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  • Izdošanas datums: 21-Jul-2014
  • Izdevniecība: John Wiley & Sons Inc
  • ISBN-10: 1118862341
  • ISBN-13: 9781118862346
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  • Formāts: Paperback / softback, 432 pages, height x width x depth: 234x186x21 mm, weight: 572 g
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  • ISBN-13: 9781118862346
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Each book covers all the necessary information a beginner needs to know about a particular topic, providing an index for easy reference and using the series' signature set of symbols to clue the reader in to key topics, categorized under such titles as Tip, Remember, Warning!, Technical Stuff and True Story. Original.

Looks at the features and functions of the MacBook, covering such topics as customizing preferences, browsing the Internet, configuring iCloud, chatting on FaceTime, using iTunes and other multimedia applications, and troubleshooting.

Make friends with your MacBook the fun and easy way!

Ultra-light, ultra-fast, and ultra-powerful, the MacBook is the coolest laptop in town, and longtime Mac guru Mark L. Chambers is just the guy to help you get to know your MacBook in no time. Take a closer look at the latest features, get the lowdown on OS X, unleash your creative forces with iLife, take care of business with the iWork applications, and sync it all with iCloud with the expert advice in this bestselling MacBook guide.

Whether this is your first MacBook or your first laptop, period, you'll learn to navigate the Mac desktop, customize your settings, surf the web and set up e-mail, hook into a network, transfer your important documents from another PC or Mac, and troubleshoot with ease. You'll also get the inside scoop on the fun stuff like FaceTime video calling, Messages, Reminders, photos, videos, music, the Mac App Store, and more.

  • Covers all MacBook Air and MacBook Pro models and is fully updated for OS X Mavericks and the latest editions of iLife and iWork
  • Gets you up to speed on helpful MacBook features like the Finder, Finder Tabs, Dashboard, Spaces, Mission Control, Spotlight, and iCloud
  • Explains how to work with files and folders, use the Safari web browser, connect with other wireless devices, add accessories, and use your MacBook on the go
  • Covers crunching data with Numbers, dressing up your documents with Pages, adding punch to your presentations with Keynote, editing your images with iPhoto, composing music with GarageBand, making movie magic with iMovie, and more

MacBook For Dummies, 5th Edition is the perfect companion for getting the most out of your mac-nificent MacBook!

