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9780764576768

Mac OS® X TigerTM All-in-One Desk Reference For Dummies®

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Summary

Mac OS X Tiger is the sum of its parts, and there are a lot of them. What could be easier than to have a handy minibook covering each one, ready to answer your every question?If you're venturing into the Mac world for the first time, you've chosen a great time to make the move. And if you're switching to Tiger from an earlier Mac OS, you'll be eager to get going as quickly as possible. Either way, you'll love the convenience of Mac OS X Tiger All-In-One Desk Reference For Dummies. You'll find sections devoted to Basic Mac OS X Customizing and sharing your Mac Mac's digital hub-iTunes, iMovie, iPhoto, iDVD, QuickTime, and GarageBand The Internet (AppleMail, iChat AV, iDisk, and more) Networking, including Bluetooth, AppleTalk, and Airport Extreme Expanding your system with cool hardware and software Some advanced stuff, like hosting a Web site and building custom applications Each self-contained chapter discusses a specific feature, application, connection, or cool thing about Mac OS X. You can start at the beginning, or dive right into the things you most want to explore. For example, you can Discover how to find anything, anywhere on your system, with Spotlight Set up a wireless network Use iDisk to back up your important files Edit or create your own DVDs, CDs, and movies Keep in touch with others through the cool iChat AV application Get step-by-step instructions that make using OS X Tiger as much fun-and as productive-as it's meant to be Because everything's handy and neatly organized, you'll find Mac OS X Tiger All-In-One Desk Reference For Dummies is the reference book you'll want to keep right next to your Mac. You'll refer to it many times over, and be glad you did!

Author Biography

Mark L. Chambers is an author, tech editor, and unabashed Mac OS X fan. He is the author of more than 30 computer books including iMac For Dummies, 4th Edition.

Table of Contents

Introduction 1(1)
What's Really Required
2(1)
About This Book
2(1)
Conventions Used in This Book
3(1)
Stuff you type
3(1)
Menu commands
3(1)
Display messages
3(1)
In case you're curious about computers
3(1)
How This Book Is Organized
4(1)
Book I: Introducing Mac OS X
4(1)
Book II: Customizing and Sharing
4(1)
Book III: The Digital Hub
4(1)
Book IV: The Typical Internet Stuff
4(1)
Book V: Networking in Mac OS X
5(1)
Book VI: Expanding Your System
5(1)
Book VII: Advanced Mac OS X
5(1)
Icons Used in This Book
5(2)
Book I: Introducing Mac OS X
7(158)
Shaking Hands with Mac OS X
9(16)
Convince Me: Why Mac OS X?
10(10)
Pretty to behold
10(5)
Stable, stable, stable
15(2)
Multitasking and multithreading for normal human beings
17(1)
The definition of Internet-savvy
17(1)
Lots of free goodies
18(1)
It even runs the old stuff
19(1)
What Do I Really Need to Run the Big X?
20(1)
Upgrading from Earlier Versions of Mac OS
21(1)
Back up --- Please back up
21(1)
Snuff out disk errors
21(1)
Plug it, Road Warrior
21(1)
Personalizing the Big X
22(3)
Navigating and Running Programs
25(28)
Restarting, Sleeping, and Shutting Down
26(2)
A Window Is Much More Than a Frame
28(6)
Opening and closing windows
28(2)
Scrolling windows
30(1)
Minimizing and restoring windows
31(1)
Zooming windows
32(1)
Toggling toolbars
32(1)
Moving windows
32(1)
Resizing windows
33(1)
Switching windows
33(1)
Menu Mysteries Explained
34(2)
Icons 'R Us
36(6)
Hardware
36(2)
Programs and applications
38(1)
Files
38(1)
Folders
39(1)
Aliases
40(2)
Selecting Icons for Fun and Profit
42(2)
Selecting a single icon
42(1)
Selecting multiple icons
43(1)
Keyboard Shortcuts for the True Power User
44(1)
Houston, We're Go to Launch Programs
45(1)
Running applications from your hard drive
45(1)
Running applications from a CD-ROM or DVD-ROM
45(1)
Switching 'Twixt Programs with Aplomb
46(2)
Opening and Saving Your Stuff in an Application
48(3)
Opening a document
48(2)
Saving a document
50(1)
Quitting Programs
51(2)
Basic OS X Housekeeping
53(26)
The Finder: It's the Wind beneath Your Wings
53(2)
Copying and Moving Files and Folders
55(1)
Cloning Your Items --- It's Happening Now!
