A
Account Setup dialog box, 187 Accounts pane, 195
Accounts preferences window, 211 Activity Monitor, 263–266, 269, 276, 295 ad hoc wireless network, 10, 14, 31 adapter. See also connection
Bluetooth, 29, 32–33 external display, 6–8 Add Bookmark dialog box, 90 Add to Favorites icon, 88 address bar, 85
Address Book application
saving contact information, 108–109 sharing via MobileMe, 121–122 sync settings, 71
synchronizing with iPod, 65–66 using Bluetooth phone with, 41, 43–44 Address bubble check box, 155
address, Web page, 101 administrator account, 282 AdSense program, 156–157 advertisement, 156–157
AIM (AOL Instant Messenger) account, 185 AIM Buddy List, 190–192
AirPort Extreme card, 246–248
AirPort status icon, 15 alarm, 72, 127–128 Alerts tab, 194
Allow Editing check box, 122 Allow specific people option, 195 antivirus program, 303
AOL Instant Messenger (AIM) account, 185 Apple Account Information screen, 160 Apple Bluetooth mouse, 274
Apple Display Calibrator Assistant, 9 Apple Hardware Test program, 290–291, 293 Apple Partition Map value, 285
Apple Software Update for Windows check box, 307
Apple Web sites, 321–322 application shortcuts, 325 Applications tab, 94, 205, 219 appointment
adding alarms to events, 127–128 creating calendar of birthdays, 132 importing calendars from Outlook,
132–135
publishing calendars to MobileMe, 135–136
setting up custom repeat intervals, 129–131
appointment (continued) setting up meetings, 125–127 stopping automatic calendar
additions, 129
subscribing to published calendars, 136–137
Arrangement tab, 9–10 Ask What to Do option, 50 AU Daemon application, 211 audio chat, 39, 187
Audio chat window, 40 Audio menu, 187 Audio/Video icon, 189 Audio/Video tab, 39 Automator Runner utility, 94
Automator utility, 92–93, 116–117, 119 avast! antivirus, 303
AVG Internet Security, 303
B
Back button, 84
Back to My Mac feature, 150–151 backing up data, 147–150, 215–227 Backup folder, 145 Backup link, 147–149 battery cycling, 210 iBook, 245–246 MacBook, 239–240 MacBook Pro, 234–236 Battery Level icons, 36 birthday, 114–119, 132 Bluetooth adapter, 29, 32–33 Bluetooth device, 32–51, 68, 274 Bluetooth File Exchange utility, 47–49 Bluetooth File Transfer service, 50
Bluetooth Mobile Phone Set Up dialog box, 42–43
Bluetooth Setup Assistant, 33–37, 39–43,
Bluetooth Sharing feature, 49 Bluetooth status icon, 30, 33, 37, 39 Bonjour technology, 185–186, 191–192 Bookmarks Bar, 83, 90
Bookmarks feature, 73, 87–99 Boot Camp Assistant, 304, 306–307 Boot Camp software, 301–310, 316 BOOTCAMP partition, 306 Bounce command, 184–185 broadband, 188
Browse Files dialog box, 47 burn folder, 221–222
bypassing login items, 270–271
C
cable, 4–5, 10–14, 283, 289 calendar birthday, 132 publishing, 135–136 refreshing, 137stopping automatic additions, 129 subscribing to published, 136–137 synchronizing, 41, 65–66, 71, 73 Calendar folder, 133
camcorder, 22–23, 192–196 camera. See imaging device canned air, 215
Catalog file, 207 cell phone. See phone
central processing unit (CPU), 263–266 chatting
audio chat, 39, 188–190 capability, 187–188 overview, 185–187 video chat, 190–196
Check for updates check box, 209
Choose Items to Back Up dialog box, 148–149 cleaning Macs, 214–215
CNAME entry, 163 Collections pane, 91
communicating. See chatting; e-mailing Composite connection, 7–8
Compost program, 202
computer-to-computer wireless network, 14 conduit, 69
Conduit Settings dialog box, 69 Configuration Editor, 319 configuring Bluetooth devices, 35–36, 38–39 camera as Webcam, 25–27 external displays, 8–10 microphones, 189
