用户手册 — Wiley Mac OS X Leopard All-in-One Desk Reference For Dummies

目录

• What’s Really Required

  2
• About This Book

  3
• Conventions Used in This Book

  3
• Stuff you type

  3
• Menu commands

  3
• Display messages

  3
• In case you’re curious about computers

  4
• How This Book Is Organized

  4
• Book I: Introducing Mac OS X

  4
• Book II: Customizing and Sharing

  4
• Book III: The Digital Hub

  4
• Book IV: The Typical Internet Stuff

  5
• Book V: Networking in Mac OS X

  5
• Book VI: Expanding Your System

  5
• Book VII: Advanced Mac OS X

  5
• Icons Used in This Book

  5
• Book I: Introducing Mac OS X

  7
• Book I: Introducing Mac OS X

  7
• Chapter 1: Shaking Hands with Mac OS X

  9
• Convince Me: Why Mac OS X?

  10
• Pretty to behold

  10
• Stable, stable, stable

  14
• Multitasking and multithreading for normal human beings

  16
• The definition of Internet-savvy

  17
• Lots of free goodies

  18
• What Do I Really Need to Run the Big X?

  19
• Upgrading from Earlier Versions of Mac OS

  20
• Back up — PLEASE back up

  21
• Snuff out disk errors

  21
• Plug it, Road Warrior

  21
• Personalizing the Big X

  22
• Chapter 2: Navigating and Running Programs

  25
• Restarting, Sleeping, and Shutting Down

  25
• A Window Is Much More Than a Frame

  28
• Opening and closing windows

  28
• Scrolling windows

  29
• Minimizing and restoring windows

  30
• Zooming windows

  31
• Toggling toolbars

  31
• Moving windows

  32
• Resizing windows

  32
• Switching windows

  32
• Menu Mysteries Explained

  34
• Icons ’R Us

  35
• Hardware

  36
• Programs and applications

  37
• Files

  37
• Folders

  38
• Aliases

  38
• Selecting Icons for Fun and Profit

  40
• Selecting a single icon

  40
• Selecting multiple icons

  40
• Keyboard Shortcuts for the True Power User

  41
• Houston, We’re Go to Launch Programs

  43
• Running applications from your hard drive

  43
• Running applications from a CD-ROM or DVD-ROM

  43
• Switching ’Twixt Programs with Aplomb

  44
• Opening and Saving Your Stuff in an Application

  47
• Opening a document

  47
• Saving a document

  48
• Quitting Programs

  49
• Chapter 3: Basic OS X Housekeeping

  51
• The Finder: It’s the Wind beneath Your Wings

  51
• Copying and Moving Files and Folders

  53
• Cloning Your Items — It’s Happening Now!

  54
• Deleting That Which Should Not Be

  54
• Dragging unruly files against their will

  55
• Deleting with the menus and the keyboard

  55
• Emptying That Wastepaper Basket

  55
• WAIT! I Need That After All!

  56
• Renaming Your Items

  56
• Adding a Dash of Color

  57
• Displaying the Facts on Files and Folders

  57
• Adding Spotlight comments

  59
• Displaying extensions

  59
• Choosing the application with which to launch a file

  60
• Locking files against evildoers

  61
• Creating an Alias

  61
• Using the Apple Menu

  62
• Using Recent Items

  62
• Playing with the Dock

  63
• Bad program! Quit!

  65
• Tracking down your version

  65
• Specifying a location

  66
• Availing Yourself of Mac OS X Services

  66
• Get Thee Hence: Using the Go Menu

  67
• Monkeying with the Menu Bar

  69
• Using menu bar icons

  69
• Doing timely things with the Clock

  71
• Eject, Tex, Eject!

  71
• Common Tasks Aplenty

  72
• Opening and editing text files

  72
• Listening to an audio CD

  73
• Recording — nay, burning — a data CD

  74
• All You Really Need to Know about Printing

  75
• Chapter 4: Searching Everything with Spotlight

  79
• Basic Searching 101

  79
• Is Spotlight Really That Cool?

  81
• Expanding Your Search Horizons

  84
• Customizing Spotlight to Your Taste

  85
• Chapter 5: Fun with Photo Booth and Front Row

  89
• Capturing the Moment with iSight and Photo Booth

  89
• Producing Video on the Spot with iMovie

  92
• Controlling Your Mac Remotely with Front Row

  93
• Chapter 6: Keeping Track with the Address Book

  97
• Hey, Isn’t the Address Book Just a Part of Mail?

