Mac OS X

Mastering

Todd Stauffer

876 pages, parution le 27/11/2002 (2^eme édition)

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Résumé

Don't let the fact that Mac OS X boasts over 150 new features, is based on Unix, and is also called Jaguar scare you off. This essential guide will help you get all you can out of it. Mastering Mac OS X, Second Edition shows you how to take advantage of every aspect of Apple's powerhouse operating system. Whether you're a Mac newbie or old-timer or you're converting from Windows or Unix, this book will answer all your current questions and equip you with the knowledge you need to keep moving forward.

Over 900 pages of coverage includes:

Personalizing Mac OS X: Dock, Desktop, and Finder
Using the Classic environment and Classic applications
Encrypting data, storing passwords, and using built-in applications
Configuring user permissions and settings
Connecting to the Internet
Troubleshooting and securing your Internet connection
Using, automating, and securing e-mail from viruses
Using QuickTime 6, QuickTime Pro, and iMovie to play, edit, and export movie files
Burning audio and data CDs and playing MP3s, Internet radio, and DVD movies
Importing, exporting, and editing digital images
Building a secure network and sharing files locally and over the Internet
Using Windows and Unix documents, networking protocols, and applications
Working with Terminal and Darwin command lines and Darwin applications
Backing up and recovering data, managing your disks and peripherals
Configuring and tweaking Apache, FTP serving, PHP, MySQL, and QuickTime streaming
Quickly diagnosing and solving common system-level problems
Troubleshooting Classic and native applications

Contents

Part I The Mac OS X Basics

What Is Mac OS X and What's New?
The Fundamentals of Mac OS X
The Finder
Using Native and Classic Applications
Personalize Mac OS X
Getting Help and Searching Your Files
Printing in Mac OS X
PDFs, Fonts, and Color
Built-In Accessory and Security Applications
Being the Administrator: Permissions, Settings, and Adding Users

Part II On The Internet

Configuring Internet Access
The Web, Online Security, and Sherlock 3
Remote Login, FTP, and iChat
E-Mail and Apple Mail

Part III Multimedia: Images, Sound, Video

QuickTime, QuickTime Pro, and Digital Media
Audio, DVDs, and Speech and Handwriting Recognition
Working with Digital Images

Part IV Networking, Connectivity, and Portables

Accessing Network Volumes
Building a Network and Sharing Files
PowerBooks, iBooks, and Mac OS X
Mac OS X and Other Platforms

Part V Advanced Mac OS X Topics

AppleScript
Terminal and the Darwin Command Line
Darwin Applications and Command-Line Magic
Web Serving, FTP Serving, and Net Security
Adding Internet and Network Services

Part VI Hardware, Troubleshooting, and Maintenance

Peripherals, Internal Upgrades, and Disks
Hard Disk Care, File Security, and Maintenance
Fixing Applications and Managing Classic
Solving System-Level Problems
Typical Problems and Solutions

Part VII Appendices

Getting Installed and Set Up
The Classic Mac OS User's Migration Guide

L'auteur - Todd Stauffer

Todd Stauffer (Jackson, MS) is the best-selling author of all three editions of How to Do Everything with Your iMac, and the originator of McGraw-Hill/Osborne's How to Do Everything series. He is the author or co-author of more than 25 books on technology and computing including Blog On: The Essential Guide to Building Dynamic Weblogs. He has also worked as a cable television host, writer and producer.

Caractéristiques techniques

	PAPIER
Éditeur(s)	Sybex
Auteur(s)	Todd Stauffer
Parution	27/11/2002
Édition	2^eme édition
Nb. de pages	876
Format	19 x 23
Couverture	Broché
Poids	1438g
Intérieur	Noir et Blanc
EAN13	9780782141184
ISBN13	978-0-7821-4118-4