Mac commands

Mac

To temporarily set the path environment variable on macOS:

PATH=:$PATH

Permanently:

The way that macOS recommends is to add a file into the “/etc/paths.d/” directory. When you start a new terminal session, macOS will automatically read these files and add the folders to your path environment variable.

  1. Create a file under /etc/paths.d directory 
    sudo nano /etc/paths.d/addmore
  2. Add paths to the file. Multiple lines allowed 
    /home/addmore
/etc/addmore/example
  3. After making these changes, save and quit by pressing CTRL + X, followed by Y, then the ENTER key.
  4. Only new sessions will see the addition to the path. Currently running sessions will not.

Pages

Open multiple documents in pages.  Open the documents then use Window to either toggle the documents or merge them into tabs.