56(1)
Deleting That Which Should Not Be
56(1)
Dragging unruly files against their will
57(1)
Deleting with the menus and the keyboard
57(1)
Emptying That Wastepaper Basket
57(1)
Wait! I Need That After All!
58(1)
Renaming Your Items
58(1)
Adding a Dash of Color
59(1)
Displaying the Facts on Files and Folders
59(4)
Adding comments
61(1)
Displaying extensions
61(1)
Choosing the application to launch with a file
62(1)
Locking files against evildoers
62(1)
Creating an Alias
63(1)
Using the Apple Menu
64(4)
Using Recent Items
64(1)
Playing with the Dock
65(1)
Bad program! Quit!
66(1)
Tracking down your version
67(1)
Specifying a location
68(1)
Availing Yourself of Mac OS X Services
68(1)
Get Thee Hence: Using the Go Menu
69(1)
Monkeying with the Menu Bar
70(3)
Using menu bar icons
71(1)
Doing timely things with the Clock
72(1)
Eject, Tex, Eject!
73(1)
Common Tasks Aplenty
74(3)
Opening and editing text files
74(1)
Listening to an audio CD
75(1)
Recording --- nay, burning --- a data CD
75(2)
All You Really Need to Know about Printing
77(2)
Searching Everything with Spotlight
79(10)
Basic Searching 101
79(3)
Is Spotlight Really That Cool?
82(2)
Expanding Your Search Horizons
84(1)
Customizing Spotlight to Your Taste
85(4)
Using Sherlock: It's Elementary
89(16)
Sherlock Is Just Plain Neat
90(1)
Looking for the Scent with the Great Detective
90(2)
You Don't Need a Remote for These Channels
92(1)
Tracking Businesses, Movies, Definitions, and Auctions
93(6)
Let your mouse do the walking
93(2)
Scoping local movies
95(1)
Consulting Sherlock's dictionary
96(1)
Scouring eBay for Old London
97(2)
Using Internet Search Sites
99(1)
Minding Your Portfolio
100(1)
Translating 'Twixt Languages
101(1)
Finding Flight Information
102(3)
Keeping Track with the Address Book
105(12)
Hey, Isn't the Address Book Just a Part of Mail?
105(2)
Entering Contact Information
107(2)
Using Contact Information
109(2)
Arranging Your Contact Cards
111(2)
Using Network Directories
113(1)
Printing Contacts with Flair
114(1)
Swapping Bytes with vCards
114(3)
The Joys of Maintenance
117(22)
Deleting Applications the Common Sense Way
118(1)
Popping the Hood: Using the Apple System Profiler
119(3)
Tracking Performance with Activity Monitor
122(3)
Fixing Things with the Disk Utility
125(9)
Displaying the goods on your disks
126(1)
Playing doctor with First Aid
127(1)
Erasing without seriously screwing up
128(2)
Partitioning the right way
130(2)
RAID has nothing to do with insects
132(2)
Updating Mac OS X
134(1)
I Demand That You Back Up Your Hard Drive
135(1)
I Further Demand That You Defragment
136(1)
Special Start-Up Keys for Those Special Times
136(1)
Crave the Newest Drivers
137(2)
Using Classic Mode
139(8)
Classic Mode Explained
139(2)
Cranking Up Classic
141(2)
Reaching That Antique Software
143(1)
Configuring Classic Mode
144(1)
Returning to Your Mac OS 9 Roots
145(2)
Getting Help for the Big X
147(8)
Displaying the Help Viewer Window
147(2)
Searching for Specific Stuff
149(1)
Prodding Apple for the Latest Gossip
150(1)
Calling for Help Deep in the Heart of X
151(1)
Other Resources to Chew On
152(3)
Voice support
152(1)
Mac publications and resource sites
153(1)
Local Mac outlets and user groups
153(2)
Troubleshooting the X
155(10)
Don't Panic!
