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  • Kalba: eng
  • ISBN-13: 9781119239628
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  • Leidėjas: For Dummies
  • Kalba: eng
  • ISBN-13: 9781119239628
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So, you joined the cool kids club and bought a Mac. Do you dare tell all your new cool Mac-owner friends that you still need some help figuring out how it works? No worries,Macs For Dummies is here to help! Whether you are trying to figure out the basics of getting around the OS X interface, learning the ins and outs of turning your Mac into a sleek productivity tool, or grabbing the latest music and movies, this fully updated edition turns you into a Mac pro. With coverage through OS X El Capitan, this edition of the long-running bestseller is sure to provide all your Mac answers.

Parts cover:
- Getting Started with Macs: Your first Mac lessons with emphasis on making hardware work together (including how your Mac fits in Apple's mobile universe) and a tour of the interface. Includes info on the Macbook, iMac, Mac Mini, and Mac Pro.
- Mac Daily Dealings: When it's time to get productive, look in this section for info on leading Mac apps as well as how to print and share work.
- Rocketing Into Cyberspace: Get the lowdown on unique Mac solutions for browsing the Web, sending messages, backing up files to the cloud, and dealing with security issues.
- Time for Fun!: Learn how Apple's online stores provide one-stop shopping for music, movies, and other media. This section also covers fun apps for creating music, working with photos, and editing videos.
- The Creepy Geeky Section: This part covers the stuff you typically ask your tech geek friends to do for you. Includes info on networking, working with Windows machines, and troubleshooting common problems.
- The Part of Tens: The traditional closer in For Dummies books serves up tips on resources for further Mac info as well as fun things you can do with a Mac.
Introduction 1(4)
About This Book
1(1)
Foolish Assumptions
2(1)
Icons Used in This Book
2(1)
Beyond the Book
3(1)
Where to Go from Here
3(2)
Part 1: Getting Started With MACS 5(66)
Chapter 1 Adventuring into the Mac World
7(6)
Mac-Spectacular Computing
7(2)
Checking out shapes and sizes
8(1)
Matching a Mac to your needs
8(1)
Selecting handy peripherals
9(1)
Communicating with Your Mac
9(1)
It's a GUI
9(1)
With great tools for you
10(1)
And output, too
10(1)
Living the Essentials Life
10(1)
Working with Work Stuff
11(1)
Reaching Outside the Box
12(1)
Getting online
12(1)
Networking with or without wires
12(1)
Staying Safe and Trouble-Free
12(1)
Chapter 2 The Nuts and Bolts of Your Mac
13(20)
Turning On and Tuning In Your Mac
14(5)
Finding the On button
14(1)
Getting credentials
14(3)
Creating an identity
17(1)
Sharing diagnostics data
17(1)
Making acquaintances
17(1)
Shutting down
18(1)
Giving your Mac a nap
19(1)
Mousing Around the Interface
19(4)
Knowing your mouse type
20(1)
Learning the basic mouse (or trackpad) moves
21(2)
Knowing What's Handy about the Keyboard
23(4)
Finding the major functions
23(1)
Pressing the keys to success
24(1)
Taking a shortcut
25(2)
Storing Stuff on the Hard Drive or SSD
27(1)
Memory Essentials, or RAM On
28(1)
Locating the Common Ports and Connectors
29(4)
Adding everyday peripherals with USB
29(1)
Meeting USB-C
30(1)
FireWire: Pumping data through a bigger hose
30(1)
Introducing Thunderbolt
31(1)
Jacks of all trades
32(1)
Chapter 3 Getting to the Core of the Apple
33(28)
Navigating the Mac Desktop
33(10)
Biting into the Apple menu
35(1)
Finding icons and folders
36(1)
Unlocking the Finder window
36(2)
Getting a stunning view
38(4)
Having a Quick Look
42(1)
What's Up, Dock'?
43(8)
What you'll find on the dock
44(2)
Loading up the dock
46(1)
Docking the dock
47(1)
Re-opening minimized windows
48(1)
Stockpiling Stacks
48(2)
Quitting time
50(1)
A Gaggle of Freebie Programs
51(10)
Staying organized
51(7)
Tooling around for a reference
58(3)
Chapter 4 Here a Mac, There a Mac, Everywhere a Mac Mac
61(10)
Big Mac or Little Mac'?
