精通Mac：超越基础，解锁隐藏功能

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"Mac Kung Fu" 是一本面向Mac用户的指南书籍，旨在帮助用户深入挖掘和充分利用OS X系统（Lion版本）的功能。这本书涵盖了从基础工具如Dock、Spotlight、Mission Control、Launchpad到Dashboard的高级使用技巧，还介绍了一些鲜为人知的内置工具和附加功能。读者将学习如何定制操作系统界面，优化工作流程，增强安全性，更有效地处理照片、电影和文档，以及进行硬件测试。书中的每个提示都简洁易懂，适合随时查阅和实践，大多数技巧只需一分钟即可完成，但对长期的电脑使用体验有深远影响。书评摘录显示，这本书受到了各种水平的Mac用户的高度评价。即使是经验丰富的用户也能在书中发现新知识。读者赞赏其无冗余内容，直接提供实用的技巧，能立即付诸实践。书中的自定义设置几乎涵盖了所有可能的Mac优化，对于任何使用Mac的人来说，这本书都是必备读物，无论他们是新手还是专家。标签“iOS”可能意味着虽然主要讨论的是Mac OS X，但书中可能也包含了一些与苹果移动设备iOS相关的知识或相似的使用技巧。这使得该书对拥有苹果全平台设备的用户更具价值。部分内容未给出具体的技巧或章节，但可以推测，"Mac Kung Fu"可能包含如以下知识点： 1. **Dock的高级使用**：如何自定义图标排列，创建快捷方式，以及设置自动隐藏以节省屏幕空间。 2. **Spotlight的优化**：如何调整Spotlight搜索设置，添加或移除搜索源，以及快速启动应用程序。 3. **Mission Control的掌握**：利用Mission Control管理多个桌面和窗口，以及快速切换应用。 4. **Launchpad的利用**：创建应用文件夹，设置启动板快捷方式，以及删除不常用的应用。 5. **Dashboard的个性化**：添加和删除小部件，设置触发Dashboard的方式，以及提高效率。 6. **OS X界面定制**：更改系统主题，调整字体大小，以及自定义菜单栏。 7. **安全设置**：设置强密码，启用防火墙，以及使用FileVault保护数据。 8. **媒体管理**：高效整理照片库，编辑元数据，以及快速分享视频。 9. **文档处理**：利用预览工具签名文件，批注PDF，以及自动化文件归档。 10. **硬件测试**：检查硬盘健康，监控系统性能，以及诊断网络问题。 "Mac Kung Fu"是一本深度挖掘Mac潜力，提升用户技能，让日常使用更加顺畅和有趣的必备读物。

Over four hundred tips were written initially, which were then whittled down

to the three hundred or so gems in the book. Not all the tips are barnstormers.

Some point out very subtle tricks. But even these could change the way you

work.

Throughout the book I assume you know the basics of Mac operation, some-

thing that usually comes after a week or two of using a Mac if you’re a

newcomer. In other words, I don’t waste time explaining the insanely obvious.

But you will find many tips pointing out lesser-known features of OS X as

well as tricks to refine your workflow, often exploiting hidden settings. This

book is all about wringing every drop of usability from OS X.

1.1 How to Read This Book

In a nutshell, Mac Kung Fu is a big book of tips. As such, I don’t recommend

any particular way of reading it. You don’t need to be sitting beside your

computer to do so. The whole point of Mac Kung Fu is that you can jump in

anywhere. Start at the beginning, or start in the middle. You could even start

at the end and work your way to the front. Just start reading. If you find a

tip you like, then try it!

Some tips are more complex than others, and some involve editing system

files. A good rule of thumb is that if you’re unsure about what you’re doing,

then skip that particular tip and perhaps return to it later when you feel more

confident.

The tips were written for OS X Lion. That isn’t to say many won’t work on

previous releases of OS X, such as Snow Leopard. However, I’ve only tested

the tips against OS X Lion, and much of the terminology changed in the Lion

release. If you do intend to use the book with an older release, some common

sense will go a long way.

1.2 For All Macs—No Add-Ons Required!

All this book requires is a Mac computer running OS X Lion. Nothing else.

You might own a MacBook, MacBook Pro, MacBook Air, iMac, Mac Mini, or

Mac Pro. It doesn’t matter, although a handful of tips talk about getting the

most from portable Macs.

None of the tips require you to buy more software. All the tips enhance, har-

ness, or tweak built-in functionality. A small fraction of the tips discuss

downloading some add-in software to add vital functionality that’s missing

from OS X, but the software mentioned is always free of charge.

2 • Chapter 1. Introduction

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sign—it means everything worked. If there’s an error, it probably means you’ve

mistyped. OS X is usually clever enough not to make any changes should

that happen. Just try again.

Sometimes commands are too long to fit on one line of the book—an inherent

limitation of both printed and electronic books. In such a case, the remainder

of the line is indented beneath it, and you should type the entire line, hitting

R e t u r n

only at the end.

Usually you’ll be shown the command that activates the secret feature dis-

cussed in the tip, followed by the command that turns it off again should you

wish to do so.

2.2 Using the Apple and Application Menus

Some tips refer to the Apple menu. Other tips refer to the application menu.

The Apple menu is the menu at the top left of the screen, signified appropri-

ately enough by the Apple logo.

The application menu is the menu to the right of this, usually named after

the application in question and in bold text.

The main menu simply refers to the entire menu along the top of the screen.

2.3 Making a Time Machine Backup

It’s generally good advice to make use of the Time Machine backup utility, if

you aren’t already doing so (see Exploring OS X Lion: Time Machine, on page

185). Even better advice is to have Time Machine perform a backup before

undertaking some tips in this book that tweak system files. To do so, click

the Time Machine icon at the top right of the screen and select Back Up Now

from the menu that appears.

2.4 Using the Mouse or Trackpad

Some tips require you to right-click to access special, context-sensitive menus.

If you’re using a standard PC mouse with two (or more) buttons, you’ll find

the right mouse button works fine. If you’re using an Apple-manufactured

mouse or trackpad, there are a variety of ways of right-clicking, as follows:

•

Hold down

Control

and left-click in the usual way.

• If you’re using a trackpad, bunch two fingers together and click.

• If you’re using an Apple Magic Mouse, open System Preferences (Apple

menuSystem Preferences), click the Mouse icon, then put a check

6 • Chapter 2. Getting the Most from the Tips

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