How to create a text file with TextEdit on macOS

How to create a text file with TextEdit on macOS

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macOS comes with some of the best stock apps you’ll find on any desktop OS. Its Photos app is unparalleled, and recent Macs that come with newer macOS versions will come with the iWork apps installed by default. This includes apps like iMovie and Garage Band. macOS has excellent apps for editing videos, and managing an extensive photos library and it stands to reason that it would come with a simple text editor that can create a text file. https://www.addictivetips.com/mac-os/create-text-file-with-textedit-on-macos/



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