155(1)
The Troubleshooting Process
156(6)
Step 1: Always try a simple shutdown
157(1)
Step 2: Check all cable connections
157(1)
Step 3: Retrace your steps
157(1)
Step 4: Run Disk Utility
158(1)
Step 5: Run antivirus software
158(1)
Step 6: Check the Trash
159(1)
Step 7: Check online connections
159(1)
Step 8: Disable troublesome Login Items
160(1)
Step 9: Turn off your screen saver
161(1)
Step 10: Check for write-protection
161(1)
Step 11: Check your System Profiler
161(1)
Step 12: Reboot with the Mac OS X Installation Disc
162(1)
Do I Need to Reinstall Mac OS X?
162(1)
It's Still Not Moving: Troubleshooting Resources
163(2)
The Mac OS X Help Viewer
163(1)
The Apple Mac OS X Support site
163(1)
Your local Apple dealer
164(1)
Book II: Customizing and Sharing
165(100)
Building the Finder of Your Dreams
167(18)
Will That Be Icons or Buttons . . . or Even Columns?
167(3)
Doing the Toolbar Dance
170(4)
Hiding and showing the toolbar
170(1)
Hiding and showing the status bar
171(1)
Giving your toolbar big tires and a loud exhaust
172(2)
Searching for Files from the Toolbar
174(1)
Searching for Files from the Find Dialog
175(1)
Configuring the View Options
176(6)
Setting icon view options
177(3)
Setting list view options
180(1)
Setting column view options
181(1)
Setting Finder Preferences
182(3)
Giving Your Desktop the Personal Touch
185(12)
Changing the Background
186(3)
Picking something Apple
187(1)
I just gotta have lavender
188(1)
Selecting your own photo
188(1)
Changing the Screen Saver
189(1)
Changing Colors in Mac OS X
190(1)
Adding Stickies
190(3)
Customizing the Dock
193(1)
Adding applications and extras to the Dock
193(1)
Resizing the Dock
194(1)
Stick It on the Dashboard
194(1)
Arranging Your Precious Desktop
195(2)
Delving under the Hood with System Preferences
197(36)
The Preferred Way to Display the Preferences
197(1)
Saving Your Preferences
198(1)
Searching for Specific Settings
198(1)
Getting Personal
199(9)
Appearance preferences
200(1)
Dashboard and Expose preferences
201(1)
Desktop and screen saver preferences
202(1)
Dock preferences
203(2)
International preferences
205(1)
Security preferences
205(2)
Spotlight preferences
207(1)
It's All about the Hardware
208(7)
Bluetooth preferences
208(1)
CDs and DVDs preferences
208(1)
Displays preferences
209(1)
Energy Saver preferences
210(2)
Keyboard and mouse preferences
212(1)
Printing and fax preferences
213(1)
Sound preferences
214(1)
Sharing the Joy: Internet & Network
215(8)
.Mac preferences
216(1)
Network preferences
217(3)
QuickTime preferences
220(2)
Sharing preferences
222(1)
Tweaking the System
223(10)
Accounts preferences
223(2)
Classic preferences
225(1)
Date and time preferences
226(1)
Software Update preferences
227(1)
Speech preferences
228(1)
Startup Disk preferences
229(1)
Universal Access preferences
230(3)
You Mean Others Can Use My Mac, Too?
233(8)
How Multi-User Works on Mac OS X
233(2)
Configuring Your Login Screen
235(2)
Locking Things Down
237(1)
Starting Applications Automatically After Login
238(3)
Setting Up Multi-User Accounts
241(14)
Adding, Editing, and Deleting Users
241(4)
Adding an account
241(3)
Editing an existing account
244(1)
Deleting an existing account
245(1)
Tightening Your Security Belt
245(5)
Setting Parental Controls
246(3)
Assigning the Simple Finder
249(1)
Using Keychains --- NOT
250(5)
Sharing Documents for Fun and Profit
255(10)
Sharing over a Network versus Sharing on a Single Mac
255(2)
No network is required
256(1)
Relying on a guaranteed lock
256(1)
Most places are off-limits
256(1)
Permissions: Law Enforcement for Your Files
257(3)
Permission and Sharing Do's and Don'ts
260(1)
Sharing Stuff in Office 2004
261(3)
Document-sharing features
261(1)
File-level sharing features
262(2)
Password Protection in AppleWorks
264(1)
Book III: The Digital Hub
265(128)
The World According to Apple
267(10)
First, Sliced Bread . . . and Now the Digital Hub
267(1)
What Does Digital Mean, Anyway?
