot ur Mac to have both Windows and MacOS.

Just buy the software called Parallels. Then you can install windows on your mac

If it is dual boot, then i can't work simultaneously since i constantly need some files from windows to Mac and vice versa.

Then you have no choice but to have 2 different machines

What files are those? Cant it be transferred over to the Mac?

Most are office files but I can't be allowed to use Microsoft office. I was told to learn Numbers

U can install microsoft office in macs.

U can run windows simultaneously with mac. Parallels or any virtual machine app enable u to do that.

Not allowed

what do u mean not allowed? boss wont let u install microsoft office?

This post has been edited by firdausbhari: Sep 24 2019, 10:55 PM

Ya

errr why....? numbers only work on mac. excel works on both platform.

well, if thats the case u might wanna learn how to use numbers to create spreadsheet then. get used to it and u will know how it works in no time

May be they don't like Office..

Hard to learn new things when getting old.

Numbers are very similar with excel. If you are doing just those basic functions and not really advance or programming level, its similar enough.

Weird boss you have. Normally ppl would go against Mac and keynote/numbers/pages and only support MS Office. But yours is the opposite

I think it's pretty safe. I'm using for years without any issues.
It will prompt you for more stronger password or reusable of same password.
If you using other Apple devices you password will automatically sync via iCloud.

You can can try MacPass. A free, open-source, KeePass-compatible password manager for macOS.

1. Click MacPass-0.7.9.zip to download app.
2. Open Finder and go to Downloads.
2. Double click downloaded MacPass-0.7.9.zip to unzip it.
3. Copy MacPass to Applications.
4. Done ready for use.

me can relate..a lot of thing to learn

use windows before and suddenly forced to use macOS

Same boat as me.

I worry i will be blamed.

How about if store passes in Keychain?