EPISODE · Aug 3, 2017
040 – Cortar y pegar archivos o carpetas en macOS
from Apple - Tutoriales Mac · host Peter Olle
En este video muestro la forma de cortar y pegar archivos o carpetas en macOS, algo que al parecer se cree que no se puede hacer, pero es muy sencillo con la combinación correcta de teclas. Cosa que sucede mucho en los usuarios que llegan de Windows y con este video conocerán un poco más […]
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