Start here with 25 “Mac” Names That Are So Original. Expectant parents should try out first and last name together to get a great sounding combination that'll stand out, whether in elementary school or when she's running her own business. Thanks in part to vastly more positive attitudes towards Irish- and Scottish-inspired names and also to an enthusiastic exploration of original sounds and combinations, parents could be forgiven for struggling to settle on a name-there are just so many possibilities out there now. Once upon a time, names with “mac” were often associated with slow or dimwitted characters-or wise guys who operated on the crooked rather than the straight and narrow-but now “mac” names have a cool factor that's hard to deny. Names including “mac” somehow convey a sense of that tough-talking but smart maverick that can always achieve success through hard work. Creativity is reaching new heights as parents search through long lists of names hoping to find the gem that will best describe their new arrival. Originality is the name of the game lately, with many trendy parents looking for names that will hearken back to ancestral cultures, raise a few eyebrows with interesting spelling, or delight fellow hipsters with the obscurity of it. Actually with Mountain Lion it was only half as bad.Mac is back in a big way in the baby-naming world. This issue has gone worse with Yosemite, and even more frequent since I upgraded to Capitan, so I surmise that Apple is not helping either. I have the latest updates 14,6 and the cursor still disappears regularly. They even claimed it was fixed with the 14.4 update, which, as noted already in this forum, is not true. Microsoft people should be ashamed that this issue has been there for so many years.

You can bring back the cursor by changing focus to another Word window, then back to the original file: bam, the cursor is there again. The only temporary/easy fix I found is the following: But only a foll would not save often when working with Ms Word. If I don't save the cursor stays visible. I can make it go away on purpose just by hitting Ctrl+S (saving the document). I have the disappearing cursor on 90% of the documents I work on.

Always show ruler in word for mac