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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.
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Introduction
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| Welcome | (00:23) | |
| Introduction | (01:00) | |
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Getting Started
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| A Brief History of OS X | (03:38) | |
| System Requirements | (00:37) | |
| Installation Tips | (01:26) | |
| Setting Up Mac OS X | (04:51) | |
| Interface - First Glance | (03:47) | |
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Elements of the Interface
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| Keys and Controls pt. 1 | (06:51) | |
| Keys and Controls pt. 2 | (08:04) | |
| Keys and Controls pt. 3 | (06:13) | |
| The Window | (06:47) | |
| The Dock pt. 1 | (04:31) | |
| The Dock pt. 2 | (04:26) | |
| The Menu Bar pt. 1 | (07:03) | |
| The Menu Bar pt. 2 | (02:46) | |
| Setting the Date and Time | (05:15) | |
| The Desktop | (07:24) | |
| Understanding the Trash Can | (04:35) | |
| Interface Extras | (08:41) | |
| Summary | (01:28) | |
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Understanding the Finder
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| Finder Basics pt. 1 | (05:10) | |
| Finder Basics pt. 2 | (07:03) | |
| The Finder Toolbar in Depth pt. 1 | (17:50) | |
| The Finder Toolbar in Depth pt. 2 | (05:45) | |
| The Finder Menus pt. 1 | (06:54) | |
| The Finder Menus pt. 2 | (06:03) | |
| The Finder Menus pt. 3 | (06:03) | |
| Working in the Finder (file management) pt. 1 | (08:04) | |
| Working in the Finder (file management) pt. 2 | (09:09) | |
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Applications in OS X
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| What is an Application/Program? | (04:06) | |
| Opening and Closing Programs | (01:56) | |
| What is a Document? | (06:26) | |
| Saving and Opening Documents | (07:34) | |
| Examples of Basic Applications pt. 1 | (06:24) | |
| Examples of Basic Applications pt. 2 | (08:05) | |
| Overview of Useful Utilities | (07:20) | |
| Classic vs. Aqua | (06:44) | |
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Using OS X
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| Personal Preferences pt. 1 | (07:33) | |
| Personal Preferences pt. 2 | (07:33) | |
| Personal Preferences pt. 3 | (08:44) | |
| Hardware Preferences pt. 1 | (05:45) | |
| Hardware Preferences pt. 2 | (06:02) | |
| Internet Preferences | (05:58) | |
| Network Preferences | (08:08) | |
| System Preferences pt. 1 | (06:33) | |
| System Preferences pt. 2 | (06:55) | |
| System Preferences pt. 3 | (05:28) | |
| Personalizing the Look and Feel pt. 1 | (04:31) | |
| Personalizing the Look and Feel pt. 2 | (03:39) | |
| File and Program Sharing Over a Network | (06:44) | |
| Getting on the Internet pt. 1 | (08:12) | |
| Getting on the Internet pt. 2 | (07:26) | |
| Using e-mail pt. 1 | (07:01) | |
| Using e-mail pt. 2 | (08:06) | |
| Using e-mail pt. 3 | (07:17) | |
| Talking to Digital Lifestyle Devices pt. 1 | (05:44) | |
| Talking to Digital Lifestyle Devices pt. 2 | (05:39) | |
| Using Classic | (08:31) | |
| Using Fonts | (07:22) | |
| Finding Things with Sherlock pt. 1 | (08:24) | |
| Finding Things with Sherlock pt. 2 | (07:03) | |
| Finding Things with Sherlock pt. 3 | (04:48) | |
| Burning CDs | (07:15) | |
| Watching DVDs | (02:01) | |
| Keeping OS X Up to Date | (03:19) | |
| Multiple Users | (03:32) | |
| File Sharing | (08:05) | |
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Multimedia (brief overview)
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| QuickTime Movies | (08:45) | |
| iTunes | (08:45) | |
| iPhoto pt. 1 | (07:36) | |
| iPhoto pt. 2 | (05:13) | |
| iMovie pt. 1 | (06:40) | |
| iMovie pt. 2 | (03:05) | |
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Troubleshooting
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| Resetting the Root Password | (01:53) | |
| Using the Built in Help | (01:59) | |
| Getting Help Online | (02:35) | |
| Applecare | (02:43) | |
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Extras
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| Getting to the Command Line | (05:09) | |
| Print Center | (03:43) | |
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Jaguar
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| Jaguar Intro | (01:46) | |
| iChat | (06:39) | |
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| Address Book | (05:02) | |
| Address Book pt. 2 | (05:19) | |
| Quartz Extreme | (01:28) | |
| Sherlock | (07:14) | |
| Sherlock pt. 2 | (03:34) | |
| Quicktime 6 | (01:49) | |
| Find | (04:14) | |
| Rendezvous | (01:26) | |
| Inkwell | (01:11) | |
| Windows Networking | (02:26) | |
| Preferences | (04:18) | |
| iCal | (07:03) | |
| iCal pt. 2 | (03:21) | |
| iSync | (01:52) | |
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Credits
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| About this Author | (01:52) | |
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| Title: | Mac OS X Jaguar Fundamentals |
| Author: | Matt Neutra |
| SKU: | 33359 |
| ISBN: | 1930519648 |
| Release Date: | 2002-07-15 |
| Price: | |
| Duration: | 9 hrs / 96 lessons |
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Vista/XP/2000, OS X, Linux QuickTime 7 |
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