Palm PDA synchronization, 70–72 phone synchronization, 70–72 Time Machine, 216–219 virtual machines, 318–319 Conflict Resolver program, 78 connecting Bluetooth devices, 33–44 external displays, 4–8 fax modems, 20 imaging devices, 22–23 microphones, 189 printers, 15–17 two Macs, 10–15 connection. See also adapter
Composite, 7–8 DVI, 4–5 Mini-DVI, 6–8 RJ-45, 10–12 S-Video, 7–8 VGA, 6–7 Connection Doctor, 187 Console utility, 260–261 contact information birthday, 114–118
importing from Outlook, 118–120 merging duplicate, 120–121
printing, 123–125 saving, 108–109 sending, 109–111
sending messages to groups, 111–113 sharing Address Book via MobileMe,
121–122 synchronizing, 73 Contacts tab, 66 Country check box, 124
CPU (central processing unit), 263–266 Create a Computer-to-Computer Network
dialog box, 15
Create a new group option, 111–112 Create a Partition for Windows screen, 304 crossover cable, 10–12 Custom option, 314 cycling battery, 210
D
Dashboard, 101–102 dashboard widget, 73, 295 DBT-120 Bluetooth adapter, 32 DDR (Double Data Rate) memory, 248 DDR2 (Double Data Rate 2) memory, 232 Debug menu, 86deep linking, 84 Default Browser tab, 21 Defender program, 303 defragmentation, 268 Delete button, 177 deleting
all browser tracks, 104–105 e-mail messages, 174 preferences file, 271–272 sites from history, 103–104 unneeded files, 204 desktop, cleaning up, 202–203 Destination and Schedule section, 149 device driver, 287
Devices list
iPod synchronization, 54, 61, 66–67 Palm PDA synchronization, 69 digital camcorder, 22–23 digital camera, 22
digital video interface (DVI) connection, 4–8 DIMM (Dual Inline Memory Module)
socket, 252 discoverability
Bluetooth device, 33–34, 37, 40, 45, 47 Bonjour technology, 186
Disk Activity tab, 269 disk image
backing up to, 219–221 recovering system using, 226 disk permissions, 292–293 disk recovery software, 212 Disk Utility
checking hard disk status, 206–207 creating secondary boot device, 284–285 erasing hard disk free space, 212–214 repairing hard disks, 291–293 restoring system, 226 display
external, 4–10 garbled, 297
Display album artwork, 55 Display Webpages action, 93 Displays icon, 9, 297
D-Link DBT-120 Bluetooth adapter, 32 DNS (Domain Name System) server, 163 Dock item, 73
Documents folder, 145 Domain Alias entry, 163
Domain Name System (DNS) server, 163 Domain Settings page, 164
Double Data Rate (DDR) memory, 248 Double Data Rate 2 (DDR2) memory, 232 Download button, 177
Dual Inline Memory Module (DIMM) socket, 252
dual-booting
creating Windows partition, 304–305 installing Windows, 305–308 versus other options, 301–304, 316 renaming partitions, 309
sharing files between Mac OS X and Windows, 309–310
switching between Mac OS X and Windows, 308–309
dual-channel memory, 232 dual-link cable, 4–5 dual-link DVI connection, 5 dust, 214–215
DVD, backing up to, 221–222
DVI (digital video interface) connection, 4–8
E
Edit List button, 195 electronics vacuum, 215 Email alarm, 127 Email This Page link, 100 e-mailing
accessing accounts online, 140–141 bouncing back unwanted messages,
184–185
configuring Mail to not show images, 168–170
deleting messages, 174 forwarding messages, 142–143 Junk folder, 170–173
leaving incoming messages on server, 173–175
sending all messages from same account, 178–179
sending messages to group, 111–113 sending with different server ports,
setting up rules to process messages, 180–182
skipping large messages, 175–177 smart mailbox, 182–184
Web page, 100–101 Empty Trash command, 279
Empty Trash securely check box, 202, 212 Enable iSync for this Palm device
check box, 69
Enable My iTunes button, 159 Enable Palm Syncing dialog box, 69 Enable Web Sharing check box, 25 Energy Saver icon, 193
