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  • Izdošanas datums: 19-Sep-2012
  • Izdevniecība: John Wiley & Sons Inc
  • ISBN-10: 111839416X
  • ISBN-13: 9781118394168
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Presents information on the features and functions of the operating system, covering such topics as customization, using iWork, networking, syncing with iCloud, expanding the system, and AppleScript.

The big new book on Apple's big new cat OS X Mountain Lion

The 800+ pages in this value-packed guide cover everything you need to know to get the most out of OS X Mountain Lion. Eight minibooks are packed with detailed information covering essential topics such as OS X basics, customizing and sharing, creating digital hubs, using iWork, networking, advanced functions, and more. You'll learn how to keep your system safe with the amazing new Gatekeeper, integrate Twitter and Facebook into your Mac life, get your head in the iCloud, and a host of other cool and practical new functions.

  • Features eight minibooks: Introducing OS X, Customizing and Sharing, the Digital Hub, Using iWork, the Typical Internet Stuff, Networking in OS X, Expanding Your System, and Advanced OS X
  • Covers new OS X features that bring more of the iOS experience to the Mac desktop, including Messages, Notes, Reminders, Notification Center, Power Nap, Twitter and Facebook integration, Gatekeeper, Dictation, and Game Center
  • Shows you how to search with Spotlight, backup and restore your system with iCloud, tweak images with iPhoto, go Hollywood with iMovie, create websites, use FaceTime, turn your Mac into a DVD theatre, and jam with GarageBand and iTunes
  • Explains how to stay secure, go wireless, expand your system, troubleshoot problems, and much more

If you want one book for all things OS X Mountain Lion, you'll want OS X Mountain Lion All-in-One For Dummies.

Introduction 7(2)
What's Really Required
2(1)
About This Book
3(1)
Conventions Used in This Book
3(1)
Stuff you type
3(1)
Menu commands
3(1)
Display messages
4(1)
Links
4(1)
In case you're curious about computers
4(1)
How This Book Is Organized
4(2)
Book I Introducing OS X
4(1)
Book II Customizing and Sharing
5(1)
Book III The Digital Hub
5(1)
Book IV Using (Work
5(1)
Book V The Typical Internet Stuff
5(1)
Book VI Networking in OS X
5(1)
Book VII Expanding Your System
6(1)
Book VIII Advanced OS X
6(1)
Icons Used in This Book
6(3)
Book I Introducing OS X
9(166)
Chapter 1 Shaking Hands with OS X
11(16)
Convince Me: Why OS X?
12(9)
Pretty to behold
12(5)
Stable, stable, stable
17(2)
Multitasking and multithreading for normal human beings
19(1)
The definition of Internet savvy
20(1)
Lots of free goodies
21(1)
What Do I Really Need to Run the Big X?
21(1)
Upgrading from Earlier Versions of Mac OS
22(2)
Backup! -- Please, backup!
23(1)
Snuff out disk errors
23(1)
Plug it, road warrior
23(1)
Personalizing the Big X
24(3)
Chapter 2 Navigating and Running Programs
27(30)
Restarting, Sleeping, and Shutting Down
28(2)
A Window Is Much More Than a Frame: Navigating Windows
30(7)
Opening and closing windows
30(2)
Scrolling windows
32(1)
Minimizing and restoring windows
32(2)
Zooming windows
34(1)
Those hard-working toolbars
35(1)
Moving windows
35(1)
Resizing windows
35(1)
Switching windows
36(1)
Menu Mysteries Explained
37(1)
Icons 'R Us
38(6)
Hardware
39(1)
Programs and applications
40(1)
Files
40(2)
Folders
42(1)
Aliases
42(2)
Selecting Icons for Fun and Profit
44(1)
Selecting a single icon
44(1)
Selecting multiple icons
44(1)
Keyboard Shortcuts for the True Power User
45(2)
Houston, We're Go to Launch Programs
47(2)
Running applications from your hard drive
48(1)
Running applications from a CD-ROM or DVD-ROM
49(1)
Switching Twixt Programs with Aplomb
49(3)
Opening and Saving Your Stuff in an Application
52(3)
Opening a document
52(2)
Saving a document
54(1)
Quitting Applications
55(2)
Chapter 3 Basic OS X Housekeeping
57(30)
The Finder: It's the Wind beneath Your Wings
57(2)
Copying and Moving Files and Folders
59(1)
Cloning Your Items --- It's Happening Now!
