MacOS - Creating and Accessing a File Share on Apple Macintosh

📂 How to Create and Access File Shares on a Mac | Step-by-Step Guide 🖥️

In today's tutorial, I'll walk you through the process of setting up a file share on a Mac and how to access that file share from another Mac. Whether you're looking to share files across your own devices or with others on the same network, this guide has you covered!

🔹 Creating a File Share on Mac:

1. Access System Settings: Click on the Apple logo in the top left corner of your screen, then select "System Settings."
2. Enable File Sharing: Under the "General" tab, navigate to the "Sharing" section and turn on "File Sharing."
3. Choose a Folder to Share: Click the "+" icon to add a folder you want to share. For this example, I've chosen a folder named "Shared Data."
4. Set Permissions: You can control who has access to this folder by adjusting the read/write permissions. You can even add specific accounts for tailored access.

🔹 Accessing a File Share from Another Mac:

1. Open Finder: Navigate to the "Network" section in Finder to view available devices.
2. Connect to a Shared Folder: Select the Mac with the shared folder, click "Connect As," and enter the necessary credentials.
3. Access Files: Once connected, you'll see all the folders you're allowed to access, including any public or shared folders.

🔹 Tips:

• Custom Permissions: You can set folders to be read-only, write-only (like a Dropbox), or full read/write access depending on your needs.
• Public Folders: These are great for less sensitive files you want to share across your local network without complex setups.

Microsoft Lens - How to Scan a Printed Document To Text Using Your iPhon...

How to Use Microsoft Lens to Scan and Convert Documents to Text | OCR Tutorial

Description: In this tutorial, I'll show you how to use Microsoft Lens, a free app, to scan printed documents with your smartphone and convert them into editable text using Optical Character Recognition (OCR). Whether you have a single page or a small stack of documents, this method is a simple, cost-effective way to digitize your paper documents without needing professional scanning services.

🔍 What You’ll Learn:

• How to set up Microsoft Lens for document scanning
• Tips for aligning and capturing clear images of your documents
• Using OCR to extract text from your scans
• How to easily share and transfer the extracted text to your computer
• Best practices for handling multi-page documents

📂 Timestamps: 0:00 Introduction to Microsoft Lens and OCR
0:40 Setting Up Microsoft Lens for Scanning
1:30 Capturing and Adjusting Your Document Image
2:15 Extracting Text with OCR
3:00 Copying and Sharing the Scanned Text
4:00 Transferring Text to Your Computer
5:00 Recap and Final Thoughts

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WSL - How to Install Linux Net Tools in WSL Such as ifconfig and ping

🔧 How to Install Net Tools in WSL (Windows Subsystem for Linux) | Quick Guide 🖥️

Welcome to Dino's Tech World! In this video, I'll walk you through the simple process of installing Net Tools in WSL (Windows Subsystem for Linux). If you're working with Linux commands on your Windows machine, this is an essential toolset you’ll want to have.

🔹 Step-by-Step Guide:

1. Open WSL: First, launch your WSL terminal.
2. Run the Install Command: Simply type sudo apt install net-tools and hit enter. You'll need to enter your password to proceed.
3. Verify the Installation: After the installation is complete, you can run ifconfig (similar to ipconfig in Windows) to check your network configuration.
4. Explore Command Options: Use ifconfig --help to view all the available switches and options you can use with this command.

This process is straightforward, and even if you forget the command, attempting to run a network command in Linux will often prompt you with the necessary steps to install Net Tools.

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