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Sams Teach Yourself Mac OS X Tiger All in One: (Sams Teach Yourself)

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The Macintosh environment is very exciting — and very confusing, especially for the first time user. What you need is one book that will guide you through all of the exciting features and programs that came with your new Mac. That's where Mac OS X Tiger All in One comes in. This thorough, easy-to-understand introduction to all of the components of Mac OS X Tiger will teach you how to easily work with Mac hardware, the operating system and all of the powerful digital media applications that are built right into your system. Did you know you can make your own music with a program called Garage Band? You can even burn CDs and DVDs using a program called iDVD. All of the features and programs in a Mac work together cohesively, so why consult multiple books that work against the natural flow of the Mac system? Mac OS X Tiger All in One is all you need to become a fluent Mac user.

Table of Contents:
Introduction.     How This Book Is Organized     An Invitation from the Authors I. MAX OS X BASICS. 1. Introducing Mac OS X.     Setting Up Mac OS X     A Peek Under the Hood      Applications Included with Mac OS X     The Mac OS X Desktop     System Preferences     Summary 2. Using the Finder.     The Finder Window     The File System     The Sidebar     Performing File and Content Searches–Spotlight to the Rescue     The Finder Menu Bar     Summary 3. Exploring the Dock.     Applications and the Dock     Docked Windows, Files, and Folders     Trash Can     Customizing the Dock     Dock Preference Options     Summary 4. Working with Folders, Files, and Applications.     Folders, Files, and Applications     The Finder Window Action Menu     Getting Info     Additional Tips for Using Applications     Running Classic Applications     Summary 5. Setting System Preferences and Universal Access Options.     Personal System Preferences     Hardware System Preferences     Internet & Network System Preferences     System Preferences     Universal Access     Summary II. COMMON APPLICATIONS AND HARDWARE. 6. Using Calculator, Grapher, Preview, and TextEdit.     Calculator     Grapher     Preview     TextEdit     Summary 7. Using QuickTime and DVD Player.     QuickTime     DVD Player     Summary 8. Working with Address Book, Keychain Access, iSync, and Ink.     Address Book     Keychain Access     iSync     Ink     Summary 9. Installing Additional Software.     Software Sources     Downloading and Installing Software     Opening Compressed Files with StuffIt Expander     Software Considerations in a Multiuser System     Some Software Suggestions     Summary 10. Using iWork–Pages and Keynote.     Pages     Keynote     Summary 11. Working with Displays and Peripheral Devices.     Configuring Displays     Using the Display Calibrator Assistant     Introduction to ColorSync     Connecting Peripheral Devices     Summary 12. Printing, Faxing, and Working with Fonts.     Using the Printer Setup Utility     The Page Setup and Print Windows     Print and Fax Preference Options     Working with Fonts     Summary III. INTERNET APPLICATIONS. 13. Connecting to the Internet.     Creating an Internet Connection     Setting Network Port Priorities and Locations     Using Internet Connect     Summary 14. Using Safari.     The Safari Interface     Web Browsing in Safari     The Safari Menu Bar     Safari Preference Options     Summary 15. Using Sherlock for Internet Searches.     The Internet Channel     The Pictures Channel     The Stocks Channel     The Movies Channel     The Phone Book Channel     The eBay Channel     The Flights Channel     The Dictionary Channel     The Translation Channel     The AppleCare Channel     Third-Party Channels     The Sherlock Preferences     Summary 16. Exploring .Mac Membership.     Defining .Mac     Setting Up .Mac Service     Using the iDisk     Syncing with .Mac     .Mac Web Services     Summary 17. Using Mail.     Setting Up Mail     Reading and Managing Email     Composing and Sending Messages     Using Advanced Features of Mail     Mail Utilities and Diagnostic Tools     Summary 18. Using iChat AV.     Setting Up iChat AV     Logging In to Your Accounts     Configuring Your Online Information     Managing Your Buddy List     Initiating IM and A/V Conferencing     Using the Connection Doctor     Summary 19. Using iCal.     