Hello. Please try the steps here: s.apple.com/dE0w1C3H0w If you have more questions, you can reach us here: apple.co/GetSupport

Automator still exists, so Shorcuts is basically the latter.

Thanks for reaching out. We’d like to help with this. Updating your iOS is safe for your device, and it includes some bug fixes and security updates, plus new features. Here’s how to update: s.apple.com/dE4w1r7M9c For more support, or if you need help with updating a Mac, please reach out to us here: apple.co/GetSupport

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they should be there

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Especially when you consider that it’ll replace Automator.

Hi there! We love to hear how we can make our features better for you. Let us help get you pointed in the right direction to leave feedback about that. You can leave feedback using this link: apple.co/Feedback If you need further help or have other questions, please reach out to us here: apple.co/GetSupport

@@applesupport Thank you very much, I sure will. I was looking for a way to get feedback like that, but somehow I completely missed this page.

You can check out this article for help with using the Shortcuts app: s.apple.com/dH8R6Z9A2n Should you need further help, contact us directly: apple.co/GetSupport

Hi there! We’d be happy to help you today. Here is a great resource that goes over Mac keyboard shortcuts: s.apple.com/dE0w3J7g8u If you still need further assistance please don’t hesitate to reach out to us here: apple.co/GetSupport

We’d be happy to help with some steps to check concerning the Safari issue. Take a look at those steps here: s.apple.com/dE7b2r6E3H If you still need more help, reach out to us here: apple.co/GetSupport

I was on the beta version, I rolled back and updated the system. Its working now

Thanks for reaching out to us. We’re happy to help. Shortcuts is a new feature for Mac and currently doesn’t support every native macOS app. If you’d like to request they add more apps to this feature, you can do so here: s.apple.com/dE4O8p1G1B You can still use Finder with your Mac via Split View, as detailed here: s.apple.com/dE0w5u0E4c If you have any additional questions about this, you can reach our support teams here: apple.co/GetSupport

Hi there, thanks for reaching out. We are here to help! To learn more about creating custom shortcuts on Mac, please visit: s.apple.com/dH1R8o4q8g If you have any additional questions of concerns, please contact Apple Support directly by visiting: apple.co/GetSupport

Thanks for commenting. We can help with your Mac. Shortcuts is supported on Mac with macOS Monterey. If your MacBook Pro runs macOS Monterey or newer, you have the Shortcuts app available. Photos does have an option to hide content, you can read about it here: s.apple.com/Dw7Z2y5Sl6 As for locking, your Mac is locked with your login password. If you lock your Mac then all your apps are locked. If you share your Mac with another person, they should have their own user account. Here’s more info on making your Mac secure: s.apple.com/Dr9W1O8od8 Contact Apple Support if you need more help: apple.co/GetSupport

Hello! We’d be happy to provide you with some information. The “notch” contains the TrueDepth camera system and other hardware components used for Face ID and is not removable. You can learn about Face ID here: s.apple.com/dE4c9o0x9H If you’d like submit product feedback you can do that here: apple.co/Feedback If you’d like more help, contact Apple Support here: apple.co/GetSupport

@@applesupport we know that but can’t you innovate something else , trust me notch is highly irritating 😠, may designs available in Market with full display ; why can’t apple design such phones / laptops

Hi there, macOS Monterey was released today, October the 15th. For more information about this, click here: s.apple.com/dE4a8U5A7B To upgrade to Monterey, follow these steps: s.apple.com/dE0R2n1o5c If you have questions or need additional assistance, reach out to us directly here: apple.co/GetSupport

@@applesupport You mean 25th right?

Thank you for reaching out. We understand the convenience of keyboard shortcuts and would like to assist. Please use this link: s.apple.com/dE0w3J7g8u as it has all of the Mac keyboard shortcuts available. Hope this helps!

Great question. To get the Shortcuts app on the Mac, you need to have macOS Monterey. From there, you will find this app in your Applications folder or you can do a Spotlight search. Check out the following links: - Find out which macOS your Mac is using s.apple.com/dE3O5r3g6O - How to upgrade to macOS Monterey s.apple.com/dH5q8T0A9i - Go directly to a specific folder on Mac s.apple.com/dE0l2u8H5w - Search with Spotlight on Mac s.apple.com/d2I7y737z2 If you need further assistance, contact Apple Support here apple.co/GetSupport

Thanks for reaching out to us about macOS Monterey for your MacBook Air. We’re here to help! It does look like macOS Monterey can be downloaded and installed on MacBook Air Early 2015 and later. More information about that can be found here: s.apple.com/dH8b6d1i7X Should you need any additional assistance, please reach out to our support team here: apple.co/GetSupport

Thank you for reaching out to us regarding the ability to customize your Touch Bar with keyboard shortcuts. We’re here to help! Many macOS keyboard shortcuts use function keys (F1 through F12). On a Mac with a Touch Bar, function keys are shown in the Touch Bar so you can setup shortcuts. This article provides you with additional information about customizing the Touch Bar on your Mac so you can use keyboard shortcuts. s.apple.com/dH1z9n4i6v If you need additional assistance, please reach out to an expert here: apple.co/GetSupport