62(1)
If a Desktop Is Your Poison
62(2)
iMac
62(1)
Mac mini
63(1)
Mac Pro: A Mac with muscle
64(1)
Going Mobile
64(4)
MacBook Pro
65(1)
MacBook Air
66(1)
MacBook
67(1)
Taming the Trackpad
68(1)
Keeping Your Notebook Juiced
69(2)
Part 2: MAC Daily Dealings 71(72)
Chapter 5 : Making the Mac Your Own
73(26)
Establishing User Accounts
74(3)
Ranking user accounts
74(1)
Creating new accounts
75(2)
Entering the Photo Booth
77(4)
Taking a Photo Booth picture
78(1)
Applying special effects
79(1)
Admiring and sharing Photo Booth photos
80(1)
Using Parental Controls: When Father (or Mother) Knows Best
81(2)
The Lowdown on Logging In
83(2)
...And logging out
84(1)
Pulling a fast one
84(1)
Letting Someone Go
85(1)
Changing Appearances
86(3)
Altering buttons menus, and windows
86(1)
Setting your wallpaper and screen saver
86(1)
Choosing a screen saver
87(2)
Tidying Up with Mission Control
89(4)
Working on multiple desktops
91(1)
Navigating application windows
92(1)
Customizing Mission Control
92(1)
Splitting Windows
93(1)
Launching Launchpad
94(1)
System Preferences: Choosing Priorities
95(4)
Date and time
96(1)
Displays
96(1)
Sound
97(1)
App Store
97(1)
Accessibility
98(1)
Chapter 6 El Capitan: No More Feline Fetish
99(10)
Upgrading to El Capitan
99(1)
Searching with Spotlight
100(8)
Rummaging through your stuff
101(3)
Intelligent searching
104(2)
Searching your way
106(1)
Using Smart Folders
106(2)
Fiddling with Dashboard Widgets
108(1)
Chapter 7 Handling All That Busy Work
109(24)
Form and Function: The Essentials of Word Processing
110(17)
Creating a document
111(2)
Selecting text in a document
113(2)
Dragging and dropping
115(1)
Cutting and pasting
116(1)
Changing the font
117(4)
Formatting your document
121(4)
Speaking what's on your mind
125(1)
Saving your work
125(2)
Securing, copying, and otherwise managing your file
127(1)
Tagging a File
127(1)
Making Revisions
128(1)
Taking Out the Trash
129(1)
Never Mind: Retrieving What You've Tossed
130(1)
Making an Alias
130(3)
Chapter 8 Printing and Scanning
133(10)
Choosing a Printer
134(2)
Inkjets
134(1)
Lasers
135(1)
All-in-ones
135(1)
Connecting and Activating a Printer
136(1)
Ready, Set, Print
136(5)
Printing it your way
139(1)
Previewing your print
140(1)
When Printers Stop Printing
141(1)
Running out of ink or toner
141(1)
Running out of paper
141(1)
Hooking Up a Scanner
142(1)
Part 3: Rocketing Into Cyberspace 143(94)
Chapter 9 Stairway to the Internet
145(22)
Dialing In
146(1)
Taking the Broadband Express
146(2)
DSL, cable
147(1)
Always on, always connected
148(1)
Let Me In
148(1)
Going on a Safari
149(18)
Just browsing
149(2)
Smart addressing
151(1)
Clicking links
151(2)
Using bookmarks
153(1)
Pinning websites
154(1)
Employing the tools of the trade in Safari
155(12)
Chapter 10 Delivering the Goods on Email
167(24)
Understanding Email
168(1)
Setting Up a New Email Account
168(2)
Before You Click Send
170(8)
Addressing your missive
170(2)
Composing messages
172(1)
Choosing stationery
173(1)
Saving drafts
174(1)
Attaching files
174(1)
Attaching large files
175(2)
Spell checking
177(1)
Signing off with a signature
177(1)
Managing the Flood of Incoming Mail
178(9)
Choosing what to read
179(1)
Replying to messages
179(1)
Organizing Mail by conversation
180(1)
Picking VIPs
180(1)
Opening mail from strangers
181(1)
Junking the junk
182(1)
Avoiding Spam
183(1)
Setting the rules
183(1)
Building Smart Mailboxes
184(1)
Searching mail
185(1)
Opening attachments
186(1)
Marking up attachments
186(1)
Making the Most of Your Mail
187(4)
Chapter 11 Schmoozing, Shopping, and Moving in Cyberspace
