Mac OS X Leopard All-in-One Desk Reference For Dummies (For Dummies (Computer/Tech))

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Binding: Paperback
Dewey Decimal Number: 005.446
EAN: 9780470054345
ISBN: 0470054344
Label: For Dummies
Manufacturer: For Dummies
Number Of Items: 1
Number Of Pages: 744
Publication Date: 2007-11-12
Publisher: For Dummies
Studio: For Dummies

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Your new Mac with OS X Leopard is so cool! You have digital media, including iTunes, iPhoto, iDVD, and iMovie, at your fingertips, as well as everything the Internet has to offer. Where do you start to make the most of it? With Mac OS X Leopard All-In-One Desk Reference for Dummies, of course! Here are seven handy minibooks, each devoted to one aspect of your Mac OS X Leopard.

One section is devoted to the digital media you love, another to the Internet, others to networking, customizing, sharing, and expanding your Mac. There's even a minibook for you geeky types who want to tweak the system with AppleScript. You'll find information on:

*Locating anything with Spotlight and Sherlock

*Personalizing your desktop

*Creating movies and burning DVDs

*Jamming with iTunes and your iPod

*Making your own music with GarageBand

*Collecting, editing, and sharing photos with iPhoto

*Browsing the Web with Safari and staying safe online

*Setting up a wireless network

*Adding RAM, hard drive space, and cool extra applications

*Using AppleScript to program even more customizations

With Mac OS X Leopard All-In-One Desk Reference for Dummies, you can find what you need in a hurry and get on with the fun your Mac makes possible. It just may be the best friend a Leopard can have!

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Summary: Always Good to Have Around!
Comment: I find these books to be very helpful. The best way I've found to use them is to read them cover to cover one time. Why? Because there is always information that I was not aware of or a program I was not using at all because of lack of knowledge of what it could actually do. Then I leave it for reference when I need it. The books are really good read for a tech book and I feel it is my helpful friend. The book is not threatening at all and never makes me fell dumb.

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Summary: Leopard Review
Comment: I found that the "Dummy" books were very helpful with my old Mac/Office software, and l purchased this book on that basis. So far, it has been most helpful on my iMac/Office 2008 setup, clarifying procedures and capabilities, and helping me in understanding the systems. I recommend it. However, there are some features of Leopard for which you might want to obtain additional, more specific and detailed, instructions.

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Summary: Worth buying
Comment: MacOS X Leopard for Dummies is a must have book. It's a good read and will answer almost every question you may have.

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Summary: Pretty good but not great
Comment: All of the new Mac Leopard books are lacking in some way or another and this book is no exception. Mac for dummies does cover many topics in great detail but falls short of explaining some of Leopards programs such as iCal. In fact, the only thing I found in the book about iCal is a sentence that says what its for. Nothing else. If this bit is not very important to you, than it is a pretty good user guide. If you are interested in actually learning to use the features of ALL of the software that this operating system comes with (like iCal) than please take a look at Mac OS X Leopard : The Missing Manual. I've been a pretty loyal dummies fan for years and this book was kind of a disapointed.

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