Chapter 5
Managing Apps on the Dock, Launchpad, and Desktop
In This Chapter
Running apps from the Dock and Launchpad
Switching between apps
Opening documents and files
Using aliases
Organizing the Dock
Working with Mission Control
Shopping at the App Store
Installing, updating, and uninstalling apps
After you power-on your Mac and have OS X up and running, you have to use apps (applications; or software or programs) to actually do anything with your Mac, such as write a report with a word processor, edit a video, play a video game, browse the web, or read and write e-mail. The number of apps you can load and run simultaneously is limited only by the amount of hard-drive space and memory ...
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