60(1)
Deleting That Which Should Not Be
60(1)
Dragging unruly files against their will
61(1)
Deleting with the menus and the keyboard
61(1)
Emptying That Wastepaper Basket
61(1)
Wait! I Need That After All!
62(1)
Renaming Your Items
62(1)
Adding a Dash of Color
63(1)
Displaying the Facts on Files and Folders
63(5)
Adding Spotlight comments
65(1)
Displaying file extensions
65(1)
Choosing the application with which to launch a file
66(1)
Locking files against evildoers
67(1)
Creating an Alias
68(1)
Using the Apple Menu
68(6)
Using Recent Items
68(2)
Playing with the Dock
70(1)
Bad program! Quit!
70(2)
Tracking down your version
72(1)
Visiting the App Store
72(1)
Specifying a location
73(1)
Availing Yourself of OS X Services
74(1)
Get Thee Hence: Using the Go Menu
75(1)
Monkeying with the Menu Bar
76(3)
Using menu bar icons
76(2)
Doing timely things with the Clock
78(1)
Eject, Tex, Eject!
79(1)
Common Tasks Aplenty
80(3)
Opening and editing text files
80(1)
Listening to an audio CD
81(1)
Recording --- nay, burning --- a data CD
82(1)
All You Really Need to Know about Printing
83(4)
Chapter 4 Searching Everything with Spotlight
87(10)
Doing a Basic Search
87(3)
How Cool Is That!? Discovering What Spotlight Can Do
90(1)
Expanding Your Search Horizons
91(2)
Customizing Spotlight to Your Taste
93(4)
Chapter 5 Fun with Photo Booth
97(6)
Capturing the Moment with FaceTime HD and Photo Booth
97(4)
Producing Video on the Spot with iMovie
101(2)
Chapter 6 Using Reminders, Notes, and Notifications
103(8)
Remind Me to Use Reminders
103(3)
Taking Notes the Mountain Lion Way
106(2)
Staying Current with Notification Center
108(3)
Chapter 7 Keeping Track with Contacts
111(14)
Hey, Isn't Contacts Just a Part of Mail?
111(2)
Entering Contact Information
113(3)
Using Contact Information
116(2)
Arranging Your Contact Cards
118(2)
Using Network Directories
120(1)
Printing Contacts with Flair
121(1)
Swapping Bytes with vCards
122(3)
Chapter 8 Marking Time with Calendar
125(10)
Shaking Hands with the Calendar Window
126(1)
Entering That Special Event
127(1)
Editing Existing Events
128(2)
Keeping Track of Multiple Calendars
130(1)
Sharing Your Attractive Calendar
131(2)
Putting Your Calendar on Paper
133(2)
Chapter 9 The Joys of Maintenance
135(22)
Deleting Applications the Common Sense Way
136(1)
Popping the Hood: Using the System Information Utility
137(2)
Tracking Performance with Activity Monitor
139(3)
Fixing Things with the Disk Utility
142(9)
Displaying the goods on your disks
142(2)
Playing doctor with First Aid
144(1)
Erasing without seriously screwing up
145(2)
Partitioning the right way
147(2)
RAID has nothing to do with insects
149(2)
Updating OS X
151(1)
I Demand That You Back Up Your Hard Drive
152(3)
Hitching a ride on the Time Machine
152(2)
Using other backup solutions
154(1)
I Further Demand That You Defragment
155(1)
Special Start-Up Keys for Those Special Times
155(1)
Crave the Newest Drivers
156(1)
Chapter 10 Getting Help for the Big X
157(8)
Displaying the Help Center Window
157(2)
Searching for Specific Stuff
159(2)
Prodding Apple for the Latest Gossip
161(1)
Calling for Help Deep in the Heart of X
161(1)
Other Resources to Chew On
162(3)
Voice support
162(1)
Mac publications and resource sites
163(1)
Local Mac outlets and user groups
163(2)
Chapter 11 Troubleshooting the X
165(10)
Don't Panic!
