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Mac OS X Jaguar Fundamentals Tutorials Online |
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Description
Mac OS X Jaguar Fundamentals
Apple's revolutionary new Unix-based operating system was developed from the ground up. OS X has new features and usability that provide better stability, including multi-tasking and protected memory. Faster than previous Apple operating systems, OS X remains user-friendly to the point of affection. Even so, OS X is a radical departure from previous Mac operating systems. VTC author Matt Neutra will walk you through all of the new elements of OS X - including v10.2 - and show you how to maneuver it like a power user. He starts by familiarizing you with the interface, then guides you through the use of the Finder. You will learn how to set your preferences, how to use Sherlock, how to share files, the iLife applications, and more. You'll be introduced to various multimedia applications, including QuickTime, iTunes, and iMovie. Welcome to Mac OS X. To start learning right away, just click one of the movie topics below. |
01 Introduction
0101 Welcome
0102 Introduction
02 Getting Started
0201 A Brief History of OS X
0202 System Requirements
0203 Installation Tips
0204 Setting Up Mac OS X
0205 Interface - First Glance
03 Elements of the Interface
0301 Keys and Controls pt. 1
0302 Keys and Controls pt. 2
0303 Keys and Controls pt. 3
0304 The Window
0305 The Dock pt. 1
0306 The Dock pt. 2
0307 The Menu Bar pt. 1
0308 The Menu Bar pt. 2
0309 Setting the Date and Time
0310 The Desktop
0311 Understanding the Trash Can
0312 Interface Extras
0313 Summary
04 Understanding the Finder
0401 Finder Basics pt. 1
0402 Finder Basics pt. 2
0403 The Finder Toolbar in Depth pt. 1
0404 The Finder Toolbar in Depth pt. 2
0405 The Finder Menus pt. 1
0406 The Finder Menus pt. 2
0407 The Finder Menus pt. 3
0408 Working in the Finder (file management) pt. 1
0409 Working in the Finder (file management) pt. 2
05 Applications in OS X
0501 What is an Application/Program?
0502 Opening and Closing Programs
0503 What is a Document?
0504 Saving and Opening Documents
0505 Examples of Basic Applications pt. 1
0506 Examples of Basic Applications pt. 2
0507 Overview of Useful Utilities
0508 Classic vs. Aqua
06 Using OS X
0601 Personal Preferences pt. 1
0602 Personal Preferences pt. 2
0603 Personal Preferences pt. 3
0604 Hardware Preferences pt. 1
0605 Hardware Preferences pt. 2
0606 Internet Preferences
0607 Network Preferences
0608 System Preferences pt. 1
0609 System Preferences pt. 2
0610 System Preferences pt. 3
0611 Personalizing the Look and Feel pt. 1
0612 Personalizing the Look and Feel pt. 2
0613 File and Program Sharing Over a Network
0614 Getting on the Internet pt. 1
0615 Getting on the Internet pt. 2
0616 Using e-mail pt. 1
0617 Using e-mail pt. 2
0618 Using e-mail pt. 3
0619 Talking to Digital Lifestyle Devices pt. 1
0620 Talking to Digital Lifestyle Devices pt. 2
0621 Using Classic
0622 Using Fonts
0623 Finding Things with Sherlock pt. 1
0624 Finding Things with Sherlock pt. 2
0625 Finding Things with Sherlock pt. 3
0626 Burning CDs
0627 Watching DVDs
0628 Keeping OS X Up to Date
0629 Multiple Users
0630 File Sharing
07 Multimedia (brief overview)
0701 QuickTime Movies
0702 iTunes
0703 iPhoto pt. 1
0704 iPhoto pt. 2
0705 iMovie pt. 1
0706 iMovie pt. 2
08 Troubleshooting
0801 Resetting the Root Password
0802 Using the Built in Help
0803 Getting Help Online
0804 Applecare
09 Extras
0901 Getting to the Command Line
0902 Print Center
10 Jaguar
1001 Jaguar Intro
1002 iChat
1003 Mail
1004 Address Book
1005 Address Book pt. 2
1006 Quartz Extreme
1007 Sherlock
1008 Sherlock pt. 2
1009 Quicktime 6
1010 Find
1011 Rendezvous
1012 Inkwell
1013 Windows Networking
1014 Preferences
1015 iCal
1016 iCal pt. 2
1017 iSync
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