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  • Ilmumisaeg: 28-Jun-2021
  • Kirjastus: For Dummies
  • ISBN-10: 1119775663
  • ISBN-13: 9781119775669
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  • Formaat: Paperback / softback, 432 pages, kõrgus x laius x paksus: 234x188x31 mm, kaal: 590 g
  • Ilmumisaeg: 28-Jun-2021
  • Kirjastus: For Dummies
  • ISBN-10: 1119775663
  • ISBN-13: 9781119775669
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A prolific author and all-round Mac whiz offers a step-by-step welcome to everything MacBook. from reviewing the hardware and powering up for the first time to getting familiar with files, security settings, launching apps, and entering the digital netherworld of iCloud. Original.

Learn how to drive the coolest laptop on the planet

You took the plunge, paid extra, and—even though it looks and feels like perfection—have that fleeting doubt: is my MacBook really worth the investment? You'll be pleased to know that the answer is totally yes, and MacBook For Dummies is the ultimate way to learn the thousand and one reasons why the MacBook Pro or Air you now own is a modern masterpiece—as well as the ten thousand and one (and counting) things you can do with it. With its super-smooth performance, top-shelf LED screen, rugged reliability, and powerful, trouble-free operating system, you're going to have a lot of fun.

Keeping jargon to a minimum, Mark L. Chambers—prolific tech author and all-round Mac whiz—gives you a friendly, step-by-step welcome to everything MacBook, from reviewing the hardware and powering up for the first time to getting familiar with files, security settings, launching apps, and entering the digital netherworld of iCloud. Then, with the basics reassuringly in place, you can begin your journey to power-user mastery in whatever areas of MacBook-ing you're most interested in, from doing the accounts in Numbers to perfecting that soon-to-be-released cinematic classic (with original score) using iMovie and GarageBand.

  • Get familiar with the latest macOS, Big Sur
  • Communicate with Messages and FaceTime
  • Stream music, movies, and TV shows
  • Manage and edit photos and video clips

Whether you're a PC convert, Mac veteran, or completely new to the astonishing potential of the MacBook world, you'll find everything you need to get the most out of the technical marvel that's now at your command.

Introduction 1(4)
Foolish Assumptions
1(1)
About This Book
2(1)
Icons Used in This Book
3(1)
Beyond the Book
4(1)
Where to Go from Here
4(1)
Part 1 TIE MYSELF DOWN WITH A DESKTOP? PREPOSTEROUS!
5(78)
Chapter 1 Hey, It Really Does Have Everything I Need
7(22)
An Overview of Your Mac Laptop
8(1)
The parts you probably recognize
9(2)
The holes called ports
11(2)
Don't forget the parts you can't see
13(1)
Meet the MacBooks
14(1)
Comparing the MacBooks
15(2)
Look, Ma, no moving parts!
17(1)
Whoa! Where's my familiar USB port?
18(1)
Sharing a CD or DVD drive
19(1)
Location, Location, Location!
20(1)
Unpacking and Connecting Your Laptop
21(1)
Unpacking for the road warrior
21(1)
Connecting Cables 101
22(1)
Great -- a Lecture about Handling My Laptop
23(1)
An Overview of Mac Software Goodness
23(1)
What comes with my laptop?
24(1)
Connecting to the Internet from your lap
24(1)
Applications that rock
25(1)
Boot Camp For Dummies
25(1)
Other Stuff That Nearly Everyone Wants
26(3)
Chapter 2 Turning On Your Portable Powerhouse
29(12)
Tales of the On Button
30(1)
Mark's Favorite Signs of a Healthy Laptop
30(1)
You Won't Lecture Me about Batteries, Will You?
31(3)
Setting Up and Registering Your Laptop
34(1)
Your iCIoud account is your friend
34(1)
Setting up macOS Big Sur
35(1)
Registering your MacBook
36(1)
Importing Stuff from Another Mac
37(2)
Importing Stuff from Windows (If You Must)
39(2)
Chapter 3 The MacBook Owner's Introduction to macOS Big Sur
41(42)
Your Own Personal Operating System
42(1)
The Big Sur Desktop
43(1)
Meet me at the Dock
43(1)
Check out that Control Center
44(1)
Dig those crazy icons
45(1)
There's no food on this menu
45(2)
The Finder menu bar is your friend
47(1)
There's always room for one more window
47(1)
Wait a Second: Where the Heck Are the Mouse Buttons?
