June 2004
Intermediate to advanced
1056 pages
39h 58m
English
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- Set up a .Mac account?
System Preference→.Mac→.Mac→Sign Up (you must be connected to the Internet to set up a .Mac account)
- Find out how much space I have available on my iDisk?
System Preferences→.Mac→iDisk
- Require a password from others before they can access my iDisk’s Public folder?
System Preferences→.Mac→iDisk→Your Public Folder→click on the checkbox next to “Use a Password to Protect your Public Folder,” and then click on the Set Password button to set a password
- Create a local copy of my iDisk?
System Preferences→.Mac→iDisk→click on the checkbox next to “Create local copy of your iDisk”→select one of the radio buttons to Automatically or Manually synchronize your local iDisk with the online iDisk
- Quickly access my .Mac email from Safari?
Enter the URL http://webmail.mac.com, and log in using your .Mac member name and password.
- Mount my iDisk?
Click on the iDisk icon in the Finder’s Sidebar.
FinderGoiDiskMy iDisk
Use the keyboard shortcut Shift-
-I.- Mount another .Mac member’s iDisk?
Finder→Go→iDisk→Other User’s iDisk
- Mount another .Mac member’s iDisk Public folder?
Finder→Go→iDisk→Other User’s Public Folder
- Unmount my iDisk?
Drag the iDisk icon from the Desktop to the Trash.
Finder→iDisk→Action menu→Eject "
dotMac_MemberName"- Unmount another user’s iDisk Public folder?
Drag the iDisk icon from the Desktop to the Trash.
Click on the eject icon next to the iDisk name in the Finder’s ...
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