Teach Yourself VISUALLY Mac OS X Leopard (Teach Yourself VISUALLY (Tech))
Do you prefer instructions that show you how instead of telling you why? This book is packed with easy, visual directions and full-color screen shots that show you how to tackle more than 150 tasks with Mac OS X Leopard, including adding applications to the Dock, color-coding files and folders, viewing windows in Exposé, using the QuickTime player, storing files on your iPod, creating your own Web widgets, and more. Succinct explanations walk you through step by step.
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Teach Yourself VISUALLY Mac OS X Leopard (Teach Yourself VISUALLY (Tech)) Reviews
I highly recommend this great book. Having a pictorial way of helping you to learn how to use the Mac is so much better than just reading instructions. One of the greatest instructional books for the Mac Leopard. I bought a used version & it was just as good as the new book.
This volume is excellent. It's easy to read and understand. Helps to make up for the fact that Apple doesn't put any manual of value in the computer box these days.
Perhaps when I know and understand more about my Mac, and I am able to customize and color code my e-mails and files, this manual may be very useful. If I really understood more about folders and how or why to use them, it might be very useful. If that were the case, I wouldn't need a tech manual. Here's one, "The most important folders in the Mac OS are at the top of the hierarchical organization. Wow, that tells me sooo much about folders I'm still amazed. The comic book format is, I suppose, great for a young student, but is a distraction to some one like myself who is just looking for easily understood verbal answers. I found this manual, like many I've used previous to this, to be very poorly organized. My first clue was that there is no glossary, like it is assumed that someone who needs a tech manual is fully fluent in the semantics of the subject.
Absolutamente recomendable. No solo por su contenido claro, sencillo, y funcional sino por el diseño en si. Este libro es como debieran ser todos los libros de informatica, mostrando paso a paso con imagenes de pantalla cual es el proceso a seguir para dominar el sistema.
Un libro perfecto para los que no dominamos el ingles. En solo dos dias con el libro he conseguido mas que en varios meses investigando por mi mismo. Este libro libro es una pequeña joya.
No necesitaras otra guia para dominar Leopard. Esta guia visual muestra de forma absolutamente sencilla y grafica, todo lo necesario para dominar Leopard.
I liked this one so much I bought the Visually Photoshop CS3 book for a quick primer, overview, and reference guide too. I wasn't aware of these books and found them to be a great read fast, useful, and a great reference. My first book in the visually style was Mac OS X Leopard. Instead, they go into a right amount of detail for those wanting a broad based idea of the program, peaking your interest enough to then launch into buying the "Bible." Thumbs up on the Visually book series. Of course, these are not the "Bible" version of a way to learn a program those going into mind boggling detail and 20+ hour time commitment. When you drop $2,000 on a computer I think it's worth it to spend a few bucks in books to help you get the most of the operating system.
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