268(1)
What Can I Digitize?
269(1)
Photographs
269(1)
Music
270(1)
Video
270(1)
DVD
270(1)
The Software That Drives the Hub
270(4)
iPhoto
271(1)
iTunes
272(1)
iMovie HD
273(1)
iDVD
273(1)
GarageBand
274(1)
Can I Use All This Stuff at Once?
274(3)
Jamming with iTunes and iPod
277(22)
What Can I Play on iTunes?
277(1)
Playing an Audio CD
278(2)
Playing a Digital Audio File
280(4)
Browsing the Library
282(1)
Finding songs in your Library
283(1)
Removing old music from the Library
283(1)
Keeping Slim Whitman and Slim Shady Apart: Organizing with Playlists
284(1)
Know Your Songs
285(3)
Setting the song information automatically
286(1)
Setting or changing the song information manually
286(2)
Ripping Audio Files
288(1)
Tweaking the Audio for Your Ears
289(1)
A New Kind of Radio Station
290(3)
iTunes Radio
290(1)
Tuning in your own stations
291(1)
Radio stations in your Playlists
292(1)
iSending iTunes to iPod
293(1)
Sharing Your Music Across Your Network
293(1)
Burning Music to Shiny Plastic Circles
294(1)
Feasting on iTunes Visuals
295(2)
Buying Music the Apple Way
297(2)
Focusing on iPhoto
299(16)
What iPhoto Can Do
299(1)
Delving into iPhoto
300(1)
Importing Images 101
301(2)
Importing images from a digital camera
301(1)
Importing image files
302(1)
Organizing with Photo Albums
303(2)
Creating a new Photo Album
303(1)
Adding photos to a Photo Album
304(1)
Removing photos from a Photo Album
305(1)
Deleting a Photo Album
305(1)
The Art of Organizing with Keywords
305(3)
Customizing your own keywords
306(1)
Searching for keywords
307(1)
Taking Care of Business: Basic Editing
308(4)
Constrain and crop
309(1)
Enhance
310(1)
Retouch
311(1)
Adjust
311(1)
Red-eye removal
311(1)
Black and white, or sepia
312(1)
Don't forget to rotate!
312(1)
Producing Your Own Coffee-Table Masterpiece
312(2)
Sharing Photos with Friends and Family
314(1)
Making Magic with iMovie HD
315(24)
The iMovie HD Window
315(2)
The Powers of Three
317(3)
Monitor
317(2)
Palette
319(1)
Viewers
319(1)
The Movie-Making Process
320(2)
Making an iMovie the traditional way
320(1)
Creating on-the-fly with Magic iMovie
321(1)
Working with Clips (Not the Paper Kind)
322(4)
Adding clips from media files
323(1)
Adding clips from your camcorder
324(1)
Editing video clips
324(2)
Basic Composition the iMovie Way
326(1)
Adding clips to a movie
327(1)
Removing clips from a movie
327(1)
Rearranging clips in a movie
327(1)
Transitions for the Masses
327(2)
Even Gone with the Wind Had Titles
329(2)
What Good Is a Movie without Special Effects?
331(2)
iMovie HD's stock effects
331(1)
Adding Effects to a movie
332(1)
Hey, There's a Photo in My Video!
333(1)
Working with Sound
334(3)
Adding sound to a movie
334(3)
Removing sound from a movie
337(1)
Completing Your Cinematic Masterpiece
337(2)
Exporting to a camcorder
338(1)
Exporting to QuickTime
338(1)
Exporting to iDVD
338(1)
Burn Those DVDs! Using iDVD 5
339(16)
What Am I Doing, Anyway?