Introduction 1(6)
Foolish Assumptions
1(1)
About This Book
2(1)
Icons Used in This Book
3(1)
Beyond the Book
4(1)
Where to Go from Here
4(3)
Part I: Tie Myself Down with a Desktop? Preposterous! 7(48)
Chapter 1 Hey, It Really Does Have Everything I Need
9(24)
An Overview of Your Mac Laptop
10(7)
The parts you probably recognize
11(3)
The holes called ports
14(1)
Don't forget the parts you can't see
15(2)
Meet the MacBooks
17(5)
Comparing the MacBooks
17(3)
Look, Ma, no moving parts!
20(1)
What if I need that pesky optical drive?
21(1)
Location, Location, Location!
22(1)
Unpacking and Connecting Your Laptop
23(2)
Unpacking for the road warrior
23(1)
Connecting Cables 101
24(1)
Great, a Lecture about Handling My Laptop
25(1)
An Overview of Mac Software Goodness
26(2)
What comes with my laptop?
26(1)
Connecting to the Internet from your lap
27(1)
Applications that rock
27(1)
Boot Camp For Dummies
28(1)
Other Stuff That Nearly Everyone Wants
28(5)
Chapter 2 Turning On Your Portable Powerhouse
33(12)
Tales of the On Button
34(1)
Mark's Favorite Signs of a Healthy Laptop
34(1)
You Won't Lecture Me about Batteries, Will You?
35(3)
Setting Up and Registering Your Laptop
38(2)
Your Apple ID is your friend
38(1)
Setting up OS X Mavericks
38(2)
Registering your MacBook
40(1)
Importing Stuff from Another Mac
40(2)
Importing Stuff from Windows (If You Must)
42(3)
Chapter 3 The Laptop Owner's Introduction to OS X
45(10)
Your Own Personal Operating System
46(6)
The Mavericks Desktop
46(4)
Why get so excited by Mavericks?
50(1)
Like Windows done right
51(1)
And Just in Case You Need Help
52(5)
The Mavericks built-in Help system
52(1)
The Apple web-based support center
53(1)
Magazines
53(1)
Mac support websites
53(1)
Local Mac user groups
53(2)
Part II: Shaking Hands with OS X 55(82)
Chapter 4 Opening and Closing and Tapping and Such
57(22)
Using the All-Powerful Finder
57(3)
Wait a Second: Where the Heck Are the Mouse Buttons?
60(3)
Launching and Quitting Applications with Aplomb
63(3)
Juggling Folders and Icons
66(6)
A field observer's guide to icons
66(2)
Selecting items
68(2)
Copying items
70(1)
Moving things from place to place
71(1)
Duplicating in a jiffy
71(1)
Using Finder Tabs
72(1)
Keys and Keyboard Shortcuts to Fame and Fortune
72(3)
Special keys on the keyboard
73(1)
Using the Finder and application keyboard shortcuts
73(2)
Performing Tricks with Finder Windows
75(4)
Scrolling in and resizing windows
75(1)
Minimizing and restoring windows
76(1)
Moving and zooming windows
77(1)
Closing windows
78(1)
Chapter 5 Getting to the Heart of Mavericks
79(18)
Home, Sweet Home Folder
79(3)
Personalizing Your Desktop
82(2)
Customizing the Dock Just So
84(2)
Adding Dock icons
84(1)
Removing Dock icons
85(1)
Using Dock icon menus
85(1)
What's with the Trash?
86(2)
Working Magic with Mission Control and the Dashboard
88(5)
Multitasking with Mission Control
88(2)
Using the Dashboard
90(3)
Printing in OS X
93(4)
Chapter 6 A Nerd's Guide to System Preferences
97(18)
An Explanation — in English, No Less
97(3)
Locating That Certain Special Setting
100(1)
Popular Preferences Panes Explained
101(14)
The Displays pane
101(1)
The Desktop & Screen Saver pane
102(2)
Mission Control preferences
104(2)
The General pane
106(1)
The Energy Saver pane
107(1)
The Dock pane
108(2)
The Sharing pane
110(1)
The Time Machine pane
111(1)
iCloud preferences
112(1)
Notifications preferences
113(2)
Chapter 7 Sifting Through Your Stuff
115(10)
A Not-So-Confusing Introduction to Spotlight
116(6)
Searching with Spotlight
117(2)
Working with matching stuff
119(1)
Tweaking Spotlight in System Preferences
120(2)
Other Search Tools Are Available, Too
122(1)
With Widgets, the Internet Is Your Resource
123(2)
Chapter 8 Using Reminders, Notes, Notifications, and Maps
125(12)
Remind Me to Use Reminders
125(3)
Taking Notes the Mavericks Way
128(2)
Staying Current with the Notification Center
130(2)
Introducing the Maps Window
132(2)
Switching Views in Maps
134(1)
Getting Directions over Yonder
135(2)
Part III: Connecting and Communicating 137(68)
Chapter 9 Let's Go on Safari!
139(20)
Pretend You've Never Used This Thing
139(2)
Visiting Websites
141(2)
Navigating the Web
143(3)
Setting Up Your Home Page