191(30)
Messaging with the Messages App
192(10)
Getting started with the Messages app
193(1)
Hey, buddy
194(4)
Chatting
198(2)
Seeing is believing; hearing, too
200(1)
Screen sharing
201(1)
Face Time for FaceTime
202(3)
Getting started with FaceTime
202(1)
Making a FaceTime call
203(1)
Receiving a FaceTime call
204(1)
Doing more FaceTime tricks
204(1)
Social Networking
205(4)
Facebook
206(1)
LinkedIn and others
207(1)
Twitter
208(1)
Buying Stuff Online: The Mac App Store
209(3)
Finding apps
210(1)
Figuring out whether an app is worth it
211(1)
Making a purchase
211(1)
Read All About It: iBooks
212(5)
Finding something to read
212(2)
Reading a book
214(3)
Mapping Your Way Around
217(2)
Showing Your Game Face
219(2)
Chapter 12 Mounting a Defense Strategy
221(16)
The Truth about Internet Security
221(3)
Spies in our midst
222(1)
Gone phishing
223(1)
Firewalls
224(1)
FileVault
225(2)
Password Management: The Key to Keychains
227(1)
Logging In and Logging Out
228(1)
Restricting App Downloads
229(1)
Hiding Your Mac's Whereabouts
229(1)
Securing Your Privacy
230(1)
Find My Mac
230(2)
Entering a Time Machine
232(7)
Setting up Time Machine
232(1)
Going back in time
233(4)
Part 4: Getting An iLife 237(92)
Chapter 13 Living in an iTunes Nation
239(28)
iTunes: The Great Mac Jukebox
240(3)
Tuning in to the iTunes interface
240(1)
Controlling the controls
241(2)
Managing Your Music
243(12)
Ripping audio CDs
243(2)
Importing other ditties
245(1)
Adding music from iCloud
245(1)
iTunes Match
246(1)
Creating playlists
247(1)
When playlists get smart
248(2)
When playlists get even smarter
250(1)
Genius Mixes
251(1)
Up Next
252(1)
MiniPlayer
253(1)
Loading tunes onto a portable device
253(1)
Burning audio CDs
254(1)
Tuning In to Internet Radio
255(1)
Apple Music
256(2)
Finding Music (and More) Online
258(6)
Seeking online music recommendations
259(2)
The search for great music continues
261(1)
When you're ready to buy
261(1)
Allowances and gifts
262(1)
Sharing music with other computers
263(1)
iTunes: More Than Just Music
264(3)
Reading books
264(1)
Listening to audiobooks
264(1)
Capturing podcasts
264(1)
Catching up on Mad Men and Game of Thrones
265(1)
Buying and renting movies
265(1)
App Store
266(1)
iTunes U
266(1)
Chapter 14 Taking a Photos Close-Up
267(28)
Getting Pictures into the Computer
268(3)
Connecting a digital camera or iOS mobile device
268(1)
Importing images from other sources
269(1)
Demystifying iCloud images
270(1)
Finding and Organizing Images
271(13)
Seeing everything in Photos view
274(1)
Choosing albums
274(1)
Displaying the sidebar
275(1)
Using the Search field
276(1)
Facing everyone in Faces view
276(3)
Mapping photos in Places view
279(1)
Assigning keywords
280(1)
Placing your work in albums
281(1)
Creating a Smart Album for photos
282(1)
Enjoying a Split view
283(1)
Enjoying Full Screen view
284(1)
Something to hide
284(1)
Touching Up Your Photos
284(4)
Enhancing an image
285(1)
Rotating an image
285(1)
Cropping an image
285(2)
Applying filters
287(1)
Adjusting adjustments
287(1)
Repairing blemishes
287(1)
Reducing red-eye
288(1)
Extensions
288(1)
Admiring and Sharing Pictures
288(4)
Creating slideshows
289(2)
Sharing pictures
291(1)
Booking them
291(1)
Cards and calendars
292(1)
Ordering prints
292(1)
iCloud Photo Sharing
292(3)
Chapter 15 iMovie and GarageBand: The Show Must Go On
295(34)
Touring the iMovie Interface
296(1)
Shooting Your Oscar Winner
297(1)
From Here to Eternity: Camcorder to iMovie
298(1)
Importing videos from other destinations
298(1)