48(3)
Launching and Quitting Applications with Aplomb
51(4)
Performing Tricks with Finder Windows
55(1)
Scrolling in and resizing windows
55(1)
Minimizing and restoring windows
56(1)
Moving and zooming windows
57(1)
Closing windows
58(1)
Juggling Folders and Icons
59(1)
A field observer's guide to icons
59(2)
Selecting items
61(1)
Copying items
62(1)
Moving things from place to place
63(1)
Duplicating in a jiffy
63(1)
Using Finder Tabs
64(1)
Keys and Keyboard Shortcuts to Fame and Fortune
65(1)
Special keys on the keyboard
65(1)
Using the Finder and application keyboard shortcuts
66(1)
Home, Sweet Home Folder
67(2)
Working with Mission Control
69(1)
Switching Desktops with Spaces
70(2)
Personalizing Your Desktop
72(1)
Taking Control of Your MacBook
73(1)
Customizing the Dock
74(1)
Adding applications and extras to the Dock
75(1)
Keeping track with Stacks
76(1)
Resizing the Dock
77(1)
What's with the Trash?
78(1)
All You Really Need to Know about Printing
79(2)
And Just in Case You Need Help
81(1)
The Big Sur built-in Help system
81(1)
The Apple web-based support center
81(1)
Magazines
81(1)
Local Mac user groups
82(1)
Part 2 SHAKING HANDS WITH MACOS BIG SUR
83(52)
Chapter 4 What's New in macOS Big Sur?
85(4)
Introducing the Control Center
85(1)
The Return of the Widgets
86(1)
Your Guide to the Perfect Trip
87(1)
Safari Covers New Ground
87(1)
Messages Adds Effects, Images, and Pins?
87(1)
Becoming One with Your Battery
88(1)
Chapter 5 A Nerd's Guide to System Preferences
89(23)
An Explanation -- without Jargon, No Less
90(2)
Locating That Certain Special Setting
92(1)
Popular Preferences Panes Explained
93(1)
The Displays pane
94(1)
The Desktop & Screen Saver pane
95(2)
Mission Control preferences
97(2)
The General pane
99(2)
The Battery pane
101(1)
The Dock & Menu Bar pane
102(2)
The Sharing pane
104(1)
The Time Machine pane
105(2)
Apple ID preferences
107(1)
Notifications preferences
108(4)
Chapter 6 Sifting Through Your Stuff in Doing a Basic Search
112(9)
How Cool Is That? Discovering What Spotlight Can Do
115(1)
Expanding Your Search Horizons
116(2)
Customizing Spotlight to Your Taste
118(3)
Chapter 7 Using Reminders, Notes, Notifications, and Maps
121(14)
Remind Me to Use Reminders
122(3)
Taking Notes the Big Sur Way
125(2)
Staying Current with Notification Center
127(1)
Introducing the Maps Application
128(2)
Switching Views in Maps
130(1)
Getting Directions Over Yonder
131(2)
Creating and Using Guides
133(2)
Part 3 CONNECTING AND COMMUNICATING
135(70)
Chapter 8 Let's Go on Safari!
137(20)
Pretend You've Never Used This Thing
137(2)
Visiting Websites
139(2)
Navigating the Web
141(3)
Configuring Your Home Page and Start Page
144(1)
Adding and Using Bookmarks
145(3)
Working with the Reading List
148(1)
Downloading Files
149(1)
Using History
150(1)
Tabs Are Your Browsing Friends
150(2)
Printing Web Pages
152(1)
Protecting Your Privacy
153(1)
Yes, there are such things as bad cookies
154(1)
Banishing pesky iCIoud Keychain passwords
155(1)
Handling ancient history
155(1)
Setting notifications
156(1)
Avoiding those @*!^%$ op-up ads
156(1)
Chapter 9 Icloud Is Made for MacBooks
157(8)
So How Does iCloud Work, Anyway?
158(1)
Moving, Saving, and Opening iCloud Documents
159(1)
Putting Handoff to Work
160(1)
Expanding Your Horizons with Sidecar
161(1)
Configuring iCloud
161(2)
Managing Your iCloud Storage
163(2)
Chapter 10 Your Laptop Goes Multiuser
165(20)
Once Upon a Time (an Access Fairy Tale)
166(1)
Big-Shot Administrator Stuff
167(1)
Deciding who needs what access
167(1)
Adding users
168(2)
Modifying user accounts
170(2)
I banish thee, mischievous user!
172(2)
Setting up login items and managing access
174(4)
Tackling Mundane Chores for the Multiuser Laptop
178(1)
Logging in and out of Big Sur For Dummies
179(3)
Interesting stuff about sharing stuff
182(1)
Encrypting your Home folder can be fun
182(3)
Chapter 11 Working Well with Networks
185(20)
What Exactly Is the Network Advantage?
