April 2005
Beginner to intermediate
448 pages
20h 37m
English
As you work with your Mac, you'll run across a number of folders with the same name: Library. Do you see the two Library folders in the illustration below? And if you open the “System” folder, you'd see another Library folder.

Library folders contain information that the operating system and certain applications need to function. Unless you have a really good reason and know exactly what you're doing, leave the Library folders alone—don't put anything in them and don't take anything out.
The Library folder you see above, the one directly to the right of the “Macintosh HD,” is at the “top level” of your hard ...
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