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"OS X Yosemite The Missing Manual 是一本由著名科技作家David Pogue编写的书籍，专注于解释和指导用户如何使用苹果公司的操作系统OS X Yosemite。这本书是针对那些可能对OS X Yosemite新界面和功能感到陌生的Mac用户，尤其是因为苹果没有提供官方手册。David Pogue以其专业知识和幽默风格，使得该书连续12年成为最畅销的Mac指南。" 在OS X Yosemite中，一些主要的变化包括： 1. **Continuity和Handoff**：这是苹果引入的新功能，允许用户在Mac、iPhone和iPad之间无缝切换工作，例如在Mac上开始写邮件，然后可以在iPhone上继续。 2. **iCloud Drive**：这是一个云存储服务，让用户能够在所有设备上同步和访问文件。 3. **MailDrop**：这是OS X Yosemite中邮件应用的一个功能，允许用户发送大附件，无需担心邮件服务器的限制。 4. **Family Sharing**：允许家庭成员共享购买的应用、音乐、电影等，并能管理儿童的屏幕时间。 5. **AirDrop**：在不同苹果设备之间实现文件快速无线传输，现在扩展到支持Mac、iPhone和iPad之间的互传。 6. **Today view**：提供一个集中的地方查看和管理日历、提醒和其他通知。此外，书中还深入讲解了数百个小的改进，涵盖了预装在Mac上的50多个应用程序，如： - **Safari**：浏览器的优化和新特性。 - **Mail**：包括MailDrop在内的邮件处理增强功能。 - **Calendar**：日历应用的更新和改进。 - **NotificationCenter**：通知中心的调整和新功能。 - **Messages**：即时通讯软件的消息功能升级。 - **iBooks**：电子书阅读器的新特性。 - **TimeMachine**：备份工具的改进和使用技巧。对于高级用户，这本书还涵盖了安全设置、网络配置、远程访问以及文件系统的深入知识，提供了一些未公开的技巧和快捷方式，使用户能够更高效地使用他们的Mac。《OS X Yosemite The Missing Manual》是一本全面而详尽的指南，旨在帮助用户充分利用苹果的最新操作系统。

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xiv the missing credits

Acknowledgments

Over the years, over the 10 editions of this book, many friends and colleagues have

contributed enthusiasm, expertise, and even prose to this book’s editions. They include

Zachary Brass, Dan Pourhadi, Rich Koster, J.D. Biersdorfer, Teresa Noelle Roberts,

Ben Waldie, and Lesa Snider.

In addition to the dream team members identiﬁed above, I owe debts of thanks to

O’Reilly’s Missing Manuals editor-in-chief, Brian Sawyer; Apple’s Ryan James and Bill

Evans for going beyond the call of duty to chase down tweaky tech answers; Philip

Michaels, who wrote about Game Center for this book; my crack team of eleventh-

hour proofreaders, Diana D’Abruzzo, Kellee Katagi, Judy Le, and Nancy Young; and

my assistant Jan Carpenter, whose help in redoing this book’s 450 illustrations made

my very survival possible.

I’ve never met, or even spoken to, Kirill Voronin; he lives in Moscow. But he submit-

ted so many corrections to the previous edition’s Errata page online that I wound up

hiring him to be the tech editor for this book—and he knocked it out of the park.

I also wish I could send out an “I Made the Book Better!” T-shirt to every reader who

ever took the time to write with corrections, suggestions, tips, and tricks. And thanks,

as always, to David Rogelberg for believing in the idea.

Above all, this book owes its existence to the patience and affection of Nicki, Kelly,

Tia, and Jeffrey. They make these books—and everything else—possible.

—David Pogue

The Missing Manual Series

Missing Manuals are witty, superbly written guides to computer products that don’t

come with printed manuals (which is just about all of them). Each book features a

handcrafted index; cross-references to speciﬁc page numbers (not just “see Chap-

ter 14”); and an ironclad promise never to put an apostrophe in the possessive

pronoun its.

Here’s a list of current and upcoming titles:

For the Mac

• OS X Yosemite: The Missing Manual by David Pogue

• OS X Mavericks: The Missing Manual by David Pogue

• AppleScript: The Missing Manual by Adam Goldstein

• FileMaker Pro 13: The Missing Manual by Susan Prosser and Stuart Gripman

• iMovie: The Missing Manual by David Pogue and Aaron Miller

• iPhoto: The Missing Manual by David Pogue and Lesa Snider

2 os x yosemite: the missing manual

The Mac Becomes

an iPad

Two things made the iPad the fastest-selling electronic gadget in history. First, it’s

so simple. No overlapping windows; every app runs full screen. No Save command;

everything is autosaved. No ﬁles or folders. No menus. All your apps are in one place,

the Home screen. To beginners, technophobes, and even old-timers, the iPad’s software

represents a refreshing decluttering of the modern computer.

The second huge iPad sales point is that multitouch screen. You operate the whole

thing by touching or dragging your ﬁngers on the glass. For example, you cycle through

screens by swiping. You zoom out on a map, photo, or Web page by pinching two

ﬁngers. You rotate a photo by twisting two ﬁngers, and so on. Everything feels like

you’re more directly manipulating the objects in your digital world.

So, Apple thought, if simplicity and touch gestures made the iPad a megahit, why

can’t we do the same for the Mac?

And it set out to bring as many of the iPad’s features and as much of its personality

to your Mac as possible. Today’s OS X features like Full Screen mode, Auto Save, and

Launchpad are total iPad rip-offs; if Apple hadn’t stolen these features from itself, it

would be suing for copyright infringement. In the last couple of years, even the Mac’s

app names have changed to match iOS: Reminders, Notes, Notiﬁcation Center, Game

Center, and so on. And perfect clones of some of iOS’s apps, like iBooks and Maps,

made their way to the Mac, too.

And now, in Yosemite, the other shoe has dropped: OS X has been redesigned, top to

bottom, to look more like iOS 8. Same font schemes, color schemes, design conven-

tions. Out with photographic “materials” like leather, felt, paper, and brushed metal;

in with ﬂat, solid colors.

Upside-Down Scrolling

If you haven’t upgraded OS X in a couple of years, you might

discover something alarming when you try to scroll using

your laptop’s trackpad: When you slide your ﬁngers upward,

the page scrolls down. That’s backward, isn’t it?

For your entire computing career so far, you’ve always

dragged the scroll bar down to move the contents of the

page up—and now Apple has swapped the directions. Why

would Apple throw such a monkey wrench into your life?

The main reason is (what else?) to make the Mac match the

iPad, where you drag your ﬁnger up to move the page up.

Anyway, you have two choices: You can spend a couple of

days getting used to the new arrangement—or you can put

things back to the way they’ve always been. (To do that, open

System Preferences. For a trackpad: Click Trackpad, click

Scroll & Zoom, and then turn off “Scroll direction: natural.”

For a Magic Mouse: Click Mouse, click Point & Click, and

then turn off “Scroll direction: natural.”)

Note: If you have a non-Apple mouse that has a scroll wheel,

the Mouse pane may not offer this scroll-direction option.

You can still reverse the scroll-direction logic, though, if

you’re handy in Terminal (OS X’s command-line program).

Just open Terminal and type defaults write ~/Library/Prefer-

ences/.GlobalPreferences com.apple.swipescrolldirection

-bool false. When you press Return and log out, you’ll ﬁnd

that the time-honored scroll directions have been restored.

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