As a lawyer, throughout the
day, you’re sharing any number of things with friends and colleagues.
It could be a vital document,
or it could be a joke about how you eat too many tacos.
Also, as a lawyer, time is of
the essence—and the quicker you can share, the better. For that precise reason,
Apple provides a dedicated ‘Share’ Menu on all its systems—which is the topic
of today’s Stupid Simple Mac Tips.
Accessing the ‘Share’ Menu
On most Mac OS systems, the
‘Share’ Menu is accessible via clicking the icon of the very same name.
Say you’re in Safari, for
instance. It’s possible to share your currently viewed website, merely by
clicking the ‘Share’ icon.
In the absence of this ‘Share’
icon, you can control-click the content you’re aiming to disperse amongst your
friends. A context menu should pop up
with its own ‘share option.’
Generally, the ‘Share’ menu
should adjust and customize itself based on what you’re sharing.
Options should be different
if you’re sharing text via Notes versus sharing an image via Apple’s Photos
application.
Sharing the love has never
been more streamlined and efficient!