Scroll down further, to the section entitled Information, and you’ll also find the size of the file, whether it’s compatible with your Mac, plus any addition in-app purchases there may be.This will outline the various functions, display user reviews, and have some screenshots so you can see what it looks like.
When you see an app that interests you, click on its icon to open the dedicated page.But beware that when it says it’s ‘Free’ there is often an In-App Purchase associated with the app that could make it more expensive than an alternative option. The resuts you see will be divided in to Free Apps and Paid Apps.This kind of search often brings up similar apps as well as the one you are looking for. If you know the name of the app you’re after just type that into the Search box at the top of the window and press enter.Music, Weather, News, Social Networking, Education, and so on. Alternatively select Categories for even more app catgories to choose from, e.g.The left-hand column has section headings to make it easier to find apps for certain purposes, for example click on Play to find games, Create for creative apps, Work for business applications, and so on. Now you can peruse the various options on the store.If you don’t already have an Apple ID you will need to create one. You should automatically be logged in with your Apple ID (see the bottom left corner).Click on the icon to open up the Mac App Store.You’ll find the Mac App Store in your Dock (the row of icons at the bottom of the desktop), just look for the blue icon with an A inside that looks like it’s made up of white sticks.The easiest way to download and install an app is by using Apple’s own App Store.
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