146(1)
Adding and Using Bookmarks
147(1)
Working with the Reading List and Shared Links
148(2)
Saving pages for later with the Reading List
149(1)
Visiting pages recommended by friends
149(1)
Downloading Files
150(1)
Using History and Top Sites
151(1)
Tabs Are Your Browsing Friends
151(2)
Printing Web Pages
153(1)
Protecting Your Privacy
154(5)
Yes, there are such things as bad cookies
154(1)
Cleaning your cache
155(1)
Banishing pesky iCloud Keychain passwords
156(1)
Handling ancient history
156(1)
Setting notifications
157(1)
Avoiding those @*!^%$ pop-up ads
157(2)
Chapter 10 iCloud Is Made for MacBooks
159(6)
So How Does iCloud Work, Anyway?
159(2)
Configuring iCloud
161(1)
Managing Your iCloud Storage
162(3)
Chapter 11 Your Laptop Goes Multiuser
165(20)
Once Upon a Time (An Access Fairy Tale)
166(1)
Big-Shot Administrator Stuff
167(12)
Deciding who needs what access
167(1)
Adding users
168(2)
Modifying user accounts
170(1)
I banish thee, mischievous user1
171(2)
Setting up login items and parental controls
173(6)
Mundane Chores for the Multiuser Laptop
179(6)
Logging in and out in Mavericks For Dummies
180(2)
Interesting stuff about sharing stuff
182(1)
Encrypting your Home folder can be fun
183(2)
Chapter 12 Working Well with Networks
185(20)
What Exactly Is the Network Advantage?
185(1)
Should You Go Wired or Wireless?
186(2)
Be a Pal: Share Your Internet!
188(1)
Using your MacBook as a sharing device
188(1)
Using a dedicated Internet-sharing device
189(1)
What Do I Need to Connect?
189(9)
Wireless connections
189(6)
Wired connections
195(3)
Connecting to the Network
198(4)
Verifying that the contraption works
198(2)
Sharing stuff nicely with others
200(2)
USE YOUR FIREWALL!
202(3)
Part IV: Living the iLife 205(90)
Chapter 13 The Multimedia Joy of iTunes
207(26)
What Can I Play on iTunes?
207(2)
Playing an Audio CD
209(1)
Playing Digital Audio
210(5)
Exploring the Music Library
211(2)
Navigating the Library in Browse mode
213(1)
Finding songs in your Music Library
214(1)
Removing old music from the Library
214(1)
Watching Video
215(1)
Keeping Apart Slim Whitman and Slim Shady: Organizing with Playlists
215(2)
Know Your Songs
217(3)
Setting the song information automatically
218(1)
Setting or changing song information manually
218(2)
Ripping Audio Files
220(1)
Tweaking the Audio for Your Ears
221(1)
A New Kind of Radio Station
222(3)
Internet radio
222(1)
Tuning in your own stations
223(1)
Radio stations in your playlists
223(1)
Creating a custom iTunes Radio station
224(1)
iTunes and iCloud Together
225(1)
iSending iStuff to iPod, iPhone, and iPad
225(1)
Sharing Media across a Network
226(1)
Burning Music to Shiny Plastic Circles
227(1)
Feasting on iTunes Visuals
228(1)
Exercising Parental Authority
229(2)
Buying Digital Media the Apple Way
231(2)
Chapter 14 The Masterpiece That Is iPhoto
233(24)
Delving into iPhoto
233(2)
Working with Images in iPhoto
235(15)
Import images 101
236(2)
Organize mode: Organizing and sorting your images
238(8)
Edit mode: Removing and fixing stuff the right way
246(4)
Producing Your Own Coffee-Table Masterpiece
250(4)
Putting Photo Stream to Work
254(1)
E-Mailing Photos to Aunt Mildred
255(2)
Chapter 15 Making Film History with iMovie
257(20)
Shaking Hands with the iMovie Window
258(3)
A Bird's-Eye View of Moviemaking
261(1)
Importing the Building Blocks
261(6)
Pulling in video clips
262(2)
Making use of still images
264(1)
Importing and adding audio from all sorts of places
265(2)
Building the Cinematic Basics
267(6)
Adding clips to your movie
267(1)
Marking clips
268(1)
Removing clips from your movie
269(1)
Reordering clips in your movie
269(1)
Editing clips in iMovie
269(1)
Transitions for the masses
270(1)
Even Gone with the Wind had titles
271(1)
Adding maps and backgrounds
272(1)
Creating an Honest-to-Goodness Movie Trailer
273(2)
Sharing Your Finished Classic with Others
275(2)
Chapter 16 Recording Your Hits with GarageBand
277(18)
Shaking Hands with Your Band
278(2)
Composing Made Easy
280(10)
Adding tracks
281(1)
Choosing loops
282(4)
Resizing, repeating, and moving loops
286(1)
Using the Arrangement track
287(1)
Tweaking the settings for a track
288(2)
Sharing Your Songs
290(7)
Creating song files and ringtones in iTunes
