Mac OS X Leopard bible
Describes the components of the updated Mac operating system and provides instructions for using pro-level security tools, working with Leopard's new built-in applications, tapping the power of Mac UNIX, iLife applications, setting up a local network, customizing the desktop, and wireless netwo...
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| Format: | eBook |
| Language: | English |
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Indianapolis, In.
Wiley Pub.
2008
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| Series: | Bible
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| Collection: | O'Reilly - Collection details see MPG.ReNa |
Table of Contents:
- About the authors
- Acknowledgments
- Introduction
- pt. 1. Getting to know Mac OS X
- ch. 1. Introduction and installation of Mac OS X
- ch. 2. Exploring the GUI and personalizing your workspace
- ch. 3. Searching with Spotlight
- ch. 4. Transitioning to Intel Architecture and Universal/Binary apps
- ch. 5. Working with applications and documents
- ch. 6. Working with included applications
- ch. 7. Working with QuickTime and included media applications
- pt. 2. At work with Mac OS X
- ch. 8. Getting help
- ch. 9. Utilizing services
- ch. 10. Getting on the Internet
- ch. 11. Setting up a local network
- ch. 12. Sharing files and network services
- ch. 13. Deploying more network services
- ch. 14. Harnessing Mac
- ch. 15. Managing fonts
- pt. 3. Beyond the basics of Mac OS X
- ch. 16. Printing and faxing
- ch. 17. Managing system preferences
- ch. 18. Managing user accounts and privileges
- ch. 19. Integrating in a Windows world
- pt. 4. Making the most of Mac OS X
- ch. 20. Enhancing with utilities
- ch. 21. Maintaining Mac OS X
- ch. 22. Automating and AppleScript
- ch. 23. Commanding Unix
- ch. 24. Securing Mac OS X
- Glossary
- Index