  97
• Entering Contact Information

  99
• Using Contact Information

  101
• Arranging Your Contact Cards

  103
• Using Network Directories

  104
• Printing Contacts with Flair

  105
• Swapping Bytes with vCards

  106
• Chapter 7: The Joys of Maintenance

  109
• Deleting Applications the Common Sense Way

  109
• Popping the Hood: Using the System Profiler

  111
• Tracking Performance with Activity Monitor

  112
• Fixing Things with the Disk Utility

  114
• Displaying the goods on your disks

  115
• Playing doctor with First Aid

  116
• Erasing without seriously screwing up

  118
• Partitioning the right way

  120
• RAID has nothing to do with insects

  122
• Updating Mac OS X

  123
• I Demand That You Back Up Your Hard Drive

  124
• Hitching a ride on the Time Machine

  125
• Using other backup solutions

  127
• I Further Demand That You Defragment

  127
• Special Start-Up Keys for Those Special Times

  127
• Crave the Newest Drivers

  128
• Chapter 8: Getting Help for the Big X

  129
• Displaying the Help Viewer Window

  129
• Searching for Specific Stuff

  130
• Prodding Apple for the Latest Gossip

  132
• Calling for Help Deep in the Heart of X

  132
• Other Resources to Chew On

  133
• Voice support

  133
• Mac publications and resource sites

  134
• Local Mac outlets and user groups

  134
• Chapter 9: Troubleshooting the X

  135
• Don’t Panic!

  135
• The Troubleshooting Process

  136
• Step 1: Always try a simple shutdown

  137
• Step 2: Check all cable connections

  137
• Step 3: Retrace your steps

  137
• Step 4: Run Disk Utility

  138
• Step 5: Run antivirus software

  139
• Step 6: Check the Trash

  139
• Step 7: Check online connections

  139
• Step 8: Disable troublesome Login Items

  139
• Step 9: Turn off your screen saver

  140
• Step 10: Check for write-protection

  140
• Step 11: Check your System Profiler

  140
• Step 12: Reboot with the Mac OS X Installation Disc

  141
• Do I Need to Reinstall Mac OS X?

  141
• It’s Still Not Moving: Troubleshooting Resources

  142
• The Mac OS X Help Viewer

  142
• The Apple Mac OS X Support site

  142
• Your local Apple dealer

  142
• Book II: Customizing and Sharing

  143
• Book II: Customizing and Sharing

  143
• Chapter 1: Building the Finder of Your Dreams

  145
• Will That Be Icons or Buttons or Columns . . . or Even a Flow?

  145
• Doing the Toolbar Dance

  148
• Hiding and showing the toolbar

  148
• Hiding and showing the status bar

  149
• Giving your toolbar big tires and a loud exhaust

  150
• Searching for Files from the Toolbar

  152
• Searching for Files from the Find Dialog

  153
• Configuring the View Options

  154
• Setting icon view options

  155
• Setting list view options

  157
• Setting column view options

  159
• Setting Finder Preferences

  160
• Chapter 2: Giving Your Desktop the Personal Touch

  163
• Changing the Background

  163
• Picking something Apple

  164
• I just gotta have lavender

  166
• Selecting your own photo

  166
• Changing the Screen Saver

  167
• Changing Colors in Mac OS X

  167
• Adding Stickies

  168
• Customizing the Dock

  170
• Adding applications and extras to the Dock

  170
• Keeping track(s) with Stacks

  172
• Resizing the Dock

  173
• Stick It on the Dashboard

  173
• Arranging Your Precious Desktop

  175
• Chapter 3: Delving under the Hood with System Preferences

  177
• The Preferred Way to Display the Preferences

  177
• Saving Your Preferences

  178
• Searching for Specific Settings

  178
• Getting Personal

  179
• Appearance preferences

  179
• Desktop and screen saver preferences

  180
• Dock preferences

  182
• Exposé and Spaces preferences

  183
• International preferences

  186
• Security preferences

  187
• Spotlight preferences

  189
• It’s All about the Hardware

  190
• Bluetooth preferences

  190
• CDs and DVDs preferences

  191
• Displays preferences

  192
• Energy Saver preferences

  193
• Keyboard and mouse preferences

  194
• Printing and fax preferences

  195
• Sound preferences

  197
• Sharing the Joy: Internet & Network

  198
• MobileMe preferences

  198
• Network preferences

  199
• QuickTime preferences

  203
• Sharing preferences

  205
• Tweaking the System

  206
• Accounts preferences

  206
• Date and time preferences

  208
• Parental Controls preferences

  209
• Software Update preferences

  209
• Speech preferences

  210
• Startup Disk preferences

  211
• Time Machine preferences

  212
• Universal Access preferences

  213
• Chapter 4: You Mean Others Can Use My Mac, Too?