Basically, Mac OS has been around longer than windows, not only that, windows kind of didn't matter much until windows 95 came out.. The only reason it's "intimidating" to you is because it's new, going from android to iOS vica versa, same thing, and you know that both will have many similarities... There are many interchangable/transferable skills between windows & MacOS, such as Finder & windows explorer, those are the "window managers" which you see when you have a window on the screen showing your documents folder etc... Both systems let you do very similar things, they are "desktop operating systems" after all... Yes, MacOS is easier, for example: there is ONLY 1 SETTINGS AREA. windows 10 has 2 setting areas (Settings & Control Panel), that is confusing and messy!!!!!! On MacOS it's simply called "System Preferences" -all in 1 place.

@w ne yes, the menubar is great, and on windows it almost doesn't exist anymore, but it DID used to always exist.

We’d like to help. Have you tried Launchpad or searching with Spotlight? If not, try the steps in these articles: Search with Spotlight on Mac: s.apple.com/dE4w0J1n9t Use Launchpad to view and open apps on Mac: s.apple.com/dE4q3T7q1c Still no Shortcuts app? Reach out to us for direct support here: apple.co/GetSupport

Hey there, thanks for reaching out! We’re here to help ensure you are able to manage any apps on your Mac. Based on your description, it sounds like you may benefit from the Mission Control feature. Mission Control shows all of the windows open on the desktop of your Mac, arranged in a single layer so it’s easy to spot the one you need. Apps that are in full screen or Split View, and desktop spaces you created, are shown as thumbnails in the Spaces bar along the top edge of the screen. You can learn more about how to enable it here: s.apple.com/dH8n4o3R3n If you have any questions or need any additional assistance, we recommend reaching out to one of our expert Advisors here: apple.co/GetSupport We hope this helps!

if you want to see multiples files in MS Excel you can use three or four fingers and swipe down in your trackpad while you're in excel, it will show the differents tab in a same App

File menu > new window for multiple windows. Ctrl + Down arrow to see open windows of current app. Ctrl + Tab to switch between all apps. Ctrl + up arrow to enter mission control. Swipe up with three fingers on a trackpad to view mission control. Swipe side to side [left or right] with three fingers to move between spaces like fullscreen apps and desktops. Swipe side to side with two fingers on a magic mouse to move between spaces. Use ctrl + left or right arrow key to move between spaces.

We understand your inquiry, and we’d be happy to get you into the right hands to get some help. Please contact Apple Support regarding this here: s.apple.com/d2s4g839s5

@@applesupport Use this as feedback for a bugreport instead. I work with Apple products as an MDM Admin with Jamf. Don't have time to contact you to get forwarded 5 times until I get to talk to an engineer. (yes, I've called you before regarding deep support tickets) Just forward this internally. Shortcuts overall works great, but using a "Quick Action" to combine images does not work. (only in grid mode) Try it yourself and see

Hello. We’re here to help. Universal Control is coming later this fall. Reach out to us if you have further questions: apple.co/GetSupport

It sounds like Wi-Fi is disconnecting when you try to update your MacBook. The steps in this article could be helpful: s.apple.com/dE3O7C8z7b If you need further assistance, partner with us here: apple.co/GetSupport

Thanks for letting us know! We’re here to help. You may need to update your Mac to macOS Monterey to see and use the Shortcuts app. Here’s how to update your Mac: s.apple.com/dE0R2n1o5c If you’re on macOS Monterey, you can locate the app from multiple places like Launchpad or using Finder in the “Applications” section. If you have any further questions, you can reach us using this link: apple.co/GetSupport or contact us via phone at the number most appropriate for your location here: s.apple.com/d2s4Y7z7z9

Hey there! It sounds like you need some help forcing an app to quit on your Mac. This should get you moving in the right direction. * How to force an app to quit on your Mac - s.apple.com/dE4x5o5M3L If more help is needed, please reach out here: apple.co/GetSupport

You can find more information about Shortcuts here: s.apple.com/dH8R6Z9A2n If you need additional assistance, reach out here: apple.co/GetSupport

Thanks for reaching out. We want your Mac to work as expected especially after an update. We’d be happy to provide some guidance. We've located this article that goes into detail about that: s.apple.com/dE0q5C9G5A If you needed further assistance, please contact Apple Support here: s.apple.com/d2s4g839s5

Thanks for reaching out about using Shortcuts. We know it’s important to get it to work how you’d like. Using Hotkeys isn’t an available option for starting a Shortcut. We recommend that you leave feedback about your request here: s.apple.com/dE0l7Z9g1B You can see the list of ways to activate Shortcuts here: s.apple.com/dH8R6Z9A2n If you still need help, contact Apple Support: apple.co/GetSupport

Hi there! That’s a great question. We have an awesome KZfaq tutorial on how to use Split View here: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/mb93pc922dfFhqs.html If you have further questions click here, apple.co/GetSupport

@@applesupport i don't want to do split view, i want to do split screen with a siri shortcut, just like in this video, but i want it to open 2 safari windows.