165(1)
The Troubleshooting Process
166(6)
Step 1 Always try a simple shutdown
167(1)
Step 2 Check all cable connections
167(1)
Step 3 Retrace your steps
167(1)
Step 4 Run Disk Utility
168(1)
Step 5 Run antivirus software
169(1)
Step 6 Check the Trash
169(1)
Step 7 Check online connections
170(1)
Step 8 Disable troublesome Login Items
170(1)
Step 9 Turn off your screen saver
171(1)
Step 10 Check for write protection
171(1)
Step 11 Check your System Information
171(1)
Step 12 Reboot with the OS X Recovery HD volume
171(1)
Do I Need to Reinstall OS X?
172(1)
It's Still Not Moving: Troubleshooting Resources
173(2)
The OS X Help Center
173(1)
The Apple OS X Support site
173(1)
Your local Apple dealer
174(1)
Book II Customizing and Sharing
175(122)
Chapter 1 Building the Finder of Your Dreams
177(24)
Will That Be Icons or Lists or Columns or Even a Flow?
177(4)
Doing the Toolbar Dance
181(6)
Hiding and showing the toolbar
182(1)
Hiding and showing the status bar
182(1)
Giving your toolbar big tires and a loud exhaust
183(4)
Searching for Files from the Toolbar
187(1)
Searching for Files from the Find Dialog
188(2)
Configuring the View Options
190(11)
Setting Icon view options
190(3)
Setting List view options
193(2)
Setting Column view options
195(2)
Setting Cover Flow view options
197(1)
Setting Finder Preferences
197(4)
Chapter 2 Giving Your Desktop the Personal Touch
201(18)
Changing the Background
202(3)
Picking something Apple
203(1)
I just gotta have lavender
204(1)
Selecting your own photo
205(1)
Changing the Screen Saver
205(1)
Changing Colors in OS X
206(1)
Adding Stickies
207(2)
Customizing the Dock
209(3)
Adding applications and extras to the Dock
209(1)
Keeping track(s) with Stacks
210(2)
Resizing the Dock
212(1)
Stick It on the Dashboard
212(3)
Getting Social with Game Center
215(1)
Arranging Your Precious Desktop
216(3)
Chapter 3 Delving under the Hood with System Preferences
219(44)
The Preferred Way to Display the Preferences
219(1)
Saving Your Preferences
220(1)
Searching for Specific Settings
221(1)
Getting Personal
222(12)
General preferences
222(1)
Desktop and screen saver preferences
223(2)
Dock preferences
225(2)
Mission Control preferences
227(1)
Language & Text preferences
228(2)
Security & Privacy preferences
230(2)
Spotlight preferences
232(1)
Notifications preferences
232(2)
It's All about the Hardware
234(8)
CDs and DVDs preferences
234(1)
Displays preferences
235(1)
Energy Saver preferences
236(1)
Keyboard preferences
237(1)
Mouse preferences
238(1)
Trackpad preferences
239(1)
Print & Scan preferences
239(2)
Sound preferences
241(1)
Sharing the Joy: Internet and Wireless
242(9)
iCloud preferences
242(2)
Mail, Contacts & Calendars preferences
244(1)
Network preferences
245(4)
Bluetooth preferences
249(1)
Sharing preferences
250(1)
Tweaking the System
251(12)
Users & Groups preferences
251(2)
Parental Controls preferences
253(1)
Date and time preferences
254(1)
Software Update preferences
255(1)
Dictation and speech preferences
255(2)
Time Machine preferences
257(1)
Accessibility preferences
258(2)
Startup Disk preferences
260(3)
Chapter 4 You Mean Others Can Use My Mac, Too?
263(8)
How Multiuser Works on OS X
263(2)
Configuring Your Login Screen
265(3)
Locking Down Your Mac
268(1)
Starting Applications Automatically after Login
269(2)
Chapter 5 Setting Up Multiuser Accounts
271(16)
Adding, Editing, and Deleting Users
271(5)
Adding a new user account
272(2)
Editing an existing account
274(1)
Deleting an existing account
275(1)
Tightening Your Security Belt
276(6)
Setting Parental Controls
277(4)
Assigning the Simple Finder
281(1)
Using Keychains --- Not!
282(5)
Chapter 6 Sharing Documents for Fun and Profit
287(10)
Sharing over a Network versus Sharing on a Single Mac
287(2)
No network is required
288(1)
Relying on a guaranteed lock
288(1)
Most places are off-limits
289(1)
Permissions: Law Enforcement for Your Files
289(3)
Permission and Sharing Do's and Don'ts
292(1)
Sharing Stuff in Office 2011
293(4)
Document-sharing features
293(1)
File-level sharing features
294(3)
Book III The Digital Hub
297(122)
Chapter 1 The World According to Apple
299(8)
First, Sliced Bread and Now, the Digital Hub
299(1)
What Can I Digitize?
