Between this column, my blog, and her work with a Mac users group, Nancy Carroll Gravley gets asked a lot of questions. Here are some of the really good questions, and, better yet, her answers.

Nancy Carroll Gravley has some new tips for your Mac, including several tips to make your Dock work the way you want it to, and some photo tips. She also has a reminder of just how time flies.

Nancy Carroll Gravley offers tips for deleting videos from the iPhone, changing folder and file icons on your Mac, and protecting your online privacy from the big bad browsers.

Nancy Carroll Gravley has some strong words for readers who make excuses for not upgrading their operating systems. She’s about had it up to here with this nonsense, and in this installment of Computing with Bifocals, she lays down the law.

Out of date, out of style, out of time

Nancy Carroll Gravley wandered the aisles at Macworld and found some apps she thinks are particularly worthy of investigation.

Nancy Carroll Gravley takes a look at some of the iPhone 4/4s cases that were on display at Macworld | iWorld.  They vary from the minimilist to the exotic.

Our Macs usually run fine and don’t give us headaches, but every now and then they cause us no end of frustration. Nancy Carroll Gravley examines some common horrors that can affect new users and provides solutions. Actually, three: frozen apps, lost passwords, and missing toolbars in Safari.

iChat can be plain vanilla or one of your most useful tools.  Nancy Carroll Gravley offers up some tips for making the most of that tool, with a little razzle-dazzle thrown in for good measure.

Nancy Carroll Gravley looks back at an incident in the mid-80s when computers were still largely the realm of business, and she’s thankful for Apple’s role in changing that.

Nancy Carroll Gravley loves her iPad, and in this installment of Computing with Bifocals, she offers three tips in making it work even better for you. She even shares a deep dark secret about her love affair with her iPad.