Ch. 1. Setting up Mac OS X 10.4 -- Ch. 2. Finder basics -- Ch. 3. File management -- Ch. 4. Advanced finder techniques -- Ch. 5. Using Mac OS search features -- Ch. 6. Customizing the finder -- Ch. 7. Application basics -- Ch. 8. Using Mac OS X applications -- Ch. 9. Using TextEdit -- Ch. 10. Dashboard -- Ch. 11. Fonts -- Ch. 12. Printing & faxing -- Ch. 13. Connecting in the Internet -- Ch. 14. .Mac -- Ch. 15. Using Sherlock -- Ch. 16. Networking -- Ch. 17. Multiple users & security -- Ch. 18. classic environment -- Ch. 19. Unix basics for Mac OS X -- Ch. 20. Automation tools -- Ch. 21. System preferences -- Ch. 22. Mac OS utilities.
Summary
If you want to tame Mac OS X Tiger, but you want to do so in the comfort of your own home, this guide makes it possible! Robin Williams uses her trademark friendly teaching style to reveal exactly what you want to know: What's new in Tiger, what's great about it, and how can you get the most out of it fast! Focused lessons take you step-by-step through practical, real-world projects that teach Mac OS X Tiger inside and out. Covers everything from upgrading your Mac to Tiger and customizing and troubleshooting your system to all of Tiger's new goodies: configuring the spoken-user interface, audio and video messaging with multiple people at once, a Dashboard full of Widgets, the innovative Spotlight Search system, the enhanced Safari RSS browser, and more.
