FAQs

You can use Terminal command for Directory Services to Delete a User Account
Type the following command to list all users.

$ sudo dscl . list /Users

With the account name confirmed, type the following command in the Terminal to delete the account directory entry from your system:

$ sudo dscl . -delete /Users/Account_name

In this command, replace the word “Account_name” with the account name you found and confirmed in above step.After the account is deleted, the user’s home folder will still be on the disk in the /Macintosh HD/Users directory. At this point you can simply delete the directory to fully remove all items that were associated with the removed account.

A ZIP file bundles and, if possible, compresses multiple other files into a convenient and smaller package. However, the ZIP file may still be quite large and cumbersome to transport over the Internet. Split a large ZIP file into multiple parts to allow it to be more easily transported to customers or business partners over the Internet via email or a file-sharing service. You can do this from the terminal window of your OS X Macintosh.

Existing Zip File

New Zip File

1. Log in as an admin user.
2. Open Terminal from the Utilities folder.
3. Type or paste this command in Terminal:sudo languagesetup
4. Press Return.
5. When prompted for a password, enter an administrator account password and press Return.
6. A list of available languages is displayed. Type the number that appears next to the language you want to use, then press Return.
7. Quit Terminal.

The next time you log out or restart your Mac, the login screen uses the language you set.