339(1)
Mastering Menus
340(7)
Themes
342(2)
Setting the background
344(3)
Adding Media Files to Your DVD
347(3)
Adding a Movie Button
347(1)
Setting the Movie Button style
348(1)
Adding a Slideshow Button
349(1)
Customizing Titles
350(1)
Checking Things Out with a Preview
351(1)
Saving and Burning a DVD
352(3)
Becoming a Superstar with GarageBand
355(14)
Your Digital Instruments Await
355(2)
Your First Steps as a Composer
357(7)
Adding a track to the list
358(2)
Selecting and adding instrument loops
360(3)
Editing and moving loops
363(1)
Adding Effects the Easy Way
364(2)
Listening to Your New Hit in iTunes
366(3)
No, It's Not Called iQuickTime
369(14)
QuickTime Can Do That?
369(1)
Playing Media with QuickTime
370(7)
At the center of the action: QuickTime Player
370(1)
Opening QuickTime movies
371(1)
Operating QuickTime Player
372(5)
QuickTime: The Super Converter
377(1)
Importing files
377(1)
Exporting files
378(1)
Make QuickTime the Center of Your Digital Universe
378(2)
Favorites
378(1)
Free content for all
379(1)
QuickTime and your browser
380(1)
Tweaking QuickTime
380(3)
Setting QuickTime Player Preferences
380(1)
Working with QuickTime Preferences
380(3)
Turning Your Mac into a DVD Theater
383(10)
The DVD Hardware
383(1)
The DVD Player: It's Truly Shiny
384(3)
Using the Controller
384(2)
Keep your eyes on the Viewer
386(1)
Taking Advantage of Additional DVD Features
387(6)
Controller extras
387(1)
DVD Player preferences
388(5)
Book IV: The Typical Internet Stuff
393(76)
Getting on the Internet
395(10)
Shopping for an ISP
396(1)
Investigating Various Types of Connections
397(2)
Setting Up Your Internet Connection
399(4)
Using your internal modem
399(2)
Using Ethernet hardware
401(2)
Connecting with a Dialup ISP (The Hard Way)
403(2)
Using Apple Mail
405(22)
Know Thy Mail Window
405(2)
Setting Up Your Account
407(3)
Adding an account
408(1)
Editing an existing account
409(1)
Deleting an account
410(1)
Receiving and Reading E-Mail Wisdom
410(5)
Reading and deleting your messages
411(1)
Replying to mail
412(3)
Raise the Little Flag: Sending E-Mail
415(3)
What? You Get Junk Mail, Too?
418(2)
Attachments on Parade
420(1)
Fine-Tuning Your Post Office
421(2)
Adding sound
421(1)
Checking Mail automatically
422(1)
Automating message deletion
422(1)
Adding signatures
422(1)
Changing the status of an account
423(1)
Automating Your Mail with Rules
423(4)
Staying in Touch with iChat AV
427(10)
Configuring iChat
428(2)
Changing Modes in iChat AV
430(1)
Will You Be My Buddy?
431(2)
Chat! Chat, I Say!
433(2)
Sending Files with iChat AV
435(1)
Eliminating the Riffraff
436(1)
Expanding Your Horizons with iDisk
437(6)
Grabbing Internet Storage for Your Mac
438(1)
Understanding What's on Your iDisk
439(2)
Opening and Using iDisk
441(2)
Going Places with Safari
443(16)
Pretend You've Never Used This Thing
444(1)
Visiting Web Sites
445(1)
Navigating the Web
446(2)
Setting Up Your Home Page
448(1)
Adding and Using Bookmarks
449(3)
Downloading Files
452(1)
Using Subscriptions and History
452(1)
Tabs Are Your Browsing Friends
453(1)
Saving Web Pages
454(1)
Protecting Your Privacy
455(4)
Yes, there are such things as bad cookies
455(1)
Cleaning your cache
456(1)
Handling ancient history
457(1)
Avoiding those @*!^%$ pop-up ads
457(2)
Staying Secure Online
459(10)
What Can Really Happen?
459(3)
``Shields Up, Chekov!''
462(5)
Firewall basics
462(3)
Antivirus basics
465(2)
A Dose of Common Sense: Things Not to Do Online
467(2)
Book V: Networking in Mac OS X
469(66)
Setting Up a Small Network
471(18)
What Do I Need to Set Up My Network?
