With so many books out there on Mac OS X Leopard, what makes this one better and different is its focus. While other Leopard books can regularly be 500-plus pages, this book cuts through all the technical jargon and gives you exactly what you want: the most important, most requested, and just plain coolest things about Leopard that will change the way you work on your Mac. With Leopard's newest features, this book will show you how to customize your workspace with Spaces, search and view your files fast with Quick Look, restore any file on your system with Time Machine, and much more. Each page covers just one topic, complete with full-color photos and screenshots, making it easy to find what you're looking for fast.
iPhone Fully Loaded is a one-of-a-kind reference that teaches you how to fully exploit the power of your Phone or iPod touch. Clear step-by-step instructions teach you how to convert any form of home, office, or online media -- dusty LPs, movies on DVD, spreadsheets, databases, presentations, downloadable books, comic books, as well as music and video to an iPhone or iPod Touch compatible format. Written by wildly popular technology expert and Chicago Sun Times columnist Andy Ihnatko, iPhone Fully Loaded is a full-color guide designed to work for both Mac OS X and Windows users. From uploading Web pages to downloading television shows and a variety of documents, including Microsoft Word, Excel, and PowerPoint documents, the iPhone does much more than make phone calls, play music, and send e-mail.
Preface.Acknowledgments.About the Author.Contents.Part I: Using Tiger.Chapter 1: Why Having Chosen Mac OS X Was by No Means a Dopey Idea.Chapter 2: Installarama.Chapter 3: Hello, I Must Be Going (and, uh, Sleep).Chapter 4: Getting to First Base with the Mac User Interface.Chapter 5: Leopard-Skin Pillbox Mac: Monkeying with System Preferences.Chapter 6: I Don't Know Why They Call It the Finder, Either.Chapter 7: Spotlight Dance.Chapter 8: The Dock, and Why It Doesn't Stink Even a Little.Chapter 9: Just Deal with It: Apps.Chapter 10: Running Apps that God Never Intended You to Run.Chapter 11: Further on Files and Folders.Chapter 12: Using Hard Drives, CDs, DVDs, and Other Silos of Data.Chapter 13: Archiving to Analog Pulpware Substrate (Printing).Chapter 14: Networking on Copper, Air, and a Prayer.Chapter 15: The Apps Wot You Get for Nothin'.Chapter 16: Dash(board)ing All Your Hopes.Chapter 17: Automationalizing.Chapter 18: I Love People! I Want to Share My Mac!Chapter 19: I Loathe People! I Want to Secure My Mac!Part II: The Technical Bits.Chapter 20: Unix... Alas, the Name Is Its Only Funny Part.Chapter 21: Lewis and Clarking through Tiger's Directories.Part III: Bonus Material.Chapter 22: Twenty-Five Questions from My Aunt Estelle.Chapter 23: Drop the Book and Come Out Peacefully: Online Resources.Chapter 24: Troubleshooting by the Seat of Your Pants.Chapter 25: Wheels of the Mine.Index.