  217
• How Multi-User Works on Mac OS X

  217
• Configuring Your Login Screen

  219
• Locking Things Down

  221
• Starting Applications Automatically after Login

  222
• Chapter 5: Setting Up Multi-User Accounts

  225
• Adding, Editing, and Deleting Users

  225
• Adding a new user account

  226
• Editing an existing account

  228
• Deleting an existing account

  229
• Tightening Your Security Belt

  230
• Setting Parental Controls

  231
• Assigning the Simple Finder

  234
• Using Keychains — NOT

  235
• Chapter 6: Sharing Documents for Fun and Profit

  239
• Sharing over a Network versus Sharing on a Single Mac

  239
• No network is required

  240
• Relying on a guaranteed lock

  240
• Most places are off-limits

  240
• Permissions: Law Enforcement for Your Files

  241
• Permission and Sharing Do’s and Don’ts

  244
• Sharing Stuff in Office 2004

  245
• Document-sharing features

  245
• File-level sharing features

  246
• Book III: The Digital Hub

  249
• Book III: The Digital Hub

  249
• Chapter 1: The World According to Apple

  251
• First, Sliced Bread . . . and Now, the Digital Hub

  251
• What Does Digital Mean, Anyway?

  252
• What Can I Digitize?

  253
• Photographs

  254
• Music

  254
• Video

  254
• DVD

  254
• The Software That Drives the Hub

  255
• iPhoto

  256
• iTunes

  256
• iMovie

  257
• iDVD

  258
• GarageBand

  258
• iWeb

  258
• Can I Use All This Stuff at Once?

  259
• Chapter 2: Jamming with iTunes and iPod

  261
• What Can I Play on iTunes?

  262
• Playing an Audio CD

  263
• Playing Digital Audio and Video

  264
• Browsing the Library

  267
• Finding songs in your Music Library

  267
• Removing old music from the Library

  268
• Watching video

  268
• Organizing with Playlists

  269
• Know Your Songs

  270
• Setting the song information automatically

  271
• Setting or changing the song information manually

  271
• Ripping Audio Files

  273
• Tweaking the Audio for Your Ears

  274
• A New Kind of Radio Station

  276
• iTunes Radio

  276
• Tuning in your own stations

  277
• Radio stations in your Playlists

  277
• iSending iStuff to iPod

  278
• Sharing Your Media across Your Network

  280
• Burning Music to Shiny Plastic Circles

  281
• Feasting on iTunes Visuals

  282
• Buying Digital Media the Apple Way

  284
• Chapter 3: Focusing on iPhoto

  287
• Delving into iPhoto

  287
• Working with Images in iPhoto

  289
• Import Images 101

  289
• Organize mode: Organizing and sorting your images

  291
• Edit mode: Removing and fixing stuff the right way

  298
• Producing Your Own Coffee-Table Masterpiece

  301
• Introducing Web Gallery!

  304
• Mailing Photos to Aunt Mildred

  306
• Chapter 4: Making Magic with iMovie

  309
• The iMovie Window

  309
• A Bird’s-Eye View of Moviemaking

  312
• Importing the Building Blocks

  312
• Pulling in video clips

  313
• Making use of still images

  314
• Importing and adding audio from all sorts of places

  315
• Building the Cinematic Basics

  318
• Adding clips to your movie

  318
• Removing clips from your movie

  320
• Reordering clips in your movie

  320
• Editing clips in iMovie

  320
• Transitions for the masses

  321
• Even Gone with the Wind had titles

  322
• Sharing Your Finished Classic with Others

  323
• Chapter 5: Burn Those DVDs! Using iDVD

  325
• Introducing Your Mac to iDVD

  325
• Starting a New DVD Project

  328
• Creating a new project

  328
• Opening an existing project

  328
• Automating the whole darn process

  329
• Creating a DVD from Scratch

  330
• Choosing just the right theme

  330
• Adding movies

  331
• Great, now my audience demands a slideshow

  334
• Now for the music . . . .

