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Note: For instructions on changing the monitorresolution and color depth in Mac OS X, see ARCHIVED: In Mac OS X, how do I change the monitor resolution?

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You can change the monitor resolution and color bit depth inMac OS through either the control panels or theControl Strip.

Changing your monitor resolution

With the Monitors (Mac OS 9.x) or Monitors& Sound control panel

1. From the Apple menu, select Control Panels and thenMonitors or Monitors & Sound.
2. If it isn't already selected (grayed out), click theMonitor button, which looks like a sun.
3. In the 'Resolution' section, select the resolution you prefer.

With the Monitors control panel (old version)

Note: The original Monitors controlpanel was largely replaced by the Monitors & Soundcontrol panel, and then, in Mac OS 9, by a rewrittenMonitors control panel.

1. From the Apple menu, select Control Panels and thenMonitors.
2. Click Options....
3. Under 'Select a monitor setting', click the resolution you prefer and click OK.

With the Control Strip

1. Open the Control Strip, and click the Monitor Resolutionmodule, which looks like a monitor with a checkerboard pattern.
2. Select the resolution you prefer.

Changing the color bit depth

With the Monitors (Mac OS 9.x) or Monitors& Sound control panel

1. From the Apple menu, select Control Panels and thenMonitors & Sound.
2. If it isn't already selected (grayed out), click theMonitor button, which looks like a sun.
3. In the 'Color Depth' section, select either a color or gray-scaledisplay, and how many colors or shades of gray to use.

With the Monitors control panel (old version)

Note: The original Monitors controlpanel was largely replaced by the Monitors & Soundcontrol panel, and then, in Mac OS 9, by a rewrittenMonitors control panel.

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1. From the Apple menu, select Control Panels and thenMonitors.
2. Under 'Settings of selected monitor:', select either a color orgray-scale display, and how many colors or shades of gray to use.

With the Control Strip

1. Open the Control Strip and click the Monitor BitDepthmodule, which looks like a monitor with vertical bars.
2. Select the number of colors or shades of gray you want the monitorto display.

Finder has a great way of organizing items and it’s called tags. By default, Finder has 7 various colored tags, but they are not very helpful because they lack context and meaning. Fortunately, you can customize the tags to fit your needs.

So how to add more customer tag colors on Mac? The colors for tags are limited to the palette limited by Apple. While color choice is limited one can add more tags by following these steps:

1. Open Finder so its menu becomes active in the macOS menu bar
2. Go to Preferences option under Finder menu
3. In the pop up menu click on Tags tab
4. Right click on the tag you want to change
5. Pick the color you like

Here are the screenshots with the same steps:

You can also change the names of the tags, add new ones and delete those that do not make sense for you.

How to use Finder tags to organize files on Mac?

As you understand already tags can be customized so it makes sense to invest some time about proper organization so you can always group the files and find them easily when needed.

Here is an example of the tags system I developed for myself. Note that some tags have checks next to them and some not. You can always hide and unhide tags as needed. The tags that are displayed in the Sidebar have checks next to them.

How to add color tag to a file?

Once you created all the tags you like you can assign one or more tags to any file or folder. Use Command-I shortcut to bring file information dialog and in the first box “Tags” select the tags.

Can I add more than one tag to the file?

Yes, the Finder allows to add as many tags as needed for each file. When searching those files will appear in all groups they were tagged for.

Adding tags to multiple files

To add tags to the multiple files first select them in the Finder. Then right click on the selection and click on the tags at the bottom of the pop up screen.

Sometimes the Finder does not display all tags. In this case click on Tags… option and then on Show All. Select the required tags from the drop down. After adding all tags hit Enter.

How to search for files with tags?

To quickly find the files under specific tag you can use Tags section in the Sidebar.

If the tag does not appear either add it to the Sidebar or click on All Tags and then click on the required tag to see all files which have the tag assigned.

Finding tagged files with Siri

Siri is one of the most easiest ways to find any file. To find a tagged file just start Siri and ask it following: “Find all files with tag Work”

When the files appear in the Finder they will show all tags they have been assigned.

Displaying tags in Sidebar

If the tag does not appear in the Sidebar you can add them in Finder Preferences:

1. Open Finder Preferences
2. Click on checkbox next to the tag to include it to the Sidebar

Alternatively, click on All Tags option to see all tags. Then drag the tag to the Sidebar.

Displaying Sidebar in the Finder

If the Sidebar itself does not appear in the Finder then you can always turn it on from the Finder menu or by using key combination.

Menu option

1. Go to View menu item in the Finder menu
2. Click on View/Hide Sidebar item

Key Combination

Use Command+Option+S key combination to hide/show Sidebar.

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Read more here about the Finder in the tutorial I wrote: Windows Explorer for Mac – Easy Guide For PC Switchers

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