290(2)
Exporting a project
292(1)
Burning an audio CD
292(3)
Part V: Getting Productive and Maintaining Your MacBook 295(80)
Chapter 17 Desktop Publishing with Pages
297(14)
Creating a New Pages Document
298(1)
Open an Existing Pages Document
299(1)
Saving Your Work
299(1)
Touring the Pages Window
300(1)
Entering and Editing Text
301(1)
Using Text and Graphics Boxes
301(1)
The Three Amigos: Cut, Copy, and Paste
302(1)
Cutting stuff
302(1)
Copying text and images
303(1)
Pasting from the Clipboard
303(1)
Formatting Text the Easy Way
303(1)
Adding a Spiffy Table
304(1)
Adding Alluring Photos
305(1)
Adding a Background Shape
306(1)
Are You Sure about That Spelling?
307(1)
Printing Your Pages Documents
308(1)
Sharing That Poster with Others
308(3)
Chapter 18 Creating Spreadsheets with Numbers
311(14)
Before You Launch Numbers
311(1)
Creating a New Numbers Document
312(1)
Opening an Existing Spreadsheet File
313(1)
Save Those Spreadsheets!
314(1)
Exploring the Numbers Window
314(1)
Navigating and Selecting Cells in a Spreadsheet
315(1)
Entering and Editing Data in a Spreadsheet
316(1)
Selecting the Correct Number Format
317(1)
Aligning Cell Text Just So
318(1)
Formatting with Shading
319(1)
Inserting and Deleting Rows and Columns
320(1)
The Formula Is Your Friend
320(2)
Adding Visual Punch with a Chart
322(2)
Printing Your Spreadsheet
324(1)
Chapter 19 Building Presentations with Keynote
325(12)
Creating a New Keynote Project
326(1)
Opening a Keynote Presentation
327(1)
Saving Your Presentation
327(1)
Putting Keynote to Work
328(1)
Adding Slides
329(1)
Working with Text and Graphics Boxes
330(1)
Adding and Editing Slide Text
331(1)
Formatting Slide Text for the Perfect Look
331(1)
Using Presenter's Notes in Your Project
332(1)
Every Good Presentation Needs Media
332(1)
Adding a Background Shape
333(1)
Creating Your Keynote Slideshow
334(1)
Printing Your Slides and Notes
335(2)
Chapter 20 When Good Mac Laptops Go Bad
337(14)
Repeat after Me: Yes, I Am a Tech?
337(1)
Step-by-Step Laptop Troubleshooting
338(11)
The number one rule: Reboot!
338(2)
Special keys that can come in handy
340(1)
All hail Disk Utility, the troubleshooter's friend
341(4)
Mark's MacBook Troubleshooting Tree
345(4)
Okay, I Kicked It, and It Still Won't Work
349(2)
Local service, at your service
349(1)
The OS X Help Center
349(1)
Apple Help Online
350(1)
Chapter 21 Adding New Stuff to Your Laptop
351(12)
More Memory Will Help
351(6)
Figuring out how much memory you have
352(1)
Installing memory modules
353(4)
Considering a Hard Drive Upgrade?
357(3)
Ponder your external options
357(3)
Gotta have internal
360(1)
A List of Dreamy Laptop Add-Ons
360(3)
Game controllers
360(1)
Video controllers
361(1)
Music hardware
361(2)
Chapter 22 Tackling the Housekeeping
363(12)
Cleaning Unseemly Data Deposits
363(4)
Getting dirty (or, cleaning things the manual way)
364(2)
Using a commercial clean-up tool
366(1)
Backing Up Your Treasure
367(4)
Saving files
367(2)
Putting things right with Time Machine
369(2)
Maintaining Hard Drive Health
371(1)
Automating Those Mundane Chores
371(3)
Updating OS X Automatically
374(1)
Part VI: The Part of Tens 375(18)
Chapter 23 Top Ten Laptop Rules to Follow
377(8)
Keep Your Laptop in a Bag
377(1)
Maximize Your RAM
378(1)
Install a Tracker Application
379(1)
Keepeth Thy Drive Encrypted
379(1)
Brand Your MacBook
380(1)
Disable Your Wireless
380(1)
Take a Surge Protector with You
381(1)
Use Power-Saving Features
381(1)
Use an External Keyboard and Mouse
382(1)
Not Again! What Is It with You and Backing Up?
382(3)
Chapter 24 Ten Things to Avoid Like the Plague
385(8)
USB 1.1 Storage Devices
386(1)
Phishing Operations
386(1)
Oddly Shaped Optical Discs
387(1)
Submerged Keyboards
388(1)
Antiquated Utility Software
388(1)
Software Piracy
388(1)
The Forbidden Account
389(1)
Unsecured Wireless Connections
389(1)
Refurbished Hardware
390(1)
Dirty Laptops
391(2)
Index 393
Mark L. Chambers, an unabashed Mac fan, has been an author, computer consultant, BBS sysop, programmer, and hardware technician for over 25 years. His recent titles include OS X Mavericks All-in-One For Dummies, Macs For Seniors For Dummies, 2nd Edition, and iMac For Dummies, 7th Edition.