envelope, printing, 123–124
Erase Free Space Options dialog box, 212–213
Erase Free Space tool, 212–214 error message, 260
event, 72, 125, 127–129 Event list, 194
exchanging files
configuring Mac for, 12–13
between Mac OS X and Windows, 309–310, 319–320
via Bluetooth, 46–51 expansion card, 251 Export As text box, 102
Export Bookmarks dialog box, 96
Export Favorites Source Folder dialog box, 88 Export vCard option, 110
extended desktop mode, 9 external content, 168 external display, 4–10 external fax modem, 20 external hard drive, 310
F
FAT32 (File Allocation Table) file system, 306 fax, 19–21
File Allocation Table (FAT32) file system, 306 File menu, 100, 111, 115, 221
file system, 306 filtering feature, 169
Find People with Birthdays action, 116 Finder Preferences window, 201 Finder shortcuts, 325–326 Finder tab, 94, 201, 205–206 FireWire cable, 10, 14, 283, 289 FireWire target disk mode, 289 firmware, 287
First Aid tab, 291
Force Quit Applications window, 276 forcing restart/shut down, 288 formatting, 168
forum, 170
Forward my email to check box, 142 forwarding messages, 142–143
G
Games tab, 67 gaming, 67, 300
Gbps (gigabits per second), 243 Generic PostScript Printer driver, 18 Get Contact Information action, 117 Get Mail button, 177
Get Specified Finder Items action, 96 Get Specified URLs action, 92 gigabits per second (Gbps), 243 gigabyte, 57, 200
Google AdSense program, 156–157 Google Map program, 155–156 Google search box, 85
graphics card, 256–257 Groups folder, 145 Groups tab, 113
GUID Partition Map value, 284 GUID Partition Table scheme, 285
H
hard diskbacking up to disk image, 219–221 checking status, 205–207 free space, 202–203, 212–214 monitoring activity, 268–269 repairing, 291–292, 294 upgrading, 242–245, 253–255 verifying, 207–208
hard disk bay bracket, 254 hard disk image, 219–221, 316 hardware problems
prevention, 282–285 troubleshooting, 286–297 Hardware subbranches, 231
Hardware Test program, 290–291, 293 HD/Library/Application Support folder, 205 headphones, 36
headset, Bluetooth, 36–39 heatsink, 251
Hierarchical File System (HFS), 306 Hint text box, 283
History tab, 103 HomePage feature, 146
HotSync Manager program, 69–70 Hypertext Markup Language (HTML),
158, 168
I
iBook, upgrading, 245–250 iCal application. See calendar iCard application, 145 iChat application. See chatting iDefrag application, 268 iDisk application, 143–146 iMac, upgrading, 231–234 image. See photo
Image Capture Device Browser window, 24
Image Capture Preferences dialog box, 24 Image Capture program, 22–23, 26 image, disk, 219–221, 226
image link address, 99 imaging device configuring as Webcam, 25–27 connecting, 22–23 overview, 21 sharing, 23–25 video, 22–23, 192–196
Import an iCal file option, 134–135 Import Bookmarks dialog box, 89 Import/Export Selection dialog box, 88 Import/Export Wizard, 88, 118 importing
bookmarks, 87–89
calendars from Outlook, 132–135 contacts from Outlook, 118–120 Incoming Phone Call dialog box, 44 Info dialog box, 189
infrastructure wireless network, 14 input device, 296 installing Palm Desktop, 69 Parallels Desktop, 311 Windows, 309–310, 313–318 Intel processor, 301
Internet & Network section, 74, 76–77 Internet Service Provider (ISP), 177 IP address, 27
iPod synchronization, 54–67 iSight camera, 193
ISP (Internet Service Provider), 177 iSync application, 41–42, 68–70 iSync HotSync Conduit, 69 iTunes application, 54–55 iTunes Store, 67, 159
iTunesHelper application, 210 iWeb application, 153, 158–159, 164
J
Junk folder, 170–173 Junk Mail feature, 169, 171
K