In Keyboard Maestro, you could open a URL in Safari in a new window, position the window on the left half of the screen, open another URL in a new Safari window, and position that window on the right half of the screen. I'm not sure if you can do all of that with just Shortcuts.

The following article has helpful suggestions to free up storage on your Mac: s.apple.com/dE4O2p2q7c If you require assistance, please reach out to Apple Support for Mac: apple.co/Mac

It's available in MacOS Monterey

Here’s a link to Shortcuts User Guide for macOS - s.apple.com/dH8O2Z4i4g In System Preferences for macOS, you can set in System Preferences > Desktop & Screen Saver if you want to have the picture change when waking from sleep or going to sleep. If you have any questions, please reach out here - apple.co/GetSupport

We can help! If you’re using macOS Monterey or later, you can use the steps here to locate the Shortcuts app: s.apple.com/DH9l7u4vw0 If you’re still unable to locate the app using those steps, reach out to us so we can take a deeper look at: apple.co/GetSupport

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Thanks for reaching out. You will be able to find Shortcuts in the Applications folder with Finder, or in Launchpad. For more help, contact us directly using this link: apple.co/GetSupport

@@applesupport as mentioned in my original remarks, "i have searched in my MacBook Pro" which means, I also looked in the Applications folder, but it wasn't there. What else would you suggest, a factory reset and reinstall BigSure again? Thanks

Hello, thanks for reaching out! It looks like the Shortcuts app itself cannot be deleted from your Mac. If you like, you can leave feedback about this here: apple.co/Feedback

Hey there. We’d be happy to point you to the right direction for this. You can review the macOS Monterey compatibility list here: s.apple.com/dH5h2Z9H1B If you need further assistance, reach out to us here: apple.co/GetSupport

Hey there! Thanks for reaching out. We’d love to answer your question. To use Shortcuts on Mac, please follow steps from this guide below. You’ll want to check out the section that says “Run a shortcut from a keyboard shortcut”. Run a shortcut while working on your Mac: s.apple.com/dH8x4d0q5K If you have any other questions, contact us here: apple.co/GetSupport If necessary, select your country or region from the dropdown menu at the top of the page and click continue to have it reflect relevant information for your location. We hope this helps!

Hi there. Thanks for reaching out. That’s a great question. You can create keyboard shortcuts for existing menu commands but the macOS doesn’t include features which would allow you to create shortcuts to open an app for example. You can learn more here: s.apple.com/dE0a9T0o1b If you have any other questions or concerns, feel free to contact us directly here: apple.co/GetSupport Take care!

You’ll want to check out the section that says “Run a shortcut from a keyboard shortcut”. Run a shortcut while working on your Mac: s.apple.com/dH8x4d0q5K

You can use Keyboard Maestro to create a macro triggered by a hot key, and then have it run the Shortcut via AppleScript.

Thanks for the message. We’ll be happy to help. First, we’d want to confirm that the issue is the same after fully restarting the computer. You’d also want to do any software updates that are available for the Mac: s.apple.com/dE0R2n1o5c If there’s no change after those steps, reach out to us at the following link and we’ll take a deeper look into what’s going on: apple.co/GetSupport

Great question! You can use the steps from the following user guide to see steps on how to create a customized keyboard shortcut. s.apple.com/dH8R8o0i1Y s.apple.com/dH8R8o0i1Y If you still need help then reach out to our online support team here: apple.co/GetSupport

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Great question! Shortcuts on Mac are available with macOS Monterey or later. Check out: s.apple.com/dH8R6Z9A2n If further assistance is needed, reach out to us here: apple.co/GetSupport

Thanks for reaching out to us. We’re here to help! We recommend taking a look at this article for steps on how to add, remove or rearrange items in your Dock and ways on how to customize your Dock: s.apple.com/dE0n6J2v4H Also, here is a great article that you can review to learn how to run shortcuts on macOS: s.apple.com/dH5q9p0i8b Should you need any additional assistance with this, please reach out to our support team here: apple.co/GetSupport

Thanks for reaching out. We’d like to help with this. You can use Split View to use two Mac apps simultaneously: s.apple.com/dE0w5u0E4c For more support, reach out to us here: apple.co/GetSupport

@@applesupport Glad to Say Welcome :)

We appreciate you reaching out about this, we’re going to do our best to answer your question. There is not a Shortcuts app for Big Sur. If you have additional questions, you can find the support number for your location here: s.apple.com/d2s4Y7z7z9

There’s automator, which is more designed for power users, it’s not that hard to use if you practice.

Hi there, we’d like to provide some info. Automator still exists as an app in macOS Monterey, in addition to Shortcuts. Although they are separate apps, there are some ways they can work together as well. We’d recommend reviewing the following for more info: s.apple.com/dE4a2p6g9H For more help with Automator, you can also see Apple Support Communities: s.apple.com/dH5h5u9E2B If you have any other general questions about those apps, please reach out to us here: apple.co/GetSupport