Moving from Windows to MAC, I find the vast distance between my window position on a big screen (say bottom right) and the menu bar (top left) makes the positioning of the Menu bar to be not very useful. There is too much real estate to traverse to use a menu bar item.
Is there a way that would stick my menu bar to the window it pertains to (same way as Windows does)?
Thank you.
MacBook Pro 14″, macOS 14.3
Thank you for the price and concise answer John.
I appreciate how Apple, no.1 in market cap, works so hard in making life easy for users and provides this friendly page Tips for Windows switchers - Apple Support
No pun intended, seriously.
The " Dock " can be hidden, auto hidden to return to visable with mouse over, place at bottom, placed on Left or Right
But to Menu Bar of the Operating System is Locked at the Top and can not be moved
You can Hide the Menu Bar as per second image below
You're welcome. Glad to help. For some reason Microsoft does not offer a corresponding "Windows tips for Mac switchers" page. I wonder why?
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Enjoy your new Mac!
John Galt wrote:
You're welcome. Glad to help. For some reason Microsoft does not offer a corresponding "Windows tips for Mac switchers" page. I wonder why?
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Enjoy your new Mac!
Once you go Mac you never go back!
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Can I make Mac Menu Bar work like Windows does and be at the top of each window?