186(1)
Should You Go Wired or Wireless?
187(2)
Be a Pal: Share Your Internet!
189(1)
Using your MacBook as a sharing device
189(1)
Using a dedicated Internet-sharing device
189(1)
What Do I Need to Connect?
190(1)
Wireless connections
190(4)
Wired connections
194(4)
Connecting to the Network
198(1)
Sharing stuff nicely with others
199(2)
Use Your Firewall!
201(2)
Playing Buck Rogers with FaceTime
203(1)
Sending Instant Messages Across the Network
203(2)
Part 4 LIVING THE ILIFE
205(84)
Chapter 12 The Multimedia Joys of Music and TV
207(24)
What Can I Play in Music?
208(1)
Playing Digital Audio Files
209(4)
Finding songs in your Music library
213(1)
Removing old music from the library
213(1)
Keeping Slim Whitman and Slim Shady Apart: Organizing with Playlists
214(2)
Know Your Songs
216(1)
Setting the song information automatically
217(1)
Setting or changing the song information manually
217(2)
Ripping Audio Files
219(1)
Tweaking the Audio for Your Ears
220(1)
A New Kind of Radio Station
220(1)
Tuning in your own stations
221(1)
Radio stations in your playlists
222(1)
Creating a custom Music Radio station
222(1)
Isending iStuff to iPhone and iPad
223(1)
Burning Music to Shiny Plastic Circles
224(1)
Feasting on Music Visuals
225(1)
Exercising Parental Authority
225(2)
Watching Video with TV
227(1)
Buying Digital Media the Apple Way
228(3)
Chapter 13 Focusing on Photos
231(20)
Delving into Photos
231(3)
Working with Images in Photos
234(1)
Import images 101
234(2)
Organize mode: Organizing and sorting your images
236(6)
Edit mode: Removing and fixing stuff the right way
242(5)
Exploring iCloud Photos
247(1)
Putting My Photo Stream and iCloud Photo Sharing to Work
248(3)
Chapter 14 Making Film History with iMovie
251(20)
Shaking Hands with the iMovie Window
252(3)
A Bird's-Eye View of Moviemaking
255(1)
Importing the Building Blocks
256(1)
Pulling in video clips
256(2)
Making use of still images
258(1)
Importing and adding audio from all sorts of places
258(3)
Building the Cinematic Basics
261(1)
Adding clips to your movie
261(1)
Marking clips
262(1)
Removing clips from your movie
263(1)
Reordering clips in your movie
263(1)
Editing clips in iMovie
264(1)
Transitions for the masses
265(1)
Even Gone with the Wind had titles
266(1)
Adding maps and backgrounds
267(1)
Creating an Honest-to-Goodness Movie Trailer
267(2)
Browsing Your Video Library
269(1)
Sharing Your Finished Classic
270(1)
Chapter 15 Recording Your Hits with GarageBand
271(18)
Shaking Hands with Your Band
272(2)
Composing Made Easy
274(1)
Adding tracks
275(2)
Choosing loops
277(3)
Resizing, repeating, and moving loops
280(2)
Using the Arrangement track
282(1)
Tweaking the settings for a track
283(2)
Sharing Your Songs
285(1)
Creating song files in Music
286(1)
Exporting a project
287(1)
Burning an audio CD
288(1)
Part 5 GETTING PRODUCTIVE AND MAINTAINING YOUR MACBOOK
289(92)
Chapter 16 Desktop Publishing with Pages
291(14)
Creating a New Pages Document
292(1)
Opening an Existing Pages Document
293(1)
Saving Your Work
294(1)
Touring the Pages Window
294(1)
Entering and Editing Text
295(1)
Using Text, Shapes, and Graphics Boxes
296(1)
The Three Amigos: Cut, Copy, and Paste
296(1)
Cutting stuff
296(1)
Copying text and images
297(1)
Pasting from the Clipboard
297(1)
Formatting Text the Easy Way
297(1)
Adding a Spiffy Table
298(1)
Adding Alluring Photos
299(1)
Adding a Background Shape
300(1)
Are You Sure about That Spelling?
301(1)
Set Your Font Defaults and Speed Things Up
302(1)
Printing Your Pages Documents
302(1)
Sharing That Poster with Others
303(2)
Chapter 17 Creating Spreadsheets with Numbers
305(16)
Before You Launch Numbers
306(1)
Creating a New Numbers Document
306(1)
Opening an Existing Spreadsheet File
307(1)
Save Those Spreadsheets!