471(5)
Something to network
472(1)
Network interface card (NIC)
472(1)
Hub or switch
472(3)
Cables
475(1)
Setting Up Your Network
476(1)
Understanding the Basics of Network Configuration
477(2)
TCP/IP
477(2)
Software applications
479(1)
Configuring Network System Preferences
479(4)
Using DHCP for automatic IP address assignment
479(2)
Manually choosing an IP address range
481(2)
Verifying Connectivity
483(2)
Troubleshooting Your New Network
485(4)
Physical problems with your network
485(1)
Network configuration problems
486(3)
Using Your Network
489(14)
It's All about (File) Sharing
489(3)
Creating an account
489(2)
Enabling file sharing
491(1)
Connecting to a shared resource
491(1)
Sharing a Connected Printer
492(1)
Sharing Files with Windows Computers
493(1)
Accessing File Shares on Windows Computers
494(1)
Using FTP to Access Files
495(3)
Using the Mac OS X built-in FTP to share files
495(1)
Using FTP from Terminal to transfer files
496(2)
Using the Built-in Firewall
498(2)
Remote Control of Your Mac
500(3)
Remotely control your Mac (for free, no less!)
500(1)
How VNC works
501(1)
Remote control of another computer from your Mac
502(1)
You May Even Need AppleTalk
503(8)
Setting Up AppleTalk
503(3)
Automatically configuring AppleTalk
504(1)
Manually configuring AppleTalk
504(2)
Accessing Files and Printers with AppleTalk
506(5)
Accessing AppleTalk share points
506(2)
Accessing AppleTalk printers
508(3)
Going Wireless
511(12)
Speaking the Wireless Lingo
511(1)
Figuring Out the Different Flavors of Wireless Ethernet
512(3)
IEEE 802.11b
513(1)
802.11a
514(1)
Let's get Extreme: 802.11g
514(1)
Keeping Your Wireless Network Secure
515(2)
WEP
516(1)
Other security standards
517(1)
Setting Up Your Wireless Network
517(6)
Installing an AirPort Extreme network card
517(2)
Setting up an Ad Hoc wireless network
519(1)
Setting up wireless networks with an AirPort Base Station
520(3)
Sharing That Precious Internet Thing
523(12)
Sharing the Internet
523(1)
Using Network Address Translation
524(2)
Ways to Share Your Internet Connection
526(4)
Using hardware for sharing an Internet connection
526(2)
Using software for sharing an Internet connection
528(2)
Connecting Everything
530(2)
Using the software method
530(1)
Using the hardware method
530(2)
Adding Wireless Support
532(3)
If you already have a cable/DSL router or are using software Internet sharing
533(1)
If you do not have a cable/DSL router or an AirPort Base Station
533(2)
Book VI: Expanding Your System
535(62)
Hardware That Will Make You Giddy
537(14)
Parading Pixels: Digital Cameras, DV Camcorders, and Scanners
538(4)
Digital cameras
538(1)
DV camcorders
539(1)
Scanners
540(2)
Incredible Input: Keyboards, Trackballs, Joysticks, and Drawing Tablets
542(4)
Keyboards
542(1)
Trackballs
543(1)
Joysticks
544(1)
Drawing tablets
545(1)
Sublime Storage: CD/DVD Recorders and Tape Drives
546(2)
CD and DVD recorders
546(1)
Tape drives
547(1)
Awesome Audio: Subwoofer Systems and MP3 Hardware
548(3)
Subwoofer speaker systems
548(1)
MP3 players (well, actually, just the iPod)
549(2)
Add RAM, Hard Drive Space, and Stir
551(12)
Adding Memory: Reasons for More RAM
551(2)
Shopping for a RAM Upgrade
553(2)
Finding out the current memory in your Mac
553(1)
Determining the exact model of your computer
554(1)
The Tao of Hard Drive Territory
555(1)
Internal versus External Storage
556(2)
External drives
556(1)
Internal drives
557(1)
Determining How Much Space You Need
558(1)
Shopping for a Hard Drive
559(1)
Installing Your New Stuff
560(3)
The easy way
560(1)
The hard way
560(3)
Port-o-rama: Using USB and FireWire
563(6)
Appreciating the Advantage of a FireWire Connection
563(2)
Understanding USB and the Tale of Two Point Oh
565(1)
Hey, You Need a Hub!