Using an iSight, FaceTime, or other camera to record directly to iMovie
299(1)
Mastering Postproduction
299(6)
Staging events
300(1)
Milking the skimming feature
300(1)
Playing around with playback
301(1)
Working with video
302(1)
Marking video
302(1)
Cropping video
302(2)
Improving the sound
304(1)
Turning Your Clips into a Movie
305(9)
Pick a theme, any theme
305(1)
Movie trailers
306(2)
Adding music or sound effects
308(1)
Recording a voiceover
309(1)
The cutting-room floor
310(1)
Adding transitions between clips
310(1)
Adding titles
311(1)
Adding photos to a movie
312(1)
Making further adjustments
313(1)
Sharing Your Blockbuster
314(1)
QuickTime Marks the Spot
315(1)
Making a quick QuickTime movie
315(1)
Shortening the QuickTime movie
315(1)
Forming a GarageBand
316(9)
Keeping on track(s)
319(2)
Connecting external instruments
321(1)
Beating the GarageBand drums
322(1)
Getting loopy
322(2)
Building an arrangement
324(1)
Multitake recording
324(1)
Staying in the groove
325(1)
Learning to Play
325(1)
Sharing Music Projects
326(3)
Part 5: The Creepy Geeky Section 329(38)
Chapter 16 Networking Madness
331(12)
Networking Done Right
331(5)
The wired way
332(1)
Cutting the cord
332(1)
Landing safely at the AirPort
333(1)
Boarding the AirPort Express
334(1)
AirPlay
334(1)
AirPlay Mirroring
335(1)
Testing your network
336(1)
Let's Share
336(1)
AirDrop
337(1)
Handoff
338(1)
Brushing Up on Bluetooth
339(2)
Getting discovered
340(1)
Pairing off
341(1)
Back to My Mac
341(2)
Chapter 17 Handling Trouble in Paradise
343(16)
A Cranky Computer
344(1)
A Frozen Computer or Program
345(3)
Force Quit
345(1)
When a program quits on you
346(1)
Forcing a restart
347(1)
Safe boot
347(1)
Disk Utility
347(1)
Get S.M.A.R.T
348(1)
Startup Problems
348(1)
Reinstalling OS X
349(1)
Common Fixes for Other Problems
350(3)
A jumpy mouse
351(1)
A clueless keyboard
351(1)
A stuck CD
352(1)
My Mac can no longer tell time
352(1)
Kernel clink
352(1)
SOS for DNS
353(1)
Curing the trash-can blues
353(1)
Useful Routine Maintenance
353(2)
Purge unnecessary files and programs
354(1)
Backing up your treasures
354(1)
Updating software
354(1)
Summoning Outside Help
355(4)
Third-party software
355(1)
AppleCare
356(1)
Consulting Einstein
356(1)
Help, I need somebody
357(2)
Chapter 18 Surviving in a Windows World
359(8)
What the Mac and Windows Have in Common
360(1)
Making the Switch
360(2)
Help from Apple
361(1)
Burning a disc
361(1)
External hard drives
361(1)
Using an existing network
361(1)
The KVM switch
362(1)
Enlisting in Boot Camp
362(3)
Basic training
363(2)
Switching operating systems
365(1)
A Parallels (and Fusion) Universe
365(2)
Part 6: The Part Of Tens 367(16)
Chapter 19 Ten Indispensable Mac Websites
369(4)
AppleInsider
370(1)
Cult of Mac
370(1)
MacFixIt (CNET)
370(1)
MacRumors
370(1)
MacSurfer's Headline News
371(1)
Macworld
371(1)
9to5Mac
371(1)
Other World Computing
372(1)
VersionTracker
372(1)
Last but Not Least, Apple.com
372(1)
Chapter 20 Ten Things to Leave You With
373(10)
Remote Software Installation
374(1)
If Math Moves You
375(1)
Make or Receive a Call
375(1)
Zip It in the Bud
376(1)
Family Sharing
376(1)
Screen Capture (Stills and Video)
377(1)
Get Transit Directions
378(1)
Would You Like to Play a Game of Chess?
379(1)
Using the Mac for Work
380(1)
Speech Recognition
381(2)
Index 383
Edward C. Baig is the personal technology columnist for USA Today, where he reviews the latest gadgets and reports on tech trends. Ed is the author of the previous edition of Macs For Dummies and coauthor of iPhone For Dummies and iPad For Dummies.