MAC OS IN A NUTSHELL

O'Reilly's In a Nutshell series revolutionized computer book publishing with their common-sense approach, depth of detail, and focus on practical information that you can really use. This style is perfect for the intuitive and deep Macintosh user. If it's true "you can learn the Mac in two hours" it is also true that this operating system has hidden depths that the reader, with Mac OS in a Nutshell, will be able to plumb. If you want to truly know Mac OS and its integrated system of hardware and software you will need this book.

It contains:

• A fast-paced introduction to the operating system for new users
  
• Detailed documentation on User Interface including clipboard and memory management a look at almost every command and utility available with Mac OS, including window behaviors, Universal commands, and important documentation on programs such as QuickTime
  
• Detailed advice and documentation of the Mutlimedia and Printing including color management and fonts
  
• A detailed treatment of Internet configuration and access via Dial-Up Networking. Also covers peer-to-peer and client-server file sharing
  
• Lots of tip, gotchas, and clever ways to do familiar and not-so-familiar tasks
  
• Pointers to useful online sites that contain additional information

This book follows the commonsense O'Reilly approach, cutting through the hype and giving practical details you can use every day. Any user who wants to make the most of Mac OS will love this book.