Its A Mac Plr Ebook

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Table of Contents

Foreword
Chapter 1:
How to operate a mac
Chapter 2:
Overview of the Mac desktops
Chapter 3:
Networking for Mac
Chapter 4:
Types of Mac you can find in the market
Chapter 5:
Mac your way to cyberspace
Chapter 6:
Using Mac at work
Chapter 7:
How to print & fax using Mac
Chapter 8:
Managing music with iTunes
Chapter 9:
Having fun with iphotos
Wrapping Up

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Chapter 2: Overview of the Mac desktops

In order to keep desktops compatible, the Mac is always coming up with more innovative ideas to include into the current elements available. There are many different areas within the system where Mac is creating quite a buzz thus making it a popular choice for a lot of users.

The new all quad cores, is basically being touted as the all in one power house with the use of the quad core Intel core i5 and i7 processors across the line.

This makes the iMac among the more powerful systems yet. This makes a lot of tasks easier and faster to manage and these include managing photos, watching videos and many other tasks.

All are configured to be faster and more efficient in its output and thus making the various tasks more accessible and user friendly.

The iMac also features all new AMD Radeon HD graphics processor that gives the user more graphics performance which could be anywhere up to 3 times faster than previously possible.

This of course causes the HD videos to look more incredible and the any of the user’s favorite games would feel more responsive with the enhancement in place.

The data transfer is also now done at “lightening” speed where the system’s technology allow the user high connectivity and performance peripheral such as external drives to a single port with data transfers going at phenomenal speeds.

There is full brightness of the screen without any waiting time and this is of course advantageous when the information being viewed is done so with fast access.

This powerful collaboration of bother technology and speed makes for a better online experience altogether. Being ultra fast and ultra flexible, also allows the user to move data around without too much of a fuss and without any unnecessary waiting time.

Chapter 3: Networking for Mac

The networking process is addressed very early on within the creating exercise of the system that is being used. There is every possibility for the user to be able to network two or more Macs without any underlying problem usually related to other networking practices.

As there are literally an uncountable amount of combinations of software, hardware, protocols, cabling and terminality networking can be rather a demanding process, but the Mac is able to simply most of these to be create a user friendly experience.

Being familiar with the different kinds of networks does help as the user will be able to make better informed decisions. The two kinds of networks would be Ethernet and LocalTalk.

The LocalTalk network will connect the user’s Mac through the printer port to create a simple LocalTalk network where then simple connection is a standard printer cable to the printer ports of two Macs.
This is a good way to move information around if there is a need to be frequently connected to tow computer, especially if one or both are not Ethernet compatible.

Ethernet networks are mostly user for businesses and it has been able to prove its value due to the high performance elements tagged to it. It is reputed to be considerable faster than LocalTalk and a file usually takes only a couple of minutes to copy one computer to another through Ethernet when compared to other systems.

The most popular and dominant reason to network with Mac would lie in the file sharing platform convenience.

The file sharing process allows the user to access part or all of other Macs hard drive as if it were physically part of the machine, and this can be done at any given time. Besides the popular file sharing there is also the network computer games which the user can easily enjoy.

Chapter 4: Types of Mac you can find in the market

There are many types of Mac features available in the market and having some knowledge on each type would be most useful to the individual intending to use any one of the Macs.

The following is a concise segment of information that could shed some light on the different types of Macs available today:

• The desktop Mac is a Macintosh computer that is predominantly designed to be place on a flat work station surface such as a desk. The desktop Mac is usually connected to the keyboard, mouse and monitor using a series of cables as this are considered separate entities and are not built up as one item. The iMac model comes with a built-in monitor thus making most people use the option of placing the unit on the floor due to its large size.

• The portable Mac is a Macintosh computer that is usually a carry along item. The portable Mac is also otherwise popularly known as a laptop or a notebook Mac and comes with an inbuilt keyboard, mouse and monitor. All this in within the convenience of a smallish looking item, which makes it easy to carry around and there are no annoying cables to contend with. The portable Mac also comes with an in built battery, so for short usage time, the user would not really need to be plugged into a power outlet.

• PowerPC Macs are the earlier models that used a central processing unit also referred to as the “brain” of the computer. The CPU in short, is called the PowerPC and is the result of collaborations between IBM and Motorola, and it would have to come with a PowerPC chip installed for it to work efficiently.