300(1)
Photographs
300(1)
Music
301(1)
Video
301(1)
DVD
301(1)
The Software That Drives the Hub
301(4)
iPhoto
302(1)
iTunes
303(1)
iMovie
304(1)
GarageBand
305(1)
Can I Use All This Stuff at One Time?
305(2)
Chapter 2 Jamming with iTunes and iPod
307(28)
What Can I Play on iTunes?
307(2)
Playing an Audio CD
309(2)
Playing Digital Audio and Video
311(4)
Browsing the Library
313(1)
Finding songs in your Music Library
314(1)
Removing old music from the Library
314(1)
Watching video
315(1)
Keeping Slim Whitman and Slim Shady Apart: Organizing with Playlists
315(2)
Know Your Songs
317(3)
Setting the song information automatically
318(1)
Setting or changing the song information manually
318(2)
Ripping Audio Files
320(1)
Tweaking the Audio for Your Ears
321(1)
A New Kind of Radio Station
322(3)
iTunes Radio
323(1)
Tuning in your own stations
323(1)
Radio stations in your playlists
324(1)
iSending iStuff to iPod
325(1)
Sharing Your Media across Your Network
326(1)
Burning Music to Shiny Plastic Circles
327(2)
Feasting on iTunes Visuals
329(1)
Exercising Parental Authority
330(2)
Buying Digital Media the Apple Way
332(3)
Chapter 3 Focusing on iPhoto
335(24)
Delving into iPhoto
335(3)
Working with Images in iPhoto
338(15)
Import images 101
338(2)
Organize mode: Organizing and sorting your images
340(8)
Edit mode: Removing and fixing stuff the right way
348(5)
Producing Your Own Coffee-Table Masterpiece
353(4)
Putting Photo Stream to Work
357(2)
Chapter 4 Making Magic with iMovie
359(22)
The iMovie Window
359(4)
A Bird's-Eye View of Moviemaking
363(1)
Importing the Building Blocks
363(7)
Pulling in video clips
364(2)
Making use of still images
366(1)
Importing and adding audio from all sorts of places
367(3)
Building the Cinematic Basics
370(6)
Adding clips to your movie
370(2)
Removing clips from your movie
372(1)
Reordering clips in your movie
372(1)
Editing clips in iMovie
372(1)
Transitions for the masses
373(1)
Even Gone with the Wind had titles
374(2)
Adding Maps and Backgrounds
376(1)
Creating an Honest-to-Goodness Movie Trailer
376(2)
Sharing Your Finished Classic with Others
378(3)
Chapter 5 Becoming a Superstar with GarageBand
381(22)
Shaking Hands with Your Band
382(2)
Composing and Podcasting Made Easy
384(13)
Adding tracks
385(3)
Choosing loops
388(3)
Resizing, repeating, and moving loops
391(3)
Using the Arrange track
394(2)
Tweaking the settings for a track
396(1)
Automatic Composition with Magic GarageBand
397(2)
Sharing Your Songs and Podcasts
399(4)
Creating MP3 and AAC files and ringtones
399(1)
Sending a podcast to iTunes
400(1)
Burning an audio CD
401(2)
Chapter 6 No, It's Not Called iQuickTime
403(6)
QuickTime Can Do That?
403(1)
Playing Media with QuickTime
404(5)
Opening QuickTime movies
404(1)
Operating QuickTime Player
405(4)
Chapter 7 Turning Your Mac into a DVD Theater
409(10)
Getting the Right DVD Hardware
409(1)
Watching Movies with DVD Player
409(4)
Using the Controller
410(2)
Keeping your eyes on the Viewer
412(1)
Taking Advantage of Additional DVD Features
413(6)
Controller extras
413(1)
DVD Player preferences
414(5)
Book IV Using iWork
419(48)
Chapter 1 Desktop Publishing with Pages
421(14)
Creating a New Pages Document
421(1)
Opening an Existing Pages Document
422(1)
Saving Your Work
423(1)
Touring the Pages Window
424(1)
Entering and Editing Text
425(1)
Using Text and Graphics Boxes
425(1)
The Three Amigos: Cut, Copy, and Paste
426(2)
Cutting stuff
427(1)
Copying text and images
427(1)
Pasting from the Clipboard
427(1)
Formatting Text the Easy Way
428(1)
Adding a Spiffy Table
428(1)
Adding Alluring Photos
429(2)
Adding a Background Shape
431(1)
Are You Sure About That Spelling?