  336
• Giving Your DVD the Personal Touch

  337
• Using Uncle Morty for your DVD Menu background

  337
• Adding your own titles

  338
• Changing buttons like a highly paid professional

  338
• Give my creation motion!

  339
• Previewing Your Masterpiece

  340
• A Word about Automation

  341
• One-click paradise with OneStep DVD

  341
• Exercising control with Magic iDVD

  342
• Recording a Finished Project to a Shiny Disc

  344
• Chapter 6: Becoming a Superstar with GarageBand

  345
• Shaking Hands with Your Band

  346
• Composing and Podcasting Made Easy

  348
• Adding tracks

  349
• Choosing loops

  352
• Resizing, repeating, and moving loops

  356
• Using the Arrange Track

  358
• Tweaking the settings for a track

  359
• Automatic Composition with Magic GarageBand

  361
• Sharing Your Songs and Podcasts

  363
• Creating MP3 and AAC files

  363
• Sending a Podcast to iWeb or iTunes

  364
• Burning an Audio CD

  365
• Chapter 7: Crafting a Web Site with iWeb

  367
• Looking around the iWeb Window

  367
• Planning Your Pages

  369
• Adding a New Site

  370
• Adding a New Page

  371
• Editing a Page

  372
• Modifying text

  372
• Replacing images

  374
• Adding new elements

  375
• Tweaking with the Inspector

  377
• Publishing Your Web Site

  377
• Chapter 8: No, It’s Not Called iQuickTime

  379
• QuickTime Can Do That?

  379
• Playing Media with QuickTime

  380
• At the center of the action: QuickTime Player

  380
• Opening QuickTime movies

  381
• Operating QuickTime Player

  382
• QuickTime: The Super Converter

  387
• Importing and Exporting Files

  387
• Make QuickTime the Center of Your Digital Universe

  388
• Favorites

  388
• Free content for all

  389
• QuickTime and your browser

  389
• Tweaking QuickTime

  390
• Setting QuickTime Player preferences

  390
• Working with QuickTime preferences

  390
• Chapter 9: Turning Your Mac into a DVD Theater

  393
• The DVD Hardware

  393
• The DVD Player: It’s Truly Shiny

  394
• Using the Controller

  394
• Keep your eyes on the Viewer

  396
• Taking Advantage of Additional DVD Features

  396
• Controller extras

  397
• DVD Player preferences

  398
• Book IV: The Typical Internet Stuff

  403
• Book IV: The Typical Internet Stuff

  403
• Chapter 1: Getting on the Internet

  405
• Shopping for an ISP

  406
• Investigating Various Types of Connections

  407
• Setting Up Your Internet Connection

  409
• Using an internal or external modem

  409
• Using Ethernet hardware

  410
• Connecting with a Dialup ISP (The Hard Way)

  411
• Chapter 2: Using Apple Mail

  413
• Know Thy Mail Window

  413
• Setting Up Your Account

  416
• Adding an account

  416
• Editing an existing account

  419
• Deleting an account

  419
• Receiving and Reading E-Mail Wisdom

  419
• Reading and deleting your messages

  420
• Replying to mail

  421
• Raise the Little Flag: Sending E-Mail

  424
• What? You Get Junk Mail, Too?

  428
• Attachments on Parade

  430
• Fine-Tuning Your Post Office

  431
• Adding sound

  431
• Checking Mail automatically

  432
• Automating junk mail and message deletion

  432
• Adding signatures

  432
• Changing the status of an account

  433
• Automating Your Mail with Rules

  433
• Chapter 3: Staying in Touch with iChat

  437
• Configuring iChat

  438
• Changing Modes in iChat

  440
• Will You Be My Buddy?

  441
• Chat! Chat, I Say!

  443
• Sharing Screens and iChat Theater

  446
• Sending Files with iChat

  447
• Eliminating the Riffraff

  448
• Adding Visual Effects

  448
• Chapter 4: Expanding Your Horizons with iDisk

  451
• Grabbing Internet Storage for Your Mac

  452
• Understanding What’s on Your iDisk

  454
• Opening and Using iDisk

  455
• Chapter 5: Going Places with Safari

  457
• Pretend You’ve Never Used This Thing

  458
• Visiting Web Sites

  459
• Navigating the Web

  460
• Setting Up Your Home Page

  462
• Adding and Using Bookmarks

  464
• Downloading Files

  466
• Using Subscriptions and History

  467
• Tabs Are Your Browsing Friends

  467
• Saving Web Pages

  468
• Protecting Your Privacy

  469
• Yes, there are such things as bad cookies

  469
• Cleaning your cache

  471
• Handling ancient history

  471
• Avoiding those @*!^%$ pop-up ads

  471
• Chapter 6: Staying Secure Online

  473
• What Can Really Happen?