keyboardBluetooth, 33–36 locking screw, 247 troubleshooting, 296–297 Keyboard & Mouse preferences, 35 keychain, 73, 96, 154 Kind column, 295 Klear Screen, 215
L
Layout tab, 124 LCD monitor, 4 Library branch, 116, 119 Library folder, 145, 204 license agreement, 274License Agreement dialog box, 307 logging in, 271
login item, 210–211, 270–271 Login Items tab, 211
M
Mac accessing remotely, 150–153 backing up, 215–227 connecting two, 10–15 maintenance, 200–210 restarting, 287–290 synchronizing, 74–76 Web sites, 321–323 Mac OS X reinstalling, 272–274sharing files with Windows, 309–310, 319–320
switching to Windows, 308–309
Mac Pro, 251–257
MacBook Pro, upgrading, 234–239 MacBook, upgrading, 239–245 Mail application. See e-mailing Mail Contents of This Page option, 100 Mailbox Behaviors tab, 173, 182 mailing label, printing, 124–125 Manually manage music and videos
check box, 57 Mark/Space company, 70 Master Boot Record value, 285 McAfee Internet Security Suite, 303 megabyte, 268 memory iBook, 248–259 iMac, 231–234 insufficient, 294 Mac Pro, 252–253 MacBook, 240–242 MacBook Pro, 236–239 monitoring usage, 266–268 Message alarm, 127 message rules, 73
Message with sound alarm, 127 messages, e-mail
bouncing back unwanted, 184–185 deleting, 174
forwarding, 142–143
leaving incoming on server, 173–175 sending all from same account,
178–179
sending to group, 111–113 setting up rules to process, 180–182 skipping large, 175–177
microphone, 189 Microphone list, 189
Microsoft AU Daemon application, 211 Microsoft Outlook application
importing calendars from, 132–135 importing contacts from, 118–120
Mini-DVI connection, 6–8 Minimum Disc Size value, 221 Mini-VGA port, 7
Mirror Displays check box, 9 Missing Sync program, 45, 70 mobile phone. See phone MobileMe
accessing e-mail accounts online, 140–141 backing up data online, 147–150
forwarding messages to other accounts, 142–143
publishing, 135–136, 163 remote access, 150–153
sharing Address Book via, 121–122 storing files online, 143–146 synchronization, 73–78 MobileMe Mail page, 141–142 MobileMe Sync Alert dialog box, 76 modem
fax, 20
using Bluetooth phone as, 43 monitoring
CPU usage, 263–266 hard disk activity, 268–269 memory usage, 266–268 monthly repeat interval, 131 mouse Bluetooth, 33–36 troubleshooting, 296–297 movie synchronization, 57–59 Movies folder, 145 Movies library, 58 Movies tab, 57 multithreading, 265 Music folder, 145 music synchronization, 54–57 Music tab, 54 My iTunes widget, 159–161
N
navigating, Web, 82–87 Navigation pane, 133 network cable, 10–13 network error, 286network imaging device, 23
New Group From Selection option, 111 New Smart Mailbox option, 182 New Tab option, 82–83
New Technology File System (NTFS), 306 New Virtual Machine window, 312, 314 newsgroup account, 170
Next button, 84
nickel cadmium (NiCad) battery, 210 nickel metal hydride (NiMH) battery, 210 Norton Internet Security, 303
note synchronization, 73 notebook computer, 4, 243
NTFS (New Technology File System), 306
O
Office suite, 300
online resources, 321–323 Open file alarm, 127
Open iTunes when this iPod is connected check box, 54
OS Installation Assistant, 313–314, 316 OS Installation Assistant dialog box, 314 Outgoing Mail Server (SMTP) list, 178 Outlook application. See Microsoft Outlook
application
P
pairing, 50 Palm Desktop, 69 Palm PDAconnecting via Bluetooth, 44–46 synchronizing, 68–73
Parallel Tools, 318, 320 Parallels Desktop, 311–320 Parental Controls, 274
Partition Map Scheme value, 284–285 partitioning, 301, 304, 309
passkey, 33
Password check box, 24 Password text box, 282–283 PDA. See personal digital assistant performance boost, 270, 302