431(1)
Printing Your Pages Documents
432(1)
Sharing That Poster with Others
433(2)
Chapter 2 Creating Spreadsheets with Numbers
435(14)
Before We Launch Numbers
436(1)
Creating a New Numbers Document
436(1)
Opening an Existing Spreadsheet File
437(1)
Save Those Spreadsheets!
438(1)
Exploring the Numbers Window
439(1)
Navigate and Select Cells in a Spreadsheet
440(1)
Entering and Editing Data in a Spreadsheet
441(1)
Selecting the Right Number Format
441(1)
Aligning Cell Text Just So
442(1)
Format with Shading
443(2)
Insert and Delete Rows and Columns
445(1)
The Formula Is Your Friend
445(2)
Adding Visual Punch with a Chart
447(2)
Chapter 3 Building Presentations with Keynote
449(18)
Creating a New Keynote Project
450(1)
Opening a Keynote Presentation
451(1)
Saving Your Presentation
451(1)
Putting Keynote to Work
452(1)
Adding Slides
453(1)
Working with Text and Graphics Boxes
454(1)
Adding and Editing Slide Text
455(1)
Formatting Slide Text for the Perfect Look
456(1)
Using Presenter's Notes in Your Project
456(1)
Every Good Presentation Needs Media
457(1)
Adding a Background Shape
458(1)
Creating Your Keynote Slideshow
458(1)
Printing Your Slides and Notes
459(8)
Book V The Typical Internet Stuff
467(84)
Chapter 1 Getting on the Internet
463(8)
Shopping for an ISP
463(2)
Investigating Various Types of Connections
465(2)
Setting Up Your Internet Connection
467(4)
Using an external modem
467(1)
Using broadband or network hardware
468(3)
Chapter 2 Using Apple Mail
471(28)
Know Thy Mail Window
471(4)
Setting Up Your Account
475(3)
Add an account
475(3)
Edit an existing account
478(1)
Delete an account
478(1)
Receiving and Reading E-Mail Wisdom
478(6)
Reading and deleting messages
480(1)
Replying
481(3)
Raise the Little Flag: Sending E-Mail
484(5)
What? You Get Junk Mail, Too?
489(2)
Attachments on Parade
491(1)
Fine-Tuning Your Post Office
492(2)
Add an alert sound
492(1)
Check Mail automatically
492(1)
Automate junk mail and message deletion
493(1)
Add a signature
493(1)
Changing the status of an account
494(1)
Automating Your Mail with Rules
494(5)
Chapter 3 Staying in Touch with Messages and FaceTime
499(20)
Configuring Messages
500(1)
Working with Messages
501(3)
Changing Modes in Messages
504(1)
Will You Be My Buddy?
505(1)
Chat! Chat, I Say!
506(3)
Conversing with iMessages
509(1)
Sharing Screens with Aplomb
510(2)
Sending Files with Messages
512(1)
Eliminating the Riffraff
513(1)
Adding Visual Effects
513(1)
Conversing with FaceTime
514(5)
Chapter 4 Expanding Your Horizons with iCloud
519(4)
So How Does iCloud Work, Anyway?
519(1)
Configuring iCloud
520(2)
Managing Your iCloud Storage
522(1)
Chapter 5 Going Places with Safari
523(18)
Pretend You've Never Used This Thing
524(1)
Visiting Websites
525(2)
Navigating the Web
527(3)
Setting Up Your Home Page
530(1)
Adding and Using Bookmarks
531(2)
Downloading Files
533(1)
Using Subscriptions and History
534(1)
Tabs Are Your Browsing Friends
535(1)
Saving Web Pages
536(1)
Protecting Your Privacy
537(4)
Yes, there are such things as bad cookies
537(2)
Cleaning your cache
539(1)
Handling ancient history
539(1)
Avoiding those @*!ˆ%$ pop-up ads
539(2)
Chapter 6 Staying Secure Online
541(10)
What Can Happen if I Don't Take Security Seriously?
541(3)
"Shields Up, Chekov!"
