The Mac OS X Book

The Mac OS X Book

by JanL.Harrington (Author), Andy Ihnatko (Author)

Synopsis

* Developed in cooperation with Apple Computer and written by Mac personality Andy Ihnatko, this book provides entertaining, real-world tips and techniques for getting the most out of Mac OS X Panther * Illustrated in full color, this amazing book engages readers with funny and interesting stories as well as expert advice * Includes a special section that crystalizes the entire book into a series of Questions Your Aunt Might Ask You, providing readers with answers to frequently asked questions without resorting to a boring FAQ section * Also provides simple, entertaining advice and insider techniques for making the most of Unix, AppleScript, networking, security, customization, and much more

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Format: Paperback
Pages: 409
Publisher: John Wiley & Sons
Published: 06 Aug 2004

ISBN 10: 0764567942
ISBN 13: 9780764567940

Media Reviews
...entertaining...certainly a good option for switchers... (iCreate, No.12, 2004)
Author Bio
Andy Ihnatko describes himself as the world's 42nd most-beloved industry personality because it's vaguely credible but utterly impossible to prove or disprove, and thus precisely the sort of tagline I was looking for. An unabashed geek ( The bashings ended when I left high school for Rensselaer Polytechnic, thank God ), Andy's been writing about tech since 1989. In the past, he's written for every single magazine or website with the word Mac in it, highlighted by 10 years as MacUser and then Macworld's back-page opinion columnist. He's currently the Chicago Sun-Times' technology columnist. In his pursuit of heroically stupid applications of technology, Andy has built an animatronic Darth Vader doll that could be controlled over the Internet via telepresence to hassle his roommate's cats and written and published a complete set of plans and instructions for converting any Classic-style Macintosh into a fully functional 2.5-gallon aquarium. The Original MacQuarium was one of the Internet's first e-Books and can be downloaded from several sites after a quick Google search. This is Andy's fourth book. Andy lives in Boston with his two goldfish, Click and Drag. He invites you to visit his aptly named Colossal Waste Of Bandwidth at www.andyi.com. Dr. Jan L. Harrington has been working with and writing about the Macintosh since March 1984. In her day job, she is Associate Professor and Chair of the Department of CS/IS/IT at Marist College, where she carries the torch for Macintosh users with great enthusiasm. Her 30+ published books include more than a dozen Macintosh-specific titles, including several on various flavors of the Macintosh OS.