Personal Data & Settings backup, 147–148 personal digital assistant (PDA)
iPod as, 65 Palm, 44–46, 68–73
Personal File Sharing check box, 12 phone
Bluetooth, 39–44 iSync, 68, 70–73 photo
configuring mail not to show, 168–170 copying, 99
synchronizing with iPod, 64–65 Photos tab, 64
piconet, 31 Pictures folder, 145
Plan Template dialog box, 148 .plist filename extension, 271 podcast, 61–64
Podcasts library, 64 Podcasts tab, 61
POP (Post Office Protocol), 140, 173, 176 port. See connection
port forwarding, 27
Post Office Protocol (POP), 140, 173, 176 power cycling, 286–287
Power dialog box, 324 PowerPC processes, 295 Preferences command, 271 Preferences dialog box, 82 preferences file, 271–272, 278
Preferences option, 195 Print & Fax option, 16–17, 19 Print dialog box, 123–124 Print Using list, 19 printer, 15–19
Printer Browser’s list, 17–18 Printer Sharing check box, 19, 21 printing envelopes, 123–124 mailing labels, 124–125 privacy, 103–105 process priority, 266 Profile tab, 189 program error, 261 Public folder, 146
Publish calendar dialog box, 136 publishing calendars to MobileMe, 135–136 Web sites, 163–164
Q
Quality bar, 282 quit prompt, 87R
random access memory (RAM), 267–268 Reads in value, 269
Recording icon, 192
reinstalling Mac OS X, 272–274 remote control, 43
Remote Image Capture devices branch, 23 remote images, 169
Remote Monitor tab, 26–27 Remove history items list, 87 Repair Disk option, 291 repairing
disk permissions, 292–293 hard disk, 291–292 repeat interval, 129–131
Require Password check box, 15 Reset Safari dialog box, 104 resetting programs, 104 Resolutions list, 297 restart shortcuts, 324–325 restarting Mac, 287–290
Restore Default Settings option, 287 restoring
files, 222–224 system, 224–227 RJ-11 connection, 10 RJ-45 connection, 10–12 Run AppleScript check box, 194 Run script alarm, 127
runaway application, 295
S
Safari browser. See also Web shortcuts, 326–327 tabs feature, 82 Safari dock icon, 94–95 Safe Boot, 288–289 Safe Login, 270
Safe Mode, 288–289, 294, 297 Safe Relaunch procedure, 278 Save As text box, 96
saving
bookmarks as Web pages, 95–96 contacts, 108–109
Web pages, 99–103 scanner, 22
Search box, 272 searching, Web, 85 secondary boot device
preparing, 283–285 restarting with, 289–290 secondary user account, 282–283 Secure Empty Trash option, 201 security cam, 192–196
Security icon, 212 Security tab, 195
Select Bluetooth Device dialog box, 48 Select Device Type dialog box, 33–34, 37,
39, 45
Self-Monitoring, Analysis, and Reporting Technology (S.M.A.R.T.), 205–207 Send a Calendar via E-mail link, 133 Send Birthday Greetings action, 119 Send dialog box, 47
sending. See also e-mailing
camcorder video to video chat, 196 contact information, 109–111 files via Bluetooth, 48 Set Master Password option, 212 Set Up New Device option, 41 Set Up Personal Domain option, 164 Shared folder, 146
shared network fax, 20–21 shared network printer, 17–19 Shared Networking option, 316 sharing
Address Book via MobileMe, 121–122 fax, 21
files, 12–13, 46–51, 309–310, 319–320 imaging devices, 23–26
printers, 19 Sharing tab, 12, 19, 122 Short Name text box, 283 shortcuts, 324–328
Show All Bookmarks icon, 91, 103 Show Birthdays calendar check box, 132 Show Profile menu, 189
Show View Options option, 203 shutdown shortcuts, 324–325
Simple Mail Transport Protocol (SMTP) server, 177–178
single-link cable, 4 Sites folder, 146 Skip button, 177
slowdown, 295–296
Small Outline Dual Inline Memory Module (SO-DIMM), 232, 248
S.M.A.R.T. (Self-Monitoring, Analysis, and Reporting Technology), 205–207 smart group, 111–112, 115–116
