 In this book I’ll tell you all about Mac OS X 10.3. You’ll learn how to work with the Finder and customize it to fit your own style. You’ll discover how to work with files, folders, and windows, and how to save time in the most common tasks. I’ll show you how to surf the Web easily with Apple’s Safari web browser, how to use Mail to manage your e-mail, and how to keep in touch with your friends with iChat.
You’ll see how easy it is to manage your personal information with Apple’s programs, such as iCal, its calendar program; Address Book, its contact manager; and iSync, which lets you synchronize your information with another Mac.
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 Chapter 12, Libraries, Headers, and Frameworks
Here we'll discuss building libraries, linking, and miscellaneous porting issues you may encounter with Mac OS X.
Chapter 13, Fink
In this chapter, you'll learn all about Fink, a package management system and porting effort that brings many open source applications to Mac OS X.
Chapter 14, DarwinPorts
DarwinPorts offers another way to install lots of open source software on your Mac. |
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Chapter 1, Inside the Terminal
This chapter provides you with an overview of the Terminal application, including a discussion of the differences between the Terminal and the standard Unix xterm.
Chapter 2, Searching and Metadata
Mac OS X Tiger introduces Spotlight, a new subsystem for searching your Mac. In this chapter, you'll learn how to access this powerful metadata store from the command line.
Chapter 3, The Mac OS X Filesystem
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 Part I: Tie Myself Down with a Desktop? Preposterous!
Part I introduces you to the important features of your laptop — you’ll find out where all the cables connect — and helps you set up your system. I also introduce Mac OS X Tiger, Apple’s operating system that comes preinstalled on your MacBook or MacBook Pro.
Part II: Shaking Hands with Mac OS X
Time to familiarize you with Tiger. In Part II, you find out how to take care of mundane chores (such as moving your stuff), as well as how to customize and |
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 Switching to the Mac: The Missing Manual is divided into five parts, each containing several chapters:
Part 1, Welcome to Macintosh, covers the essentials of the Macintosh. It's a crash course in everything you see on the screen when you turn on the machine: the Dock, Sidebar, icons, windows, menus, scroll bars, Trash, aliases, menu, and so on.
Part 2, Moving In, is dedicated to the actual process of hauling your software, |
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