MacBook Leopard版指南

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"The Little Mac Book, Leopard Edition" 是一本由Robin Williams编写的关于Mac Leopard操作系统的书籍，由Peachpit Press出版。这本书涵盖了Mac Leopard的使用指南和详细教程。本书详细介绍了Mac Leopard操作系统的核心功能和特性，旨在帮助用户更好地理解和掌握苹果公司的这款操作系统。作为Apple的桌面操作系统，Mac Leopard（代号Mac OS X 10.5）在当时引入了许多创新功能，如Time Machine备份、 Spaces工作区管理、Dashboard增强以及Safari浏览器的更新等。作者Robin Williams以其通俗易懂的语言和丰富的示例，将这些复杂的系统功能进行了深入浅出的讲解。书中可能涵盖了以下关键知识点： 1. **界面导航**：Mac Leopard的用户界面设计独特，书中可能介绍了Dock、Finder、Spotlight搜索以及窗口管理等方面，帮助新用户熟悉操作系统的基本布局和交互方式。 2. **应用程序使用**：包括预装的Apple应用程序，如Mail、iPhoto、iMovie、iTunes等，以及如何安装和管理第三方软件。 3. **文件管理**：文件和文件夹的组织、查找、复制、移动和删除，以及使用Time Machine进行自动备份的设置和恢复操作。 4. **网络与互联网**：配置网络连接，使用Safari浏览网页，设置电子邮件，以及使用iChat进行即时通讯。 5. **系统偏好设置**：如何调整系统设置以满足个人需求，如键盘快捷键、屏幕保护、能源设置等。 6. **安全性与隐私**：密码管理、防火墙设置、数据加密以及防止恶意软件的措施。 7. **多任务与Spaces**：如何利用Spaces功能创建和管理多个虚拟桌面，提高工作效率。 8. **家长监护**：对于有孩子的家庭，如何设置家长监护功能以限制孩子对特定内容的访问。 9. **系统维护与故障排查**：如何进行日常维护，如磁盘清理和修复，以及遇到问题时的初步诊断和解决步骤。 10. **高级功能**：可能还涉及了终端命令行工具的使用，以及对于系统更深层次的自定义和优化。本书不仅适合初次接触Mac Leopard的新用户，也对有一定经验的用户提供了深入学习和提升的机会。通过阅读和实践书中的内容，读者能够全面掌握Mac Leopard操作系统，从而更高效地利用这一平台进行工作和娱乐。同时，作者Robin Williams的写作风格使得复杂的技术概念变得易于理解，增加了学习的乐趣。

1: A MAP OF YOUR MAC

As shown on the opposite page, you will always see a menu bar

across the top of your computer screen.  e items listed horizon-

tally in the menu bar will change depending on what is “active,” or

front-most on your screen.

The menu bar

Tip: You might someday

play a computer game or

watch a

DVD movie and

discover that you have

no menu bar. Even if the

menu bar is not visible,

you can always press

Command Q to quit.

(See Chapter  for

details on how to use a

keyboard shortcut such

as Command Q.)

This is called the Application menu

because it changes to show you which

application, or program, is “active” at the

moment.

This is the Apple menu. If someone

tells you to go to the Apple menu,

single-click on this Apple icon and

its menu will drop down, as you see

here.

Every application you open also has its own menu bar, as shown

below, where you see the application called “Preview,” and you

see its name on the left side of the menu bar. Notice this menu

bar has diﬀ erent items from the one shown above. Start becom-

ing aware of the menu bar! Notice how it changes when you open

diﬀ erent ﬁ les.

Under the

Application menu, as shown below, the last item in

the list of commands is always “Quit.” Also, you’ll always ﬁ nd the

“ Preferences” option for every application here in its own menu.

1: A MAP OF YOUR MAC

HomeApple has made it possible for a number of people to use the

same computer, yet all users have their own private, protected

spaces.  is includes your own

Home area, private folders, your

own Desktop, your own web bookmarks and email, and your

own, private Trash basket. Even if you are the only person using

your Mac, you have a Home folder.

In this book I’m not going to explain how to create other users

and how to take advantage of all the multiple-user features. But if

you get to a point where you want to know that, it is explained in

my book called Mac

OS X . Leopard: Peachpit Learning Series

(use the “Accounts” system preferences).

For now, just get used to your own Home window area and Home

folders. Until you have a good reason, don’t change the names of

any of those folders and don’t throw any of them away yet.

Desktop:  is folder holds the same items that are on your

Desktop. If you get rid of it from the Desktop, it will automati-

cally also be removed from this folder, and vice versa.

Documents: When you save your own documents that you have

created, you can always ﬁ nd them in this folder (unless you have

chosen to store them elsewhere).

Downloads: When you copy ﬁ les from the Internet onto your

computer, it’s called “downloading.” Also, when you get photos or

documents in email or on disks, transferring those ﬁ les to your

computer is called downloading. Everything you download will

automatically go into this Downloads folder.  is same folder is

in the Dock, next to the Trash, so no matter what you’re doing,

you always have access to it.

Library:  is holds hundreds of ﬁ les that your Mac needs.

Do not take anything out of this folder or put anything in it!

Movies: If you make digital movies in iMovie, your Mac will

automatically store the ﬁ les in this folder for you.

Music: When you use iTunes to copy music to your Mac and

make your own playlists, those ﬁ les are automatically stored here.

Pictures: If you use iPhoto, it will store your photos in here.

Public:  is is for sharing ﬁ les with other users.

Sites:  is is for sharing the web sites you create. If you doubt

you’ll be doing that, you can throw this folder away when you do

the practice exercises in Chapter . You can always re-create it.

The folders in your

Home window

1: A MAP OF YOUR MAC

Keys on your

keyboard

Your keyboard has a number of special keys that you will use all

the time. Some of them are called “modiﬁ er keys” because they

don’t do anything when you press them down all by themselves—

they only make something happen when used in combination

with other keys or with the mouse.

Below are the keys you will become very familiar with, if you’re

not already. In Chapter  you’ll start using keyboard shortcuts

to do things on your Mac, and in that chapter I’ll show you the

symbols for each key that you see in the menus.

 ese ﬁ rst four keys are the primary modiﬁ er keys that you’ll use

in shortcuts.

S h i f t k e y :  is is the key, of course, that makes capital

letters. It’s labeled “shift.”

Command key:  is is the key on both sides of the

Spacebar. It usually has an apple symbol on it and it always

has the freeway cloverleaf symbol. Some people call this the

“Apple key.”

Option key:  is is next to each Command key and is

labeled “option.”

Control key:  is is the key on the outer bottom corners

of the keyboard. It’s labeled “control.” Be conscious of

whether a direction tells you to use the Command key

or the Control key!

You’ll also use these other keys in shortcuts.

Spacebar: If you have ever done any typing, you know that

the long bar across the bottom of the keyboard is the Space-

bar and it makes the space between words. Occasionally it

is also used in some keyboard shortcuts.

Caps Lock key: Push this down to type in all caps. You can

still type the numbers when Caps Lock is down.

Escape key:  is is in the upper-left of your keyboard,

labeled “esc.”

Tilde key:  is is directly below the Escape key, with the

Spanish tilde character on it. It looks like this: ~

Arrow keys: To the right of the main keys you might have a

little set of four arrow keys. In certain programs the arrow

keys will move selected items around the page.

Fkeys:  ese are the keys across the top of the keyboard.

Many programs will let you customize what these keys do.

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