566(1)
Uh, It's Just Sitting There
566(3)
Common FireWire and USB headaches
567(1)
Check those drivers
568(1)
I'm Okay, You're a Printer
569(10)
Meet the Printer Setup Utility
569(1)
Printer Setup Utility Toolbar Buttons
570(2)
Adding a Funky Printer
572(3)
Managing Your Printing Jobs
575(2)
Sharing a Printer across That There Network
577(2)
Applications That You've (Probably) Gotta Have
579(18)
The Trundling Microsoft Mammoth
580(2)
Your Mac OS X Toolbox: Drive 10
582(1)
Image Editing for the Masses
583(2)
The Morass of Digital Video
585(1)
Yes, It's Really Called ``Toast''
586(1)
If You Positively Have to Run Windows
587(2)
All Hail FileMaker Pro
589(1)
Utilities That Rock
589(4)
Stufflt
590(1)
QuicKeys X
590(1)
BBEdit
591(1)
REALbasic
592(1)
At Least One Game
593(4)
Mac OS X Chess
594(1)
Nanosaur 2
594(1)
WarCraft III
595(2)
Book VII: Advanced Mac OS X
597(74)
And UNIX Lurks Beneath
599(24)
Why Use the Keyboard?
599(3)
UNIX keyboarding is fast
600(1)
The UNIX keyboard is a powerful beast
600(1)
Go where no mouse has gone before
601(1)
Automate to elevate
602(1)
Remote control
602(1)
Uncovering the Terminal
602(4)
What's a prompt?
603(1)
A few commands to get started
604(2)
Using the skills you already have
606(1)
UNIX Commands 101
606(3)
Anatomy of a UNIX command
607(1)
Command line gotchas
607(1)
Help is on the way!
608(1)
Autocompletion
608(1)
Working with Files
609(5)
Paths
610(1)
Copying, moving, renaming, and deleting files
611(2)
Opening documents and launching applications
613(1)
Useful Commands
614(3)
Calendar
614(2)
Processes
616(1)
UNIX Cadillac Commands
617(1)
Finding files
617(1)
Using pipes
618(1)
UNIX Programs That Come In Handy
618(5)
Text editors
618(1)
Creating a new document
619(1)
Networking with the Terminal
620(3)
AppleScript Just Plain Rocks
623(16)
What's So Great about AppleScript?
623(2)
Automate common tasks in the Finder
623(1)
Automate tasks in other applications
624(1)
Running a Script
625(4)
Identifying scripts in the field
625(1)
The Script Editor application
626(2)
Executing a script
628(1)
Writing Your Own Simple Scripts
629(2)
Create a script without touching a key
629(1)
Building your own scripts
630(1)
One Step Beyond: AppleScript Programming
631(3)
Grab the Dictionary
631(1)
Anatomy of a simple script
632(2)
I Summon Automator --- the Silicon Programmer!
634(3)
Help Is at Your Fingertips
637(2)
Built-in AppleScript Help
637(1)
AppleScript on the Web
637(2)
Talking and Writing to Your Macintosh
639(14)
Using Ink with a Tablet
640(1)
Computer, Can You Hear Me?
641(5)
The Speech Recognition tab
641(4)
The Feedback window
645(1)
The Speech Command window
645(1)
Your Mac Talks Back!
646(7)
The Text to Speech panel
647(2)
The Date & Time panel
649(1)
Configuring VoiceOver within the Universal Access panel
650(1)
Speaking text through applications
651(1)
Speaking text through services
652(1)
Hosting a Web Site with Mac OS X
653(18)
Building a Site with Mac
653(5)
Registering as a Mac user
654(1)
Setting up your site with HomePage
654(4)
Adding files with iDisk
658(1)
Creating a Home Page with HTML and iDisk
658(1)
Using Mac OS X Web Sharing
659(12)
I love Apache: Confessions of a UNIX Webmaster
659(1)
Configuring and running Apache
660(11)
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