Description
Book SynopsisJohn Ray is a life-long fan of Apple products; he has been an avid Mac user since its inception in 1984. He relies on OS X both at work and at home because it is a robust, flexible platform for programming, networking, and design. Over the past 17 years, John has written books on OS X, iOS development, Linux, web development, networking, and computer security. He currently serves as the Director of the Office of Research Information Systems at The Ohio State University. When he isn't writing, he is either re-creating a marine disaster in his living room, watching Arduinos go up in smoke, or planning a highly elaborate projects that will quadruple his carbon footprint.
Table of Contents
- Prologue: Getting Started with the Mac
- Chapter 1: Managing Your Desktop
- Chapter 2: Making the Most of Your Screen Space
- Chapter 3: Connecting Your Mac to a Network
- Chapter 4: Setting Up iCloud and Internet Accounts
- Chapter 5: Accessing Email and the Web
- Chapter 6: Sharing Files, Devices, and Services
- Chapter 7: Being Social with Messages, FaceTime, Twitter, and Facebook
- Chapter 8: Managing Who, Where, When, and What
- Chapter 9: Entertainment on the (Big) Little Screen
- Chapter 10: Installing and Managing Applications and Extensions on Your Mac
- Chapter 11: Making the Most of Your Mac Hardware
- Chapter 12: Using El Capitan with Your
- Chapter 13: Connecting Peripherals to Your Mac
- Chapter 14: Securing and Protecting Your Mac
- Index