544(4)
Firewall basics
544(3)
Antivirus basics
547(1)
A Dose of Common Sense: Things Not to Do Online
548(3)
Book VI Networking in OS X
551(60)
Chapter 1 Setting Up a Small Network
553(18)
What Do I Need to Set Up My Network?
553(4)
Something to network
554(1)
Network interface card (NIC)
554(1)
Switch
554(2)
Cables
556(1)
Setting Up Your Network
557(1)
Understanding the Basics of Network Configuration
558(3)
TCP/IP
558(2)
Software applications
560(1)
Configuring Network System Preferences
561(4)
Using DHCP for automatic IP address assignment
561(1)
Manually choosing an IP address range
562(3)
Verifying Connectivity
565(2)
Troubleshooting Your New Network
567(4)
Physical problems with your network
567(1)
Network configuration problems
568(3)
Chapter 2 Using Your Network
571(16)
It's All about (File) Sharing
571(4)
Creating an account
571(2)
Enabling file sharing
573(1)
Connecting to a shared resource
574(1)
Sharing a Connected Printer
575(1)
Sharing Files with Windows Computers
576(1)
Accessing File Shares on Windows Computers
577(1)
Using FTP to Access Files
578(3)
Using the Built-in Firewall
581(2)
Remote Control of Your Mac
583(4)
Using Screen Sharing
583(1)
Remotely control your Mac (for free, no less!)
584(1)
How VNC works
584(1)
Remote control of another computer from your Mac
585(2)
Chapter 3 Going Wireless
587(12)
Speaking the Wireless Lingo
587(2)
Figuring Out the Different Flavors of Wireless Ethernet
589(3)
Basic Wi-Fi: 802.11b
589(2)
Let's get Extreme: 802.11g
591(1)
Raising the bar to 802.11n
591(1)
The guy with the turquoise teeth
591(1)
Keeping Your Wireless Network Secure
592(2)
WPA and WPA2
593(1)
WEP
593(1)
The LEAP security standard
594(1)
Setting Up Your Wireless Network
594(5)
Setting up an Ad Hoc wireless network
594(2)
Setting up wireless networks
596(3)
Chapter 4 Sharing That Precious Internet Thing
599(12)
Sharing the Internet
599(1)
Using Network Address Translation
600(2)
Ways to Share Your Internet Connection
602(4)
Using hardware for sharing an Internet connection
602(2)
Using software for sharing an Internet connection
604(2)
Connecting Everything for Wired Sharing
606(3)
Using the software method
606(1)
Using the hardware method
606(3)
Adding Wireless Support
609(2)
If you already have a cable/DSL router or are using software Internet sharing
609(1)
If you do not have a cable/DSL router or an AirPort Extreme Base Station
609(2)
Book VII Expanding Your System
611(68)
Chapter 1 Hardware That Will Make You Giddy
613(14)
Parading Pixels: Digital Cameras, DV Camcorders, and Scanners
614(4)
Digital cameras
614(1)
DV camcorders
615(1)
Scanners
616(2)
Incredible Input: Keyboards, Trackballs, Joysticks, and Drawing Tablets
618(4)
Keyboards
618(1)
Trackballs
619(1)
Joysticks and steering wheels
620(1)
Drawing tablets
621(1)
Sublime Storage Devices: DVD/Blu-Ray and Flash Drives
622(1)
Awesome Audio: Subwoofer Systems and MP3 Hardware
623(4)
Subwoofer speaker systems
623(1)
MP3 players (well, actually, just the iPod)
624(3)
Chapter 2 Add RAM, Hard Drive Space, and Stir
627(12)
Adding Memory: Reasons for More RAM
627(2)
Shopping for a RAM Upgrade
629(2)
Finding out the current memory in your Mac
630(1)
Determining the exact model of your computer
631(1)
The Tao of Adding Hard Drive Territory
631(1)
Internal versus External Storage
632(3)
External drives
633(1)
Internal drives
634(1)
Determining How Much Space You Need
635(1)
Shopping for a Hard Drive
635(2)
Installing Your New Stuff
637(2)
The easy way
637(1)
The hard way
637(2)
Chapter 3 Port-o-Rama: Using Thunderbolt, USB, and FireWire
639(8)
Appreciating the Advantage of a FireWire Connection
639(2)
Travelling at Warp Speed with Thunderbolt
641(1)
Understanding USB and the Tale of Two Point Oh
642(1)
Hey, You Need a Hub!
