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This article explains how to permanently move email messages between the Focused and Other tabs in Microsoft Outlook's Focused Inbox feature. It covers how to teach Outlook to always route messages from a specific sender to your preferred tab on macOS, Windows, and Outlook on the web.
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This article explains the Apple notification that warns users when they have apps installed that will no longer run after upgrading to macOS 28 (Fall of 2027), which drops support for Intel-only (Rosetta 2) apps. It describes what the notification means, which apps may be affected, and what steps Bowdoin clients should take to prepare.
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Lists the baseline (minimum) software installed on all Mac OS classroom and computer lab computers at Bowdoin, including the macOS version, Apple and Microsoft Office productivity apps, academic applications, media players, browsers, and clicker software. The image is updated each summer, so versions may change year to year. Applies to faculty, staff, and students using Mac lab and classroom computers.
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Instructions for configuring the Microsoft Outlook desktop app on macOS with a Bowdoin email account. Covers getting started, signing in with a Bowdoin email address, authenticating at the Okta login, and adding the account. Applies to Bowdoin students, faculty, and staff using a Mac.
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Explains how to trim the beginning and end of a movie or clip in Apple's QuickTime Player on a Mac using Edit > Trim and the yellow handles on the trimming bar. Includes a video tutorial and a tip for frame-precise edits. For faculty, staff, and students editing video on a Mac.
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Step-by-step guide to recording an iPad screen as a screencast using QuickTime Player on a Mac, connecting the iPad over its charging cable and using File > New Movie Recording with the iPad selected as the camera input. Includes teaching strategies and a video tutorial. For faculty, staff, and students recording iPad screencasts on a Mac.
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Explains how to combine multiple video files into a single movie in Apple's QuickTime Player on a Mac by adding clips to the end, beginning, or middle of a movie using View > Show Clips and the Edit menu. Includes a video tutorial. For faculty, staff, and students editing video on a Mac.
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Explains how to split a single video into multiple clips in Apple's QuickTime Player on a Mac using View > Show Clips and Edit > Split Clip, then rearrange the clips. Includes a video tutorial. For faculty, staff, and students editing video on a Mac.
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Explains how to connect and disconnect a Mac to a classroom Apple TV using the AirPlay screen-mirroring feature built into macOS, with a step-by-step instructional video. Covers getting on the Bowdoin wireless network and entering the on-screen code. For faculty, staff, and students presenting wirelessly from a Mac laptop in a Bowdoin classroom.
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Step-by-step guide and video for connecting a Mac laptop to a Bowdoin classroom or meeting space display by cable (USB-C or HDMI), including choosing the right adapter, selecting the room input, fixing display and audio issues, and disconnecting. For faculty, staff, and students presenting from macOS in Bowdoin classrooms.
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Explains how to connect and disconnect a Mac (macOS) to an Apple TV using the Ditto Connect app, with a step-by-step instructional video and guidance on entering the room code. Requires the Ditto Connect app installed on the Mac. For staff, faculty, and students presenting wirelessly from a Mac laptop in a Bowdoin classroom.