Smart Group Name text box, 112–113, 115 smart mailbox, 182–184
S.M.A.R.T. Status value, 206
SMTP (Simple Mail Transport Protocol) server, 177–178
SO-DIMM (Small Outline Dual Inline Memory Module), 232, 248
software
troubleshooting, 260–262, 270–279 updating, 208–209, 270
Software folder, 146
Software Update window, 208–209 Sound icon, 38
Sound Output list, 189 spam, 168, 170–171 speakers, 189
spinning wait cursor, 269 startup, 90–95
Startup Disk icon, 289 Startup Manager, 289, 309 startup shortcuts, 324 storing files online, 143–146 straight-through cable, 11–12 Style list, 124
Subscribe to Address Book option, 122 subscribing to published calendars, 136–137 sudo renice priority Process ID command, 266 Summary tab, 54, 57
surge protector, 293 S-Video connection, 7, 8 swap file, 268
Sync check box, 59–63 Sync games check box, 67 Sync iCal calendars check box, 66
Sync movies check box, 57 Sync music check box, 54
Sync only checked songs and videos check box, 56
Sync photos from check box, 64 Sync tab, 74, 76
Synchronize with MobileMe check box, 74 synchronizing
bookmarks, 96–99 with iPod, 54–67 with MobileMe, 73–78 with Palm PDA, 68–73 with phone, 68, 70–73 System Memory tab, 268
System Preferences options, 274–275 System Profiler, 230–231
T
Tabs pane, 82
Target Disk Mode, 289–290 telephone. See phone television (TV), 4, 59–61 Terminal utility, 86–87 Terminal window, 279 Text ad, 157
Text and Image ad, 157 Text link, 157
text link address, 99 thread, 265
Time Capsule device, 216 Time Machine, 216–219, 222–224 title bar, 84
Torx screw, 244
Transport Monitor application, 210 trash, 200–202, 279
troubleshooting hardware, 286–297 software, 260–262, 270–279 Turn On FileVault option, 212
TV (television), 4, 59–61 TV Shows library, 60 TV Shows tab, 59
TWAIN software check box, 22 twisted-pair cable, 10
U
uninstalling unused applications, 205 Universal Access icon, 297
unregistering process, 77–78 Update Frequency option, 265 updating software, 208–209, 270 upgrading iBook, 245–250 iMac memory, 231–234 Mac Pro, 251–257 MacBook, 239–245 MacBook Pro, 234–239 System Profiler, 230–231
Use Bonjour Instant Messaging check box, 185 “User unknown” error message, 184
Utilities folder, 205, 226, 279
V
vCard, 108, 110 Verify text box, 283 VGA connection, 6–7 video camera, 22–23, 192–196 video capture, 191 video card, 256–257 video chat, 187, 190–196 video connection, 7–8 video mirroring, 8 video synchronization, 54–57 View tab, 202–203 viewing Webcams, 26–27 virtual machine, 301, 317, 320 virtual memory, 265 virtualization
configuring virtual machines, 318–319 installing Parallels Desktop, 311 installing Windows, 313–318 performance, 302–303 running Parallels Desktop, 312 setting up with Boot Camp virtual
machines, 312–313
sharing files between Mac OS X and Windows, 319–320
voice chat. See audio chat Volume Scheme list, 285
W
wait cursor, 269 Web bookmarks, 87–99 navigating, 82–87 privacy, 103–105 saving pages, 99–103 Web bug, 168Web Clip widget, 101 Web folder, 146 Web site
adding ads to, 156–157 adding HTML to, 158
adding My iTunes widget to, 159–161 adding YouTube videos to, 161–162 Apple, 321–322
inserting Google Map in, 155–156 Mac, 322–323
overview, 153–155 publishing, 163–164 Web Widgets button, 155, 157 Webcam, 25–27. See also video chat weekly repeat interval, 130 Windows
dual-booting, 301–310, 316 reasons to run on Mac, 300–301
Windows check box, 307 Windows Defender program, 303 Windows Express option, 313 wireless device, 33–35 wireless network, 14–15 workflow, 92
Writes out value, 269
Y
yearly repeat interval, 131 yellow RCA connection, 7–8 YouTube video, 161–162