November 2002
Beginner to intermediate
78 pages
1h 57m
English
book
Macintosh Troubleshooting Pocket Guide for Mac OS
by David Lerner, Aaron Freimark, Tekserve Corporation
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Index
A note on the digital index
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Symbols
- / (slash), Mac OS X Passwords
A
- AAUI connector, Communications, Internet, and AirPort
- AC Adapter, Powerbooks and iBooks
- accelerators, Crisis Situations
- adapters
- AC Adapter, Powerbooks and iBooks
- ADC-to-VGA, Monitors/Displays
- ATA to FireWire, SCSI, FireWire, and USB
- DVI to ADC, Monitors/Displays, Monitors/Displays, Monitors/Displays
- DVI to VGA, Monitors/Displays, Monitors/Displays
- Griffin iMate, Connecting Old Devices to New Macs
- Mac to VGA, Monitors/Displays
- MacPNP adapter, Monitors/Displays
- RJ45 to AAUI, Communications, Internet, and AirPort
- speaker jacks, Connecting Old Devices to New Macs
- VGA to BNC, Monitors/Displays
- ADB devices/ports, Crisis Situations, Connecting Old Devices to New Macs
- ADC (Apple Display Connector), Monitors/Displays, Monitors/Displays, Monitors/Displays
- administrators
- alternative to root login, Mac OS X Passwords
- changing passwords, Mac OS X Passwords, Mac OS X Passwords
- Adobe Type Manager, The System (OS 9.x and Earlier)
- AirPort
- connecting to DSL, Communications, Internet, and AirPort
- determining access, File Sharing
- networking computers, File Sharing
- saving Internet settings, Communications, Internet, and AirPort
- security considerations, ...
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