how to copy and paste things across macs -

To copy and paste things across Macs, you can use Universal Clipboard if both Macs are signed into the same iCloud account and meet the following requirements:

Prerequisites:

Sign in to iCloud: Ensure both Macs are signed into the same iCloud account.
Enable Handoff:
- On both Macs, go to System Settings > General > AirDrop & Handoff (or System Preferences > General) and turn on Allow Handoff between this Mac and your iCloud devices.
Same Wi-Fi Network: Both Macs must be on the same Wi-Fi network.
Bluetooth Enabled: Bluetooth is enabled on both devices.

Steps to Copy and Paste Across Macs:

Copy on the First Mac:
- Select the text, image, or file you want to copy.
- Press Command (⌘) + C or right-click and choose Copy.
Paste on the Second Mac:
- Go to the destination app or location on the other Mac.
- Press Command (⌘) + V or right-click and choose Paste.

The content will transfer seamlessly via the Universal Clipboard.

Notes:

Supported Formats: Text, images, and some files are supported.
Expiration: Copied content is limited on the Universal Clipboard (usually a few minutes).
System Compatibility: Universal Clipboard works with macOS Sierra or later.

If Universal Clipboard isn’t available or convenient, you can also use AirDrop to transfer files or text as an alternative.

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