  474
• “Shields Up, Chekov!”

  477
• Firewall basics

  477
• Antivirus basics

  480
• A Dose of Common Sense: Things Not to Do Online

  480
• Book V: Networking in Mac OS X

  483
• Chapter 1: Setting Up a Small Network

  485
• What Do I Need to Set Up My Network?

  485
• Something to network

  486
• Network interface card (NIC)

  486
• Hub or switch

  486
• Cables

  489
• Setting Up Your Network

  490
• Understanding the Basics of Network Configuration

  491
• TCP/IP

  491
• Software applications

  493
• Configuring Network System Preferences

  493
• Using DHCP for automatic IP address assignment

  494
• Manually choosing an IP address range

  495
• Verifying Connectivity

  497
• Troubleshooting Your New Network

  499
• Physical problems with your network

  499
• Network configuration problems

  500
• Chapter 2: Using Your Network

  503
• It’s All about (File) Sharing

  503
• Creating an account

  503
• Enabling file sharing

  505
• Connecting to a shared resource

  505
• Sharing a Connected Printer

  506
• Sharing Files with Windows Computers

  507
• Accessing File Shares on Windows Computers

  508
• Using FTP to Access Files

  509
• Using the Mac OS X built-in FTP to share files

  509
• Using FTP from Terminal to transfer files

  510
• Using the Built-in Firewall

  512
• Remote Control of Your Mac

  514
• Using Screen Sharing

  514
• Remotely control your Mac (for free, no less!)

  514
• How VNC works

  515
• Remote control of another computer from your Mac

  516
• Chapter 3: You May Even Need AppleTalk

  519
• Setting Up AppleTalk

  519
• Automatically configuring AppleTalk

  520
• Manually configuring AppleTalk

  521
• Accessing Files and Printers with AppleTalk

  522
• Accessing AppleTalk share points

  522
• Accessing AppleTalk printers

  524
• Chapter 4: Going Wireless

  527
• Speaking the Wireless Lingo

  527
• Figuring Out the Different Flavors of Wireless Ethernet

  529
• Basic Wi-Fi: 802.11b

  529
• Let’s get Extreme: 802.11g

  530
• The guy with the turquoise teeth

  531
• Keeping Your Wireless Network Secure

  532
• WEP

  533
• The LEAP security standard

  533
• Setting Up Your Wireless Network

  534
• Installing an AirPort Extreme network card

  534
• Setting up an Ad Hoc wireless network

  535
• Setting up wireless networks with an AirPort Base Station

  537
• Chapter 5: Sharing That Precious Internet Thing

  539
• Sharing the Internet

  539
• Using Network Address Translation

  540
• Ways to Share Your Internet Connection

  541
• Using hardware for sharing an Internet connection

  542
• Using software for sharing an Internet connection

  544
• Connecting Everything

  545
• Using the software method

  545
• Using the hardware method

  546
• Adding Wireless Support

  548
• are using software Internet sharing

  548
• AirPort Extreme Base Station

  549
• Book VI: Expanding Your System

  551
• Book VI: Expanding Your System

  551
• Chapter 1: Hardware That Will Make You Giddy

  553
• Parading Pixels: Digital Cameras, DV Camcorders, and Scanners

  554
• Digital cameras

  554
• DV camcorders

  555
• Scanners

  556
• and Drawing Tablets

  558
• Keyboards

  558
• Trackballs

  559
• Joysticks

  560
• Drawing tablets

  561
• Sublime Storage: CD/DVD Recorders

  562
• Awesome Audio: Subwoofer Systems and MP3 Hardware

  563
• Subwoofer speaker systems

  563
• MP3 players (well, actually, just the iPod)

  564
• Chapter 2: Add RAM, Hard Drive Space, and Stir

  567
• Adding Memory: Reasons for More RAM

  567
• Shopping for a RAM Upgrade

  569
• Finding out the current memory in your Mac

  569
• Determining the exact model of your computer

  571
• The Tao of Hard Drive Territory

  571
• Internal versus External Storage

  573
• External drives

  573
• Internal drives

  574
• Determining How Much Space You Need

  575
• Shopping for a Hard Drive

  576
• Installing Your New Stuff

  577
• The easy way

  577
• The hard way

  577
• Chapter 3: Port-o-rama: Using USB and FireWire

  579
• Appreciating the Advantage of a FireWire Connection

  579
• Understanding USB and the Tale of Two Point Oh

  581
• Hey, You Need a Hub!