The iCal Interface     Adding and Editing Events     To Do Lists     Calendar Publishing and Subscribing     iCal Preference Options     iCal Menus     Summary IV. APPLE’S ILIFE APPLICATIONS. 20. Introducing iLife.     iTunes     iPhoto     GarageBand     iMovie HD     iDVD     System Requirements and Necessary Tools     Installing the iLife Applications     Summary 21. Using iTunes.     Setting Up iTunes     The iTunes Interface     Visualizer     Adding Song Files     The iTunes Music Store     Burning CDs and Exporting to MP3 Players     Listening to Internet Radio     The iTunes Preference Options     Using Your iPod with iTunes     Summary 22. Using iPhoto.     The iPhoto Window     Importing Image Files     Organizing and Searching Images     Editing Photos     Creating an iPhoto Book     Creating Slideshows     Sharing Your Photos     The iPhoto Preference Options     Summary 23. Using GarageBand.     The GarageBand Interface     Working with Prerecorded Loops     Recording Original Music     Customizing Tracks     Exporting a Song to iTunes     Preferences     Summary 24. Exploring the iMovie HD Interface.     Basic Stages of Making an iMovie     The iMovie Interface     iMovie Preferences     Starting a New Project     Summary 25. Working with Video and Clips in iMovie HD.     Connecting Video Cameras     Working with Video     Moving Around in a Clip     Making Basic Edits     Working with iMovie’s Clip Viewer     Creating a Magic iMovie     Summary 26. Adding Titles, Transitions, and Effects in iMovie.     Titles     Transitions     Effects     Summary 27. Working with Still Photos and Sound in iMovie.     Photos and iMovie HD     Adding Photos to iMovie     Still Images and Duration     Still Images, Effects, and Transitions     Sound in iMovie HD     Working with Audio     Other iMovie Audio Sources     Summary 28. Exporting iMovies.     Choosing a Way to Share Your iMovie     Emailing iMovies     Sharing Movies over .Mac     Making Videotapes from iMovie     Exporting iMovies to iDVD     Sharing via QuickTime     Burning iMovies to CD     Sharing with Bluetooth Devices     Summary 29. Exploring the iDVD Interface.     The iDVD Interface     iDVD Capabilities     The iDVD Preference Options     Summary 30. Creating DVDs in iDVD.     Preparing the DVD Project     Importing Files     Customizing DVD Menus     Customizing Menus      DVD Slideshows     DVD-ROM Content–Including Computer Files on a DVD     Archiving DVD Projects and Creating Disc Images     Burning Your DVD     Creating OneStep DVDs     Summary V. SYSTEM ADMINISTRATION AND MAINTENANCE. 31. Sharing Your Computer with Other Users.     Understanding User Accounts     File Permissions     Summary 32. Sharing Files and Running Network Services.     Sharing Services     Connecting to Shared Folders     Sharing Your Internet Connection     Summary 33. Securing Your Computer.     Local Security     Network Security     Summary 34. Maintaining Your System.     Automating Software Updates     Backing Up Your Data     Copying Your Hard Drive     Using Backup Software     Activity Monitor     Summary 35. Recovering from Crashes and Other Problems.     Application Crashes     System Crashes     Resetting PRAM     Protection Against Viruses and Other Malicious Code     Restoring the Administrator Password     Fixing Hard Drive Problems     Reinstalling System Software     Summary VI. ADVANCED TOPICS. 36. Introducing Automator and AppleScript.     Automator     AppleScript     Summary 37. Using Basic Unix Commands.     Terminal: Your Window to the Underworld     Basic Commands for Working with Files     Process Management     Server Administration     Getting Help with Manpages     Other Useful Commands     Summary 38. Exploring the Utilities Folder.     System Tools     Network Tools     Imaging, Audio, and MIDI Tools     System Helpers     Summary Index.  


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Product Details
  • ISBN-13: 9780672327056
  • Publisher: Pearson Education (US)
  • Publisher Imprint: Sams Publishing
  • Height: 226 mm
  • No of Pages: 744
  • Series Title: Sams Teach Yourself
  • Weight: 1100 gr
  • ISBN-10: 0672327058
  • Publisher Date: 09 Jun 2005
  • Binding: Paperback
  • Language: English
  • Returnable: N
  • Spine Width: 40 mm
  • Width: 176 mm


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