MAC OS X TIGER in easy steps (in easy step series) by Nick Vandome

MAC OS X TIGER in easy steps (in easy step series)

Nick Vandome
192 pages
Barnes & Noble
Jan 2005
Paperback
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Apple's OS X Tiger is one powerful cat. The new Mac operating system is faster, more flexible, and more user-friendly than any of its predecessors; but it's also much different. Instead of adding more code to OS, Apple wizards created an entirely new program from scratch. This UNIX-based program is one of the most stable consumer operating systems ever designed, but for both Mac fans and new users, OS X can be downright scary. It's time to tame the Tiger.. With OS X Tiger in easy steps, you'll be able to unleash this versatile program and have it up and running in no time. In clear, accessible language, this full-color primer introduces you to UNIX and the OS X environment; guides you through its installation; and teaches you the rudiments of security and shutting down. With these basics down, this graphic guide opens the gateway to innovative Tiger elements, including the Dock, the Finder, Safari, and the completely new Mail application. The book's simple instruction will help you master all the iLife applications, including iPhoto, iTunes, IMovie, IDVD, and even GarageBand!. But this nonpareil in easy steps tutorial isn't finished. Its no-frills instructions and sidebars enable you to print; faxes; set up a network; share files; write and use scripts; and troubleshoot. With this book in hand, you'll have your OS X Tiger purring like a kitten.
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Pages 192
Publisher Barnes & Noble
Published 2005
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