  582
• Uh, It’s Just Sitting There

  583
• Common FireWire and USB headaches

  583
• Check those drivers

  584
• Chapter 4: I’m Okay, You’re a Printer

  585
• Meet the Printer Browser

  585
• Adding a Funky Printer

  588
• Managing Your Printing Jobs

  590
• Sharing a Printer across That There Network

  592
• Chapter 5: Applications That You’ve (Probably) Gotta Have

  595
• The Trundling Microsoft Mammoth

  596
• Your Mac OS X Toolbox: TechTool Pro

  598
• Image Editing for the Masses

  599
• The Morass of Digital Video

  600
• Yes, It’s Really Called “Toast”

  600
• If You Positively Have to Run Windows . . .

  602
• All Hail FileMaker Pro

  604
• Utilities That Rock

  604
• StuffIt

  605
• QuicKeys X3

  605
• BBEdit

  605
• REALbasic

  607
• At Least One Game

  608
• Mac OS X Chess

  608
• World of WarCraft

  609
• Book VII: Advanced Mac OS X

  611
• Book VII: Advanced Mac OS X

  611
• Chapter 1: . . . And UNIX Lurks Beneath

  613
• Why Use the Keyboard?

  613
• UNIX keyboarding is fast

  614
• The UNIX keyboard is a powerful beast

  614
• Go where no mouse has gone before

  615
• Automate to elevate

  616
• Remote control

  616
• Uncovering the Terminal

  616
• What’s a prompt?

  617
• A few commands to get started

  618
• Using the skills you already have

  619
• UNIX Commands 101

  620
• Anatomy of a UNIX command

  620
• Command line gotchas

  621
• Help is on the way!

  622
• Autocompletion

  622
• Working with Files

  623
• Paths

  623
• Copying, moving, renaming, and deleting files

  625
• Opening documents and launching applications

  627
• Useful Commands

  627
• Calendar

  627
• Processes

  628
• UNIX Cadillac Commands

  630
• Finding files

  630
• Using pipes

  630
• UNIX Programs That Come in Handy

  631
• Text editors

  631
• Creating a new document

  631
• Networking with the Terminal

  632
• Chapter 2: AppleScript Just Plain Rocks

  635
• What’s So Great about AppleScript?

  635
• Automate common tasks in the Finder

  635
• Automate tasks in other applications

  636
• Running a Script

  637
• Identifying scripts in the field

  637
• The Script Editor application

  638
• Executing a script

  639
• Writing Your Own Simple Scripts

  640
• Create a script without touching a key

  640
• Building your own scripts

  641
• One Step Beyond: AppleScript Programming

  642
• Grab the Dictionary

  643
• Anatomy of a simple script

  644
• I Summon Automator — the Silicon Programmer!

  646
• Help Is at Your Fingertips

  648
• Built-in AppleScript Help

  648
• AppleScript on the Web

  649
• Chapter 3: Talking and Writing to Your Macintosh

  651
• Using Ink with a Tablet

  652
• Computer, Can You Hear Me?

  653
• The Speech Recognition tab

  653
• The Feedback window

  657
• The Speech Command window

  657
• Your Mac Talks Back!

  658
• The Text to Speech panel

  659
• The Date & Time panel

  661
• Configuring VoiceOver within the Universal Access panel

  662
• Speaking text through applications

  663
• Speaking text through services

  664
• Chapter 4: Hosting a Web Site with Mac OS X

  665
• Building a Site with MobileMe

  665
• Registering as a MobileMe user

  666
• Working with Web files

  666
• Adding files with iDisk

  667
• Creating a Home Page with HTML and iDisk

  668
• Using Mac OS X Web Sharing

  669
• I love Apache: Confessions of a UNIX Webmaster

  670
• Configuring and running Apache

  670
• Index

  681
• Index

  681