Chapter 1. Learning Basic Mac OS X Tasks
The Mac OS X operating system is installed on all new Macintosh computers. If you already have an Intel-based Mac, you can purchase the latest version — Mac OS X Snow Leopard — and install it.
You can use Mac OS X to perform a wide variety of tasks and activities, including starting applications, managing files and folders, working with media such as music, photos, and videos, connecting to the Internet, surfing the World Wide Web, exchanging e-mail, and performing computer maintenance.
To perform these and other tasks, it is important to have a basic understanding of how Mac OS X works.
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