643(1)
Uh, My External Device Is Just Sitting There: Troubleshooting
644(3)
Common FireWire and USB headaches
644(1)
Check those drivers
645(2)
Chapter 4 I'm Okay, You're a Printer
647(8)
Meet the Printer Browser
647(3)
Adding a Funky Printer
650(1)
Managing Your Printing Jobs
651(2)
Sharing a Printer across That There Network
653(2)
Chapter 5 Applications That You've (Probably) Gotta Have
655(16)
The Trundling Microsoft Mammoth
656(2)
Your OS X Toolbox: TechTool Pro
658(1)
Image Editing for the Masses
659(1)
The Morass of Digital Video
660(1)
Yes, It's Really Called "Toast"
660(2)
If You Positively Have to Run Windows
662(2)
AH Hail FileMaker Pro
664(1)
Utilities That Rock
665(3)
StuffIt
665(1)
BBEdit
665(2)
Real Studio
667(1)
At Least One Game
668(3)
OS X Chess
668(1)
World of WarCraft
669(2)
Chapter 6 Putting Bluetooth to Work
671(8)
Bluetooth: What a Silly Name for Such Cool Technology
671(5)
Mountain Lion and Bluetooth, together forever
672(4)
Adding Wireless Keyboards and Mice to Your Mac
676(1)
The Magic of Wireless Printing
677(2)
Book VIII Advanced OS X
679(66)
Chapter 1 Running Windows on Your Mac with Boot Camp
681(8)
Figuring Out How Boot Camp Works
682(1)
Comparing Boot Camp with Windows Emulators
683(1)
Configuring Boot Camp
684(2)
Switching to Windows
686(2)
Checking for Apple Updates
688(1)
Chapter 2 And Unix Lurks Beneath
689(24)
Why Use the Keyboard?
689(4)
Unix keyboarding is fast
690(1)
The Unix keyboard is a powerful beast
690(1)
Go where no mouse has gone before
691(1)
Automate to elevate
692(1)
Remote control
692(1)
Uncovering the Terminal
693(4)
Consider yourself prompted
693(2)
A few commands to get started
695(1)
Using the mouse skills you already have
696(1)
Unix Commands 101
697(3)
Anatomy of a Unix command
697(1)
Command line gotchas
698(1)
Help is on the way!
699(1)
Autocompletion
699(1)
Working with Files
700(4)
Paths
700(2)
Copying, moving, renaming, and deleting files
702(1)
Opening documents and launching applications
703(1)
Useful Commands
704(3)
Calendar
704(1)
Processes
705(2)
Unix Cadillac Commands
707(1)
Finding files
707(1)
Using pipes
707(1)
Unix Programs That Come in Handy
708(5)
Text editors
708(1)
Creating a new document
708(1)
Networking with the Terminal
709(1)
WWW and FTP
710(3)
Chapter 3 AppleScript Just Plain Rocks
713(16)
What's So Great about AppleScript?
713(2)
Automate common tasks in the Finder
713(1)
Automate tasks in other applications
714(1)
Running a Script
715(3)
Identifying scripts in the field
715(1)
The AppleScript Editor application
716(1)
Executing a script
717(1)
Writing Your Own Simple Scripts
718(3)
Create a script without touching a key
718(1)
Building your own scripts
719(2)
One Step Beyond: AppleScript Programming
721(3)
Grab the Dictionary
721(2)
Anatomy of a simple script
723(1)
I Summon Automator --- the Silicon Programmer!
724(3)
Help Is at Your Fingertips
727(2)
Built-in AppleScript Help
727(1)
AppleScript on the web
728(1)
Chapter 4 Talking with and Writing to Your Macintosh
729(16)
Using Ink with a Tablet
730(1)
Computer, Can You Hear Me?
731(7)
The Speakable Items controls
732(4)
The Feedback window
736(1)
The Speech Commands window
736(2)
Your Mac Talks Back!
738(7)
Setting Text to Speech options
738(3)
The Date & Time pane
741(1)
Configuring VoiceOver within the Accessibility pane
742(1)
Speaking text through applications
743(2)
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Mark L. Chambers is an author, tech editor, and unabashed Mac fan. He is the author of more than 30 computer books including MacBook For Dummies, iMac For Dummies, and Macs For Seniors For Dummies.