308(1)
Exploring the Numbers Window
309(1)
Navigating and Selecting Cells in a Spreadsheet
310(1)
Entering and Editing Data in a Spreadsheet
311(1)
Selecting the Correct Number Format
312(1)
Aligning Cell Text Just So
313(1)
Formatting with Shading
314(1)
Inserting and Deleting Rows and Columns
315(1)
The Formula Is Your Friend
316(2)
Adding Visual Punch with a Chart
318(1)
Printing Your Spreadsheet
319(2)
Chapter 18 Building Presentations with Keynote
321(14)
Creating a New Keynote Project
322(1)
Opening a Keynote Presentation
323(1)
Saving Your Presentation
324(1)
Putting Keynote to Work
324(2)
Adding Slides
326(1)
Working with Text, Shapes, and Graphics Boxes
326(1)
Adding and Editing Slide Text
327(1)
Formatting Slide Text for the Perfect Look
328(1)
Using Presenter's Notes in Your Project
328(1)
Every Good Presentation Needs Media
329(1)
Adding a Background Shape
330(1)
Creating Your Keynote Slideshow
330(2)
Printing Your Slides and Notes
332(3)
Chapter 19 When Good Mac Laptops Go Bad
335(20)
Repeat after Me: Yes, I Am a Tech!
336(1)
Step-by-Step Laptop Troubleshooting
337(1)
The number-one rule: Reboot!
337(2)
Special keys that can come in handy
339(1)
All hail Disk Utility, the troubleshooter's friend
339(2)
Disk repair made easy
341(2)
Using Mark's MacBook Troubleshooting Tree
343(1)
Step 1 Investigate recent changes
343(1)
Step 2 Run Disk Utility
344(1)
Step 3 Check your cables
344(1)
Step 4 Check your Internet and network connections
345(1)
Step 5 Check your Trash
345(1)
Step 6 Think virus
345(1)
Step 7 Check your login items
346(1)
Step 8 Turn off your screen saver
347(1)
Step 9 Run System Information
347(1)
Okay, I Kicked It, and It Still Won't Work
348(1)
Local service, at your service
348(1)
The Apple Help Center
348(1)
Apple Help online
348(1)
And Now Windows?
349(1)
Figuring out how Boot Camp works
349(1)
Configuring Boot Camp
350(2)
Switching to Windows
352(3)
Chapter 20 Adding New Stuff to Your Laptop
355(12)
More Memory Will Help
356(1)
Figuring out how much memory you have
356(1)
Installing memory modules
357(4)
Considering an Internal Drive Upgrade?
361(1)
Ponder your external options
361(3)
Gotta have internal
364(1)
A List of Dreamy Laptop Add-Ons
364(1)
Game controllers
364(1)
Video controllers
365(1)
Music hardware
365(2)
Chapter 21 Tackling the Housekeeping
367(14)
Cleaning Unseemly Data Deposits
368(1)
Getting dirty (cleaning things the manual way)
368(3)
Using a commercial cleanup tool
371(1)
Backing Up Your Treasure
372(1)
Saving files
372(2)
Putting things right with Time Machine
374(2)
Maintaining Drive Health
376(1)
Automating Those Mundane Chores
377(2)
Updating macOS Automatically
379(2)
Part 6 THE PART OF TENS
381(18)
Chapter 22 Ten Laptop Rules to Follow
383(8)
Keep Your Laptop in a Bag
383(1)
Maximize Your RAM
384(1)
Keep Tabs on Your MacBook
385(1)
Keepeth Thy Drive Encrypted
385(1)
Brand Your MacBook
386(1)
Disable Your Wireless
386(1)
Take a Surge Protector with You
387(1)
Use Power-Saving Features
388(1)
Use an External Keyboard and Mouse
388(1)
Not Again! What Is It with You and Backing Up?
389(2)
Chapter 23 Ten Things to Avoid Like the Plague
391(8)
USB 2.0 Storage Devices
392(1)
Phishing Operations
392(1)
The Twin Terrors: Viruses and Malware
393(1)
Submerged Keyboards
394(1)
Antiquated Utility Software
394(1)
Software Piracy
394(1)
The Forbidden Account
395(1)
Unsecured Wireless Connections
395(1)
Refurbished Hardware
396(1)
Dirty Laptops
397(2)
Index 399
Mark L. Chambers has written more than thirty computer books. His recent titles include Macs For Seniors For Dummies, 4th Edition and iMac For Dummies, 10th Edition. Mark is currently a full-time